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Customize the national flags of all countries in the world
Disitu in Chengdu mainly produces flagpoles, flags and advertising display items. For products related to flags, the national flag is always a very popular item. There are approximately 197 countries in the world, and we can provide corresponding flag products for all of them. Whether you use them for indoor display or outdoor display, we have suitable materials to recommend for you. For example, there are hard satin flags suitable for high-end business or national conferences, or Oxford material flags for outdoor use. For some flags used for events or daily consumption, we also have cheaper polyester material flags, mainly used for hand-held flags and vehicle flags.
To make it easier for you to understand the flags of various countries, we have also compiled a list of flags for some countries.
I. Asia (Approximately 48 Major Countries)
Chinese Flag: Red background, five yellow five-pointed stars (the large star has four smaller stars on its top)
Japanese Flag: White background, a red circle in the center (symbolizing the sun)
Korean Flag: White background, a red-blue "Tai Chi" pattern in the center, with a black symbol at each corner
Indian Flag: Orange, white, and green horizontal stripes, with a blue "Dharma Wheel" in the middle of the white stripe
Thai Flag: Red, white, and blue horizontal stripes (the upper red, the middle white, the lower white is wider than the red and blue)
Singaporean Flag: Red background, a white crescent moon + five white five-pointed stars in the upper left corner, and a white vertical bar on the right
Indonesian Flag: Two horizontal stripes of red on top and white at the bottom (equal width)
Pakistani Flag: Green background, a white vertical stripe on the left, with a white crescent moon and five-pointed star in the green part
Iranian Flag: Green, white, and red horizontal stripes, with a red "Allah" inscription in the middle of the white stripe (in Arabic)
Saudi Arabian Flag: Green background, a white Arabic slogan at the bottom, and a white saber below
Turkish Flag: Red background, a white crescent moon and five-pointed star (in the center)
II. Europe (Approximately 44 Major Countries)
Russian Flag: Three horizontal stripes of white, blue, and red (all of equal width)
German Flag: Three horizontal stripes of black, red, and gold (all of equal width)
French Flag: Three vertical stripes of blue, white, and red (all of equal width)
British Flag: Blue background, a red "cross" in the upper left corner + a white "cross" (superimposed, called "Union Jack")
Italian Flag: Three vertical stripes of green, white, and red (all of equal width)
Spanish Flag: Red background, a yellow vertical bar on the left (with the national emblem), and two yellow small squares on the right and left sides
Portuguese Flag: Two vertical stripes of green and red (green on the left and red on the right), with a golden national emblem in the middle
Ukrainian Flag: Two horizontal stripes of blue on top and yellow at the bottom (equal width)
Polish Flag: Two horizontal stripes of white on top and red at the bottom (equal width)
Dutch Flag: Three horizontal stripes of red, white, and blue (all of equal width, from top to bottom)
Swedish Flag: Blue background, a yellow vertical bar on the left, and a yellow cross on the right (long vertically and short horizontally)
Swiss Flag: Two vertical stripes of red and yellow (red on the top and yellow on the bottom), with a golden national emblem in the center
III. Africa (Approximately 54 Major Countries)
Flag of Egypt: Three horizontal stripes of red, white, and black. A golden eagle emblem is in the middle of the white stripe.
Flag of South Africa: Six colors: red, white, blue, black, green, and gold (horizontal + triangular, with a black horizontal stripe separating it, and a green triangle and a golden "Y" shape attached)
Flag of Nigeria: Three vertical stripes of green, white, and green (left and right green, middle white)
Flag of Kenya: Three horizontal stripes of black, red, and green (top and bottom black, middle red, with white thin stripes on both sides of the red stripe), and a black shield and white spear on the left
Flag of Ethiopia: Three horizontal stripes of green, yellow, and red (from top to bottom), with a blue circle in the middle (with yellow stars and a cross)
Flag of Morocco: Red background, a green five-pointed star in the center (with white Arabic text inside the star)
IV. North America (Approximately 23 Major Countries)
Flag of the United States: Red and white horizontal stripes (7 red, 6 white), a blue rectangle in the upper left corner, and 50 white five-pointed stars (representing 50 states)
Flag of Canada: Red background, red vertical stripes on both sides, a white vertical stripe in the middle, with a red maple leaf in the white part
Flag of Mexico: Three vertical stripes of green, white, and red (green and red on both sides, white in the middle), with the Mexican national emblem (an eagle holding a snake on a cactus) in the middle of the white stripe
V. South America (Approximately 12 Major Countries)
Brazilian Flag: Green background, central yellow rhombus, inside the rhombus is a blue circle (with white stars and red ribbons, the ribbons have Portuguese text)
Argentine Flag: Light blue, white, light blue horizontal stripes (top light blue, middle white), in the middle of the white stripes is a yellow sun ("May Sun")
Peruvian Flag: Red, white, red vertical stripes (left and right red, middle white), white stripes have the Peruvian national emblem
Chilean Flag: Blue, white, red horizontal stripes (top blue, middle white, bottom red), white stripes have a blue square on the left, inside which there is a white five-pointed star
Colombian Flag: Yellow, blue, red horizontal stripes (top yellow, middle blue, bottom red, the width of the yellow stripe is twice that of the blue and red stripes)
VI. Oceania (Approximately 14 Major Countries)
Australian Flag: Blue background, left upper corner British "Union Jack", right side has four white seven-pointed stars (one large star with seven points, three small stars with five points)
New Zealand Flag: Blue background, left upper corner British "Union Jack", right side has four red seven-pointed stars (all with seven points), with white borders
Fijian Flag: Blue background, left upper corner British "Union Jack", right side has a light blue shield, inside which there are red lions and patterns of sugar cane, coconuts, etc.