Kings Colors Flags

$51.49 - $77.49

Volume pricing available

Kings Colors Flags

SKU: KingsColorsFlags

$51.49 - $77.49

Volume pricing available

Expected to Ship 9/26/2026

Quantity discounts available

Buy 1-2

$51.49 each

Buy 3+

12% off

$45.49 $51.49 each

Free shipping on eligible orders over $200 (contiguous U.S.)
Order by 3:00 PM EST (Mon–Fri) and in-stock items ship the same day
Typical domestic ground delivery speed: 3–10 business days
Expedited options available at checkout (2-Day, Next Day Air)
Most orders ship out of our warehouse in North Carolina. See chart above for estimated delivery times.
See Shipping for additional details on international shipping options and LTL freight

Exceptions

Free shipping does not apply to:

Oversized items (over 60” long or more than 50 lbs.)
Commercial flagpoles and freight shipments
Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, APO/FPO addresses
International orders

Shipping costs for these items are calculated at checkout based on size, weight, and destination. Some made-to-order items may ship separately and take longer to arrive.

Commercial Flagpoles

Commercial flagpoles ship via motor freight. Please make sure your delivery location has a loading dock—if a liftgate is needed, additional carrier fees may apply.

Freight shipping rates are calculated at checkout based on pole size and delivery location.

International Orders

We ship internationally, but free shipping does not apply. You'll be responsible for any customs duties, import taxes, or fees required by your country.

Details

Our Kings Colors flags are constructed of tough, long-lasting SolarMax® nylon and designed for longevity when used outdoors. Available in two sizes to suit your location and Made in the USA!

Did you know? In 1603, James VI of Scotland became king of Britain, merging the kingdoms of Scotland and England. In 1606, King James ordered the joining of the flag of Scotland (St. Andrew's Cross) and that of England (St. George's Cross). While still in use today, it was this flag that was most hated by the American colonists. Many of the protesting colonists protested with variations of the King's Colors.