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FMAA - Flag Manufacturers Association of America The Flag Manufacturers Association of America established in 2003 is dedicated to educating and promoting the proper use of flags in the USA.

The Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA) gives value, credibility, and importance to the products bearing its brand by being recognized as the standard for flag products while safeguarding United States flag manufacturing.

One of the most meaningful parts of America 250 is the opportunity to introduce younger generations to the stories behin...
10/30/2026

One of the most meaningful parts of America 250 is the opportunity to introduce younger generations to the stories behind our national symbols.

Why are there 13 stripes?

Why are there 50 stars?

Why do we lower the flag to half-staff?

Why do we stand for the flag?

Questions like these open the door to conversations about American history, citizenship, sacrifice, and service.

The traditions surrounding the American Flag endure because each generation teaches the next.

America's 250th anniversary gives us a rare opportunity to look backward and forward at the same time.We can honor the g...
10/29/2026

America's 250th anniversary gives us a rare opportunity to look backward and forward at the same time.

We can honor the generations who built our country, remember those who sacrificed in its defense, celebrate the progress we've made, and recognize that the American story remains unfinished.

The Stars and Stripes have accompanied our nation through nearly every chapter.

Now they fly over the beginning of the next one.

What do you hope America accomplishes over the next 250 years?

You don't have to visit a museum to experience American history.It's in our town squares and historic buildings. It's in...
10/28/2026

You don't have to visit a museum to experience American history.

It's in our town squares and historic buildings. It's in monuments and memorials. It's in family stories passed from one generation to another.

And it's flying from flagpoles in communities across the country.

During America 250, take the opportunity to explore the history in your own backyard. You might be surprised by the stories waiting to be discovered.

Made in America isn't just a label.It represents people.It represents the textile workers, sewing machine operators, pro...
10/27/2026

Made in America isn't just a label.

It represents people.

It represents the textile workers, sewing machine operators, production teams, inspectors, warehouse employees, sales teams, and countless others who keep American manufacturing moving.

When you choose an American-made flag, you're choosing to support those workers and the communities they call home.

American flag.

American workers.

American pride.

Fall is here, which means it's a good time to give your outdoor flag a quick checkup.Take a look for fraying edges, fadi...
10/26/2026

Fall is here, which means it's a good time to give your outdoor flag a quick checkup.

Take a look for fraying edges, fading, torn seams, or other signs of wear. Seasonal winds and changing weather can be especially tough on outdoor flags.

Proper care can help extend the life of your flag—but when a flag becomes too worn for respectful display, it should be retired with dignity.

Take care of the flag that represents us all.

“The American flag represents all of us and all the values we hold sacred.” — Adrian CronauerThat's what gives the Stars...
10/23/2026

“The American flag represents all of us and all the values we hold sacred.” — Adrian Cronauer

That's what gives the Stars and Stripes their extraordinary significance.

The flag belongs to no single generation, profession, community, or part of the country.

It represents a nation of more than 330 million people and a story now 250 years in the making.

Fly it proudly.

"American company" and "American-made" don't necessarily mean the same thing.If buying a Made in USA American Flag matte...
10/22/2026

"American company" and "American-made" don't necessarily mean the same thing.

If buying a Made in USA American Flag matters to you, take a few extra seconds to check the label and verify its country of origin.

Better yet, look for the FMAA Certification Seal.

Consumers deserve to know where the products they purchase come from, especially when that product is the symbol of the United States itself.

 : The United States has had 27 official versions of the American Flag since the original flag was adopted in 1777.As ne...
10/21/2026

: The United States has had 27 official versions of the American Flag since the original flag was adopted in 1777.

As new states joined the Union, new stars were added to represent them.

Today's 50-star flag was officially introduced on July 4, 1960, after Hawaii became the 50th state.

It's a design that tells the story of a nation that grew from 13 states to 50.

FMAA Certified Retailers do more than sell flags.They help consumers make informed purchasing decisions, support America...
10/20/2026

FMAA Certified Retailers do more than sell flags.

They help consumers make informed purchasing decisions, support American manufacturers, and keep American-made products available in communities across the country.

Many are independent businesses that know their products and understand the importance of authenticity.

When you need a new American Flag, consider supporting a retailer committed to the real thing.

Flag Etiquette Tip: Traditionally, the American Flag is displayed from sunrise to sunset. However, the U.S. Flag Code al...
10/19/2026

Flag Etiquette Tip: Traditionally, the American Flag is displayed from sunrise to sunset. However, the U.S. Flag Code allows the flag to remain displayed 24 hours a day when it is properly illuminated during the hours of darkness.

If Old Glory flies outside your home or business around the clock, make sure she's visible after sunset.

Respect for the flag is in the details.

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Wayne, PA
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