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Best Budget-Friendly American Flag With Pole:  Jetlifee 3×5 Feet American Flag with Pole

This set is easy on the wallet: it includes a regular 1″ wide aluminum pole and aluminum bracket with screws and wall anchors.

What We Liked

• The American flag is polyester with embroidered stars—that’s a good sign, as lower quality flags only have printed stars.

• The fabric is treated with UV coating to avoid fading.

FYI: Even though this set is made by a veteran-owned company based in California, the flag is made in China.

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Best Made in USA: American Flag and Flagpole Set

Yes, most American flags sold today are made in China. If you prefer to buy one made in the USA, we’d recommend Annin Flagmakers Flag and Flagpole Set—an excellent quality flag that is bright and well-made. Here’s more:

What We Liked

• Heavyweight 200 denier nylon.

• UV resistant SolarGuard dyes to prevent fading.

• Brass grommets.

• Cast aluminum bracket.

• Gold finial ball.

• Made in Virginia or Ohio (the maker has two factories in the US). For the record, the mounting bracket and pole are made in China; but the flag is made in the USA. The kit is assembled in the USA.

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Best High Wind America Flag With Pole: Grace Alley Flag Pole Kit

When we separately reviewed American flags, one of the best quality flags we found in our testing was made by Grace Alley.

If you live in an area with high winds (we are looking at you, Florida), we’d strongly suggest a more robust flag. This one is made of what the maker calls Durawavez nylon—basically a heavier weight fabric that stands up better to wind.

Grace Alley finishes the flag with a polyester header and four-point needle fly hem. Translation: this one can take the weather.

And, yes, the flag is made in the USA. (The pole and mount are imported from China, however).

What We Liked

• Embroidered stars and stitched stripes. Unlike less expensive flags made of lightweight polyester, this flag is more substantial.

• Looks fantastic.

• 2 brass grommets.

• Great for outdoor use in windy areas.

• Tangle-free design of the pole lets the flag spin in winds.

What Needs Work

• Can fray on ends after extended period of time. We didn’t have this issue in our testing, but we see reports from others that this can happen. We suppose it depends on the amount of wind you get—unfortunately, no flag can last forever!

Why Trust Us

We’ve been rating and reviewing products for families and the home since 1994. We do hands-on testing—we buy the products with our own money.

Here’s another key point: we don’t take money from the brands we review. No free samples, no sponsors, no “partnerships.” Our work is 100% reader-supported! Thanks for reading this article.

Photo credit: Patrick Tomasso