The city of Saint Louis flag design was submitted by Professor Emeritus Theodore Sizer in 1964, Pursuivant of Arms at Yale University, and now on file in the office of the City register is approved, adopted and designated as the official flag of the City. The flag with a solid red background has two broad heraldic wavy bars, colored blue and white, extending from the left top and bottom corners toward left-center where they join and continue as one to the center right edge. This symbolizes the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. Over the point of confluence, a round golden disk upon which is a single fleur-de-lis referencing attention to the French background of the early city and more particularly to St. Louis of France for whom the City is named. The golden disk represents the City and/or the Louisiana Purchase. The flag’s red and yellow gold colors recall those of Spain.  The white and yellow gold that of France.  The blue, white, and red of France, and the red, white, and blue for the United States of America

Made to Official city design specifications, our larger outdoor state flags along with our boat and nautical flags utilize the latest in digital printing technology to replicate the most detailed of designs onto a 100% heavyweight nylon material that’s durable and fast-drying.  Each flag is professionally sewn and finished with strong canvas heading with brass grommets.  Typical house sized flag is going to be 3′ X 5′.   8′ X 12′ and larger flags are finished with canvas roped heading with galvanized thimbles on each end.