With more than two decades in the flag business, Philadelphia-based Promo Patriot produces custom flags, banners and promotional displays for businesses, schools, events and organizations. Its production setup combines a Philadelphia facility with overseas capabilities, allowing the company to handle both small and large orders, while its design team provides digital proofs before production. The company also supplies the hardware used to display its work, from poles to banner stands.
National Flag & Display Co., IncSince 1935, family-owned National Flag & Display Co., Inc. has manufactured custom banners, flags and display materials from its New York base. Its 50,000-square-foot production and distribution facility supports projects ranging from New York Stock Exchange IPO banners to flag installations at Rockefeller Center, with project managers overseeing production, shipping and installation.NEW YORK, NY
Metropolitan Flag & Banner CoRooted in Philadelphia textile manufacturing since 1874, Metropolitan Flag & Banner Co. makes custom flags and banners, combining hand-sewn craftsmanship with digital printing. The company has produced flags under the Metropolitan name since 1949 and still offers appliqué work, a traditional technique used by only a handful of U.S. flag makers. Its 160,000-square-foot Philadelphia facility supports a staff of 170 while keeping production local.PHILADELPHIA, PA
Gettysburg Flag Works, IncSince 1993, Gettysburg Flag Works has made American and custom flags in the USA, pairing in-house production with distribution of flags from other American manufacturers. Its custom work spans more than 30 years and includes distinctive flags for businesses, fire companies, schools, military groups and communities. The company also serves as a flag resource, drawing on staff expertise in military history, veterans’ experience and flag etiquette.EAST GREENBUSH, NY
Kengla Flag CompanySince 1951, Kengla Flag Company has made and supplied American-made flags and display equipment, carrying a Washington, D.C., flag-shop tradition into a nationwide online business. Now woman-owned and family-run by Brian and Brittany Sobotka alongside their four sons, Kengla works with American sewers and craftspeople and also takes on custom organizational and ceremonial flags. Its flags have served families, veterans, government institutions and even the National Shrine during Pope Francis’ 2015 visit.ROCKVILLE, MD