Arizona Stick Flag 4×6 Inch with 11 inch Plastic Pole – Printed Polyester – State of Arizona Small Flag on Stick

It arrives fully assembled — the flag panel is already on the pole when it ships. There is nothing to attach, thread, or clip. This is the feature that matters most for bulk event use: a classroom order of 30 flags or an event handout of 100 requires no assembly before distribution. Count, bundle, and hand out directly from the box.

Yes — the plastic pole has a pointed tip specifically suited for inserting into floral foam, potted soil, or soft centerpiece bases. Press it straight in and it will stay upright without additional support. This is a standard use case for event decorators working on Arizona-themed table displays, graduation party centerpieces, or state holiday arrangements. The tip penetrates foam cleanly without the splitting or compression issues you get with a flat-tipped pole.

Yes. The plastic pole has no metal hardware, no sharp edges, and no loose parts. The 11-inch length fits comfortably in a child's hand. The tip is pointed enough to penetrate floral foam but not sharp in a way that poses a hazard during normal handheld use. It is the standard format used at school parade activities and Fourth of July events for exactly this reason — lightweight, no metal components, and correctly sized for kids to carry.

It depends on the base. The 4×6 plastic pole is narrower than the ⅜-inch standard used by most full-size desk bases — mini desk bases designed for 4×6 flags typically have a smaller socket. Check your base's socket diameter against the pole size before ordering. Alternatively, the flat bottom of the plastic pole keeps it standing upright on a level surface without any holder at all. The pointed tip can also be pressed into a pencil cup filled with sand, rice, or pebbles as a simple improvised stand.

A classroom order is typically one per student — 25 to 35 flags for most U.S. classroom sizes. For events, order based on expected attendance and add 10–15% for extras and attrition. The 4×6 format ships economically in bulk, so ordering slightly more than you expect to need is usually more practical than running short on the day. Multi-pack quantities are available — check the product listing for current pack sizes and pricing at volume.

The thirteen sunburst rays represent the original thirteen colonies — a deliberate acknowledgment of the nation's founding by the flag's designer, Colonel Charles W. Harris, when he created the design in 1917. It was intended to connect Arizona's identity as a new western state to the broader American story. The red and gold colors of the rays also reference the flags carried by Spanish explorers who mapped the region centuries earlier. The copper star at the center is the element specifically about Arizona — it represents the state's identity as the country's leading copper producer, which it has been since before statehood. The lower liberty blue field matches the U.S. flag, completing the design's layers of meaning: national founding, regional history, and Arizona's own economic identity.

Return within 30 days in original, unused condition for a full refund — prepaid return label provided. If your flags arrive with printing defects, cracked poles, or sleeve attachment issues, contact us within 30 days for a free replacement — no return shipping required on defective items. For bulk orders, contact us before returning and we will make it right on the affected items without requiring the entire order to come back.