Alaska State Flag 5×8 Ft – Double Sided Reverse Print On Back 200D Nylon – Brass Grommets Stitched Edges Fade Proof Sharp Colors Indoor/Outdoor State of Alaska Large Size Flag

200D Nylon | Reverse Print on Back | Fade-Proof Inks | Brass Grommets | 5×8 Ft Commercial Size | For 35–50 Ft Poles | Indoor / Outdoor | Official Alaska State Design

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SKU: B02015

$104.00

★ Alaska State Flag · 5×8 Ft Extra-Large · Indoor / Outdoor

Flag Features

40 square feet of 200D nylon — built for tall poles, large public installations, and maximum Alaska visibility

Extra-Large

5×8 Ft · 40 Sq Ft

The largest standard flag size — 40 square feet of flying surface fills the visual scale of tall 30–50 ft poles at federal buildings, stadiums, fairgrounds, and large public installations.

Key Feature

200D Nylon

Heavyweight 200-denier nylon flies in light breezes and stands up to the substantial wind forces a 5×8 flag experiences at elevation — durable, quick-drying, and built for continuous outdoor use.

Double-Sided Reverse Print

Front face shows the official Alaska design; back carries a natural mirror-image reverse in the same vivid gold and navy — Alaska's colors bold and visible on both sides from any viewing angle.

Brass Grommets

Two solid brass grommets in a heavily reinforced canvas header — corrosion-resistant and built to handle the load of a large 5×8 flag on institutional and commercial pole snap hooks and halyard hardware.

Fade-Proof Colors

UV-resistant inks hold Alaska's gold stars and midnight navy blue sharp through seasons of outdoor exposure — especially important at flagpole height where UV intensity and wind exposure are at their greatest.

Stitched Edges

Double-stitched on all four sides with heavy-duty thread; the fly end carries a reinforced hem specifically engineered for the wind stress a large 5×8 flag generates flying at elevation on a tall pole.

Why Choose Us

The Right Alaska Flag for Every Scale of Installation

PromoPatriot offers Alaska flags across multiple sizes. Here's how the 5×8 compares to the 4×6 — and when each is the right choice for your pole and setting.

Which Size Is Right for You?

This Product

5×8 Ft · 200D Nylon (You're Here)

  • Extra-large — 40 sq ft flying surface
  • Best for 30–50 ft flagpoles
  • Federal, state & institutional scale
  • Stadiums, fairgrounds, large parks
  • Maximum visibility at distance
  • Heavily reinforced header & fly hem
Large Version

4×6 Ft · 200D Nylon

  • Large format — 24 sq ft flying surface
  • Best for 20–35 ft flagpoles
  • Commercial & mid-scale institutional
  • Government buildings, schools, arenas
  • Same 200D nylon construction
  • Lighter handling for routine use
FeatureThis Flag (5×8 Nylon)Generic Polyester Flag
Size5×8 Ft — 40 Sq Ft Extra-Large FormatStandard Sizes Only
MaterialHeavyweight 200D NylonLightweight Polyester
Color DurabilityFade-Proof UV-Resistant InksFades in 3–6 Months Outdoors
GrommetsSolid Brass — Heavily Reinforced HeaderZinc or Aluminum — May Rust
Edge FinishingDouble-Stitched + Heavy-Duty Fly HemSingle-Stitched or Raw Edge
PrintDouble-Sided Reverse — Gold & Navy Both FacesSingle-Sided Only

30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee

Return within 30 days for a full refund — no questions asked.

6-Month Warranty

Fabric, stitching, and grommets covered against manufacturing defects for 6 months.

Care & Maintenance

Keep your Alaska 5×8 flag flying sharp and strong

  • Washing

    Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent — no bleach. A large front-loading commercial washer is recommended for the 5×8 size to ensure even cleaning without tangling or fabric stress.

  • Drying

    Air dry over a railing or line, or tumble dry on low. Nylon dries quickly. Avoid high heat — at this size, the flag benefits from being spread out flat or draped fully open to dry evenly without creasing.

  • Storage

    Ensure completely dry before folding. Store loosely in a large, cool, dry bag or container — never compressed tightly when damp. A 5×8 flag folds cleanly into thirds lengthwise, then into sections for flat storage.

  • Severe Weather

    Lower the flag during severe storms and sustained high winds. A 5×8 flag carries the highest wind load in the standard range — 40 square feet of sail area puts real stress on both the flag and pole hardware in extreme conditions.

  • Fly End Inspection

    Inspect the fly end hem regularly — this edge bears the greatest wind stress on a large flag at elevation. Trim loose threads immediately and address any hem separation early to prevent unraveling across the full width.


Need a large flag for a commercial pole in the 20–35 ft range? The PromoPatriot Alaska 4×6 Ft Flag uses the same 200D nylon construction and is sized for mid-scale institutional and commercial installations.

Shop the Alaska 4×6 Ft Flag →
1959State Design

Benny Benson's flag adopted at statehood

5×8Extra-Large

40 sq ft — for 30–50 ft flagpoles

200DNylon

Heavyweight, fade-proof, quick-drying

97%Would Recommend

Based on verified customer surveys

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the PromoPatriot Alaska State Flag 5×8 Ft

A 5×8 ft flag is designed for flagpoles in the 30–50 ft range. The standard sizing guideline is that flag length should be approximately one-quarter of the pole height — an 8 ft flag length is proportional on a pole of 30–40 ft, and can look correct on poles up to 50 ft depending on the setting. On a standard residential 20–25 ft pole, a 5×8 will be too heavy and too large — use a 3×5 or 4×6 instead. For institutional or government poles in the 30 ft and above range, the 5×8 is the right fit. Always confirm your pole's rated flag size in the manufacturer's specifications before ordering.

All three sizes use the same heavyweight 200D nylon construction, double-sided reverse print, solid brass grommets, and double-stitched edges. The difference is scale. The 3×5 (15 sq ft) is the universal standard for residential and light commercial poles of 15–25 ft. The 4×6 (24 sq ft) is sized for commercial and mid-scale institutional poles of 20–35 ft. The 5×8 (40 sq ft) is the largest standard size, built for tall government, institutional, and large-venue poles of 30–50 ft. Choose the size that matches your pole height — a flag that's too large for its pole will wear faster and put excess stress on the hardware.

Double-sided reverse print means the flag is a single layer of nylon with Alaska's official design — eight gold stars on midnight navy blue — printed on the front face. The ink saturates through the fabric, producing a natural mirror-image reverse on the back side. Both faces show Alaska's gold and navy in vivid color, with the back displaying a left-to-right mirror reflection of the front. This is the standard construction for printed nylon flags at this price point and is appropriate for all outdoor flagpole display. It is distinct from true double-sided construction, which uses two independently printed panels sewn back-to-back with a liner between them.

Alaska's state flag features eight gold stars on a midnight navy blue field — seven forming the Big Dipper (Ursa Major) constellation and one larger star representing Polaris, the North Star. The design was created in 1927 by 13-year-old Benny Benson of Seward, Alaska, who won a territorial flag design competition. It became the official state flag at Alaska's statehood in 1959 and has remained unchanged. The North Star represents Alaska as the northernmost U.S. state; the navy blue represents both the Alaska sky and the forget-me-not, the state flower. The bold simplicity of the design — gold on deep navy — is especially commanding at the scale of a 5×8 flag flying at full elevation on a tall pole.

Yes, though the 5×8 size is best suited for large indoor venues. It works well for arena and stadium display, large auditorium staging, convention center installations, and ceremonial display in high-ceiling government buildings or courthouses. For standard office lobbies, classrooms, or indoor floor stands, a 3×5 or 4×6 is a more practical fit. The brass grommets are compatible with standard large-format indoor pole hardware. When hanging indoors, ensure the mounting point is rated for the weight of a 5×8 nylon flag, which is heavier than smaller standard sizes.

The flag has two solid brass grommets set into a heavily reinforced canvas header on the hoist (short) edge. For snap-hook poles, clip the top grommet to the upper snap hook and the lower grommet to the second snap hook, then hoist to full staff. For halyard rope poles, thread the rope through both grommets and tie securely at the correct height. On a tall 30–50 ft pole, it's important that both grommets are properly tensioned — a slack lower attachment allows the flag to flog against itself, which accelerates wear at the fly end. No tools are required for attachment, but a second person is recommended when hoisting a 5×8 flag on a tall pole.

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent — no bleach. A large front-loading commercial washer is best for the 5×8 size. Air dry spread out flat or over a wide railing; the flag dries quickly thanks to nylon's fast-drying properties. Always store completely dry in a loose fold in a cool, dry place. Lower the flag during severe weather — at 40 square feet, this flag carries the highest wind load in the standard range and storm conditions put significant stress on both the flag and the pole hardware. Inspect the fly end hem regularly and trim loose threads before they spread.

Return within 30 days in original, unused condition for a full refund. Prepaid return label provided — no questions asked. Every PromoPatriot flag is backed by a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects covering the fabric, stitching, grommets, and canvas header.

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