The Juneteenth flag commemorates the official end to slavery in the United States. On June 19, 1985, Major General Gordon Granger and his troops arrived in Galveston, Texas. Here is directed his troops to enforce the Emmancipation Proclamation, thereby ending slavery in the last state that allowed it. The flag, designed by Ben Haith with collaboration from Lisa Jeanne Graf and others holds many symbols representing this day in history. The star represents both Texas and all 50 American states where African Americans are free. The burst behind the star stands for new star and the red, white and blue colors represent the colors of the United States flag. We use the latest in digital printing technology to ensure the highest color quality and accuracy. Ensuring your flag will last is our top priority, so we manufacture our flags with the best materials. Our flags are printed on commercial grade 200-denier nylon so you can fly your flag 7 days a week without a worry. The colors remain bright because we print exclusively with DuPont UV resistant inks. We complete our flags by hemming with T60 thread, the strongest in the industry that can withstand 60 pounds of force. At WeatherTough Flags, we are proud of the high-quality flags we manufacture in the USA. Our goal is to provide you with the best-looking, longest-lasting flags that help make your message stand out.

• Commercial grade 200-denier nylon engineered for daily use.
• Flags are printed single face reverse: printed on one side with full ink penetration so the reverse image is visible on the backside of the flag.
• Exclusively printed with DuPont UV resistant inks – the longest fade resistance in the industry.
• Hoist Heading made from super strong, bright white 9 ounce Poly Sateen and 2 brass grommets.
• Hemmed and finished with T60 thread which can withstand 60 pounds of pressure.
• Made in the USA.