Alaska State Flag | Eder Endura-Nylon Outdoor Flag

The Alaska state flag features eight gold stars on a dark blue field: seven forming the Big Dipper constellation and one representing Polaris, the North Star. Designed in 1927 by a 13-year-old Native Alaskan boy named Benny Benson, it remains one of the most beloved and iconic state flag designs in America.

Eder's Endura-Nylon reproduces the gold-on-blue contrast vividly, and the dark field actually benefits from nylon's fast-drying properties, since dark fabrics are more susceptible to mildew spotting in damp conditions. The lightweight construction ensures the flag flies even in light breezes, while the reinforced fly end handles the kind of sustained wind Alaska is known for.

Specifications

• Material: 100% Endura-Nylon
• Design: Official Alaska state flag, gold stars on dark blue field
• Header: Canvas with brass grommets
• Available sizes: 2x3 through 5x8
• Made in the USA by Eder Flag