Stitched by Hand. Flown with Pride.
Flags That Honor What They Represent
Since 1951, we've partnered with the makers of the highest quality flags, made in America, and built to a standard that honors the pride behind every flag we fly. Trusted by families, veterans, and institutions across all 50 states.
1951
Where it all began
5,000+
Flags & Accessories
80%+
customers who come back
100%
made in u.s.a
What Are You Flying?
The Right Flag for Every Pole
From American classics to military honors, world flags to complete display sets - find exactly what you need, made the way it should be.
Made Just for You
Don't See Your Flag?
We'll Craft It.
Tell us what you need and we'll handle the rest. From custom organizational flags to specialty ceremonial pieces, every order is crafted with the same precision that's defined Kengla for over 70 years.
most popular flags
The Flags They Keep Coming Back For
From all-weather nylon to ceremonial fringe, every flag in this lineup is American-made, stitched to last, and trusted by thousands of customers who keep coming back.
Best seller
All-Weather Nylon American Flag with Heading & Grommets
From $23.00
Traditional
Cotton American Flag
From $36.00
Premium
Premium High-Wind Polyester American Flag
From $48.00
Ceremonial
Large, Premium All-Weather Nylon American Flag
From $216.00
1951
ESTD
where it all began
A Legacy Stitched
Into Every Flag
PART I - A SINGLE IDEA. A SINGLE STORE.
In 1951, Louis R. Kengla opened the first brick-and-mortar flag shop in Washington, D.C. When mass production was taking over, he chose craftsmanship - working only with the makers of the highest quality American-made flags.
PART II - PRESENT AT EVERY MOMENT OF PRIDE
For decades, Kengla flags flew over courthouses, military bases, schools, and embassies. Trusted by federal agencies, military branches, and American families - we were even there when Pope Francis visited Washington, D.C. in 2015.
Part III - SAME MISSION. NEW HOME.
In 2015, Brian and Brittany Sobotka took ownership and carried the legacy forward with their sons. In 2022, Kengla closed its physical doors and moved fully online - not as a step back, but as a way to serve every flag-flying American across all 50 states.