California State Flag

On June 14, 1846, some settlers marched on the Mexican garrison and over took the appointed leader. They then issued a proclamation which declared California to be a Republic independent of Mexico. The settlers hastily designed a flag depicting a grizzly bear and a five pointed star over a red bar and the words "California Republic." The grizzly bear was to symbolize great strength. The lone star refered to the lone Star of Texas. Soon after it was learned that Mexico and the US were already at war, this flag was replaced by the American Flag. The Bear Flag was adopted as California's State Flag in 1911.

Anthem Flag offers a couple of fabrics for your state flag selection.  We cater to providing a flag material at the lowest price to best fit your needs.  We currently offer two types of state and territorial flag fabrics:

OUTDOOR FLAGS
These flags are made of Nyl-Glo 100% heavyweight nylon, specially treated to reduce sun and chemical deterioration, and are finished with strong canvas headings and large brass grommets.  These flags will wear very well in outdoor weather.

INDOOR AND PARADE FLAGS
This type of flag is made of Colonial Nyl-Glo, a lustrous 100% nylon taffeta, and finished with a flannel-lined pole heading with velcro tabs, and golden yellow fringe.