Senegal National Flag: A Symbol of Pride and Heritage

Our Senegal national flag is a stunning representation of the country’s rich history and culture. Made from high-quality 200 denier nylon, this flag is designed to withstand the elements and fly proudly in any setting.

• Printed single-face reverse on durable 200 denier nylon for optimal durability
• Vibrant colors achieved through proprietary deep-penetrating acid dye inks for a long-lasting finish
• Hemmed with T60 heavy duty thread and finished with a 9 oz. bright white poly sateen heading and 2 brass grommets for secure attachment

Flags for Every Occasion

Whether you’re looking to fly your flag outdoors, indoors, or carry it in parades, our Senegal national flags are the perfect choice. With a range of sizes available, including 3′ x 5′, you’re sure to find the perfect fit.

• Pole hem plain, fringe and pole hem fringe finishing options available on all international flags up to size 5×8’
• Sizes 6 x 10’ and 8 x12’ are made to order, please allow extra lead time for these sizes

American-Made Quality You Can Trust

At Fly American Flags, we’re committed to producing flags that meet the highest standards of quality. That’s why our flags are certified by the Flag Manufacturer’s Association of America (FMAA), ensuring they’re made in the U.S.A. with domestic materials and labor.

As countries continue to revise their national flags, we strive to keep our flag listings current with newly adopted designs and governments. This ensures you receive a flag that accurately represents the country’s identity.

So why wait? Order your 3′ x 5′ Senegal National Flag Nylon today and show your pride for this beautiful nation!

A Brief History of the Senegal National Flag

The current design of the Senegal national flag, adopted in 1960, features a green field with a yellow star in the center. This design is steeped in history, with the green representing Islam, the dominant religion in Senegal, and the yellow star symbolizing the country’s rich cultural heritage. Interestingly, Senegal was one of the first African nations to gain independence from France in 1960, making its flag a powerful symbol of freedom and self-governance.