Fly Tunisia National Flag – Exceptional Quality Nylon Flags for International Representation

Represent your heritage or show solidarity with a beautifully crafted Tunisia national flag, made to the highest standards of quality and durability.

• Durable Construction: Our international flags are printed single-face reverse on high-quality 200 denier nylon, ensuring vibrant colors that last longer outdoors.
• Vibrant Colors: We use proprietary deep-penetrating acid dye inks for rich, long-lasting hues that accurately represent the Tunisia national flag’s design.
• Heavy-Duty Finishing: Flags are hemmed with T60 heavy-duty thread and finished with a 9 oz. bright white poly sateen heading and 2 brass grommets for secure attachment to poles or ropes.
• Current Designs: As countries revise their national flags, we strive to keep our flag listings up-to-date with newly adopted designs and governments, ensuring you receive the most accurate representation of Tunisia’s flag.
• Versatile Use: Our Tunisia national flags can be flown outdoors, indoors, or carried in parades, making them perfect for various events and celebrations.
• Finishing Options: Pole hem plain, fringe, and pole hem fringe finishing options are available on all international flags up to size 5×8’ for added customization.
• Larger Sizes Available: While sizes 6 x 10’ and 8 x12’ are made to order, please allow extra lead time for these larger flags.
• Made in the U.S.A. Our flags are certified by the Flag Manufacturer’s Association of America, ensuring they’re made from domestic materials and manufactured entirely in the U.S. with American labor.

Order your 5×8′ Tunisia National Flag – Nylon today and showcase your national pride!

A Brief History of the Tunisia National Flag

The current design of the Tunisia national flag was adopted in 1956, shortly after gaining independence from France. The red and white colors have significant meaning, with red symbolizing the bloodshed during the struggle for independence and white representing purity and peace. The crescent moon and five-pointed star are reminiscent of the Ottoman Empire’s influence on Tunisian history.