Annin Flagmakers United Kingdom Flag USA-Made to Official United Nations Design Specifications, 4 x 6 Feet (Model 198896)

Ordered the UK flag made by Annin and although the flag is a screen print, as described, it is of high quality and I'm very happy with my purchase. The colours are accurate and brilliant and the stitching is typical of higher quality flags. Annin is the benchmark of US made flags and are the official UN flag makers. Beware of anyone selling an "Annin" flag for anything less than $30, it won't be an Annin.

Use these in the tropics. Heavy wind and rain. Great flags. The polyester are best.

Decent quality for the money. My Annin U.S. flag has held up well, even flying in the wind on my Airstream at the beach. So I thought I would try this one. Seems like it will hold up too.

Great flag! I especially like that it is made in the United States, by Annin, which is the largest and the oldest flag company in the United States. Annin makes all of their flags in America. I highly recommend them.

I own three other flags by Annin (Old Glory, Virginia Commonwealth and Navy Jack) and all of them have held up well to the cold, heat, wind, humidity, and (sometimes violent) summer thunderstorms of northern Virginia. The colors are vibrant and do resist fading (mine are displayed on the south-facing front of the house and get sun ALL day long) and none of them have ripped or tattered. I'd say these flags can easily last three years of daily use (taken down only in the harshest of weather) before fading to the point of needing replacement.Doing family genealogy, I found that my roots go back to England. My ancestors came to North America (present-day Massachusetts) in the 1600's. So I decided to buy a Union Jack to fly in homage to my forefathers. I've always considered the Union Jack to be a beautiful flag, probably because it's colors are akin to our Old Glory.My wife's family has roots in Ireland, and so I've also purchased, from Amazon, an Annin-made bratach na hÉireann. Her ancestors arrived four generations ago, and I wanted to recognize them, as well.I've yet to fly the Union Jack and bratach na hÉireann, but will be doing so soon. That's five Annin flags we now own, and we love them all.

Bought the US flag and was happy with it so bought the Union Jack as well. Happy with the flag. We support American made since we live in America.

Nice flag, but not as durable as the American flag.

Flag is too thin. You can see thru it. Disappointed!