Inside Allegiance Flag Supply: How American Flags Are Made in the USA

Flag Day and American Symbolism

• 🇺🇸 Flag Day, celebrated on June 14th, commemorates the adoption of the U.S. flag by Congress.
• 💡 The flag's design features 13 red and white stripes for the original colonies and 50 stars representing each state.

Allegiance Flag Supply: American Made

• 🏭 Inside Allegiance Flag Supply in South Carolina, over 6,000 American flags are sewn weekly.
• 🧵 The company emphasizes that every component, from fabric to poles, is made entirely in the USA, controlling their entire supply chain.
• 💬 Employees, like Miss Linda, express deep pride in their work, seeing the flag as a symbol of freedom that family members have defended.

Pride in Every Stitch

• 🎖️ Jeff Tensley, an operations manager and Coast Guard veteran, highlights the commitment to domestic production over overseas manufacturing.
• 🎯 The company's ethos is captured by the saying, "American sewn, American flown."
• 🌟 Employees take pride in each stitch, understanding the significance of the finished product and what it represents.

A Symbol of Aspiration

• ⚓ John Hair, a Navy veteran and owner of Heb's Barburg Burger, views the flag as a reminder of aspirations for country, family, and business.
• 📈 Allegiance Flag Supply produces a substantial volume of flags, contributing to the visibility of Old Glory across the U.S.