Do you want to buy the flag of Switzerland?
 Discover the Swiss atmosphere and enjoy the graceful fluttering of the Swiss flag. The Swiss flag for the flagpole, on the facade or on the boat is supplied by Flaggbutikk from the strong Spun-Poly flag cloth, this special polyester fabric lasts 20% longer than other types of cloth. The table flag is made of Acetate silk, so this Swiss flag consists of 100% polyester. The Swiss flag for the table, boat or facade of Flaggbutikk is of the best quality. We can guarantee this quality through many years of experience in printing flags, both screen printing and digital. We only use high-quality materials. Our flags have a high-quality finish with a tear-free ribbon and strap/cord for easy and comfortable use. The Swiss flags for flagpoles from 5 meters are equipped with tear-free ribbon and plastic hooks every meter for easy hoisting of the flag.
 • Flag Switzerland for table, boat, facade and flagpole
 • Double stitched all around, mounting side equipped with multi-strand break tape and strap/cord
 • 10 x 15 cm table flag
 • 20 x 30 cm / 36 x 50 cm / 40 x 60 cm boat flag
 • 100 x 100cm (Height x Width) for facade pole of 1.5 meters, 2 meters or for flagpole 4 meters
 • Double stitched all around, mounting side equipped with multi-strand break tape and plastic hooks every meter
 • 150 x 150 cm (Height x Width) for flagpole 6 - 7 meters
 • 200 x 200 cm (Height x Width) for flagpole 8 - 9 meters
 • 255 x 255 cm (Height x Width) for flagpole 10 meters
 • 290 x 290 cm (Height x Width) for flagpole 12 meters
 The history of the Swiss flag
 The Swiss flag consists of a white upright Greek cross on a red background. The Swiss flag is a world-renowned symbol and is associated with quality. Due to this association with quality and Swiss pride, several companies use this Swiss flag in their public appearances. To pay tribute to Switzerland and to avoid confusion with the Red Cross emblem, all states that are parties to the First Geneva Convention are obliged to criminalize offensive or inappropriate use of the Swiss flag.
 The current Swiss flag is derived from the flag of Schwyz, which is one of the Swiss cantons. Since the 14th century, Schwyz has been trying to create a unified state. In 1339, at the Battle of Laupen, the flag was first documented as being used as a Swiss symbol and not just as a symbol of the state of Schwyz. Despite the fact that Switzerland was not a unified state, the flag of Schwyz was used as a unifying flag in the following centuries. The first official national Swiss flag dates back to 1799. This flag was actually the flag of the Helvetic Republic, an attempt to unite the Swiss cantons as a unified state. This flag consisted of three horizontal bands in the colors green, red, and yellow. In the center field, the name of the state was written in French. This flag was used until the end of the Republic in 1803. The Swiss cross was added to the Swiss coat of arms in 1815 and was introduced 25 years later as the flag of the Swiss Army at the suggestion of Guillaume Henri Dufour. The Swiss flag as we know it today with the white cross on a red background was adopted in 1841. The current form was first established by federal decree in 1889.
 Swiss flag rules
 A Swiss flag as a tribute to Switzerland should not be hung outside at night. The Swiss flag is therefore raised at sunrise and lowered at sunset. Do you want to hang several world flags next to each other? Use country flags of the same size or hang them at the same height. The most important national flag - in Norway the Norwegian flag - is always placed in the foreground. You can determine the ranking by using the first letter of the French names of the countries involved.
 Why buy a Swiss flag from Flaggbutikk?
 • You are assured of the best quality with the longest lifespan.
 • We have all the world's flags in stock, which means we can deliver within two to five business days.
 Buy the flag of Switzerland online through the Flaggbutikk online store. If you have any questions or need advice, we are happy to help you via email or chat.