Would you like to buy the Ukrainian flag?
The Ukrainian flag for your flagpole is supplied by Flaggbutikk and is made from strong Spun-Poly flag fabric: this special polyester fabric lasts 20% longer than other types of fabric.
The facade flag is made from sustainable Petflag-Glans fabric. The table flag is made from acetate silk, so this Ukrainian flag is made from 100% polyester.
The Ukrainian flag for your table, boat or facade is of the highest quality. We can guarantee this quality through many years of experience in printing flags, both silk screen and digital. At Flaggbutikk, we only use high-quality materials. Our flags are of a high standard with fray-free break strips and a strap/string for easy and convenient use. The Ukrainian flags for flagpoles from 5 meters are equipped with tear-free break strips and 2 plastic hooks for easy hoisting of the flag.
Ukraine flag: what are the options?
Flagbutikk offers several options for Ukraine flags that are perfectly suited to your specific needs. Below we present the available options:
Table flags:
Our table flags are ideal for indoor use. They are made of high-quality acetate silk, measure 10 x 15 cm and come with a loop and string. Their sturdy fabric ensures that they stay upright and have a shiny appearance.
Boat flags:
Would you also like to show your pride in Ukraine on the water? Our boat flags are specially designed to withstand the elements. They are made of durable Spun-Poly material and available in different sizes so you can choose the right one for your craft.
Our boat flags are available in the following sizes:
• 36 x 50 cm and come with a tear-free breakaway strip and strap/string
Facade flags:
Welcome guests in a warm way with our facade flags. They are made of high-quality Spun-Poly material, so they can be used both indoors and outdoors. Choose from a variety of sizes for the perfect facade flag that will remain beautiful for a long time thanks to its color fastness and UV resistance.
Facade flags are available in the following sizes:
• 72 x 100 cm / 91 x 125 cm for 1.5 meter facade poles
• 100 x 150 cm / 109 x 150 cm, a popular size for a 2-meter flagpole.
Flags for flagpoles:
Our pole flags are perfect for impressive presentations. Made of Spun-Poly material and available in the following sizes:
• 145 x 200 cm / 150 x 225 cm suitable for a pole of 6 or 8 meters,
• 182 x 250 cm for a flagpole of 9 meters
• 200 x 300 cm / 218 x 300 cm, suitable for a pole of 10 meters.
• 225 x 350 cm for a 12-meter flagpole.
• 290 x 400 for a 14-meter flagpole,
• 328 x 450 cm for a 16-meter flagpole.
The flags are finished with tear-proof tape and plastic clips.
At Flaggbutikk, we are known for our high-quality flags and excellent service. We offer the Ukraine flag in different sizes and materials, so you can choose the perfect option to suit your specific needs. Explore our selection and discover the Ukraine flag that suits you best.
How do you maintain the quality of your Ukraine flag?
To maintain the quality of your Ukraine flag, it is important to follow a few simple steps:
• Be sure to check the flag regularly for damage or wear and tear.
• Always wash the flag according to the recommended washing instructions to keep the colors fresh and vibrant.
• Avoid exposure to extreme weather conditions and strong winds if possible.
• Store the flag in a dry and clean environment when not in use.
By following these simple maintenance tips, you can enjoy the quality and beauty of your Ukraine flag for a long time.
The history of the Ukrainian flag
The Ukrainian flag has two horizontal bands of equal size, the top one being blue and the bottom one yellow. There is no specific point in Ukrainian history when these colors were first used. The colors of the Ukrainian flag played an important role in the High Middle Ages in the principalities of the area we now know as Ukraine. In 1410, the principality of Galicia-Walynia chose a blue banner with a yellow lion as its recognizable symbol. The soldiers from Przemysler also chose a blue banner, but this one had a yellow double-headed eagle as its emblem. From 1349, the area that is now Ukraine belonged to the Kingdom of Poland and therefore did not have its own flag.
It was not until 1917 that Ukraine became independent, before being divided by Russia, Prussia and Austria-Hungary. During the short period when Ukraine was an independent state from 1917 to 1920, both the current flag and a reversed version were used. In 1920, Ukraine became a republic of Russia and a red flag with the abbreviation YCCP in the upper left corner was used. The style of the letters was changed three times between 1920 and 1940, and a hammer and sickle were also added. These recognizable symbols of communism were later removed. After World War II, a new flag was adopted on November 21, 1949, which would remain in use longer than its predecessors. This flag had a red background, which was the same as the previous versions. The lower part of the flag was light blue, and a hammer and sickle with a star were also added to this flag. Officially, the hammer and sickle were only depicted on the front, but in practice they were visible on both sides. In 1988, constituent republics were once again allowed to use historical nationalist symbols, and as a result, the current Ukrainian flag was increasingly flown in 1990, including at official government buildings. In 1991, Ukraine became independent and the flag was officially adopted.
Frequently asked questions
What is the meaning of the Ukrainian flag?
The Ukrainian flag has a simple but powerful design. It consists of two horizontal stripes: an upper light blue stripe and a lower yellow stripe. The meaning of the colors has deep roots in the history of Ukraine and its people.
The light blue color represents the sky and the heavens, symbolizing hope and freedom. The yellow color symbolizes Ukraine's wheat fields and stands for prosperity and abundance.
What did Ukraine's flag look like at first?
Ukraine's flag has a long history and has been changed several times over the years. The first official Ukrainian flag was used during Ukraine's independence in 1918. This flag was yellow, blue and red with an image of a winged sun in the center. The current flag has been in use since 1992 and has a simple design with two horizontal stripes, blue on top and yellow on the bottom.
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