Flag: Proposed Canadian flag in 1946; red ensign with a golden maple leaf badge | landscape flag | 1.35m² | 14.5sqft | 80x160cm | 30x60inch

Flag: Proposed Canadian flag in 1946; red ensign with a golden maple leaf badge, landscape flag | 1.35m² | 14.5sqft | 80x160cm | 30x60inch

We know how much your flag matters. That’s why we produce our Proposed Canadian flag in 1946; red ensign with a golden maple leaf badge flags using state-of-the-art printing technology in Germany. To ensure maximum flexibility, we have equipped our flags with high-quality metal eyelets, allowing you to securely and easily attach them to any flagpole. To ensure long-term durability, our flags are reinforced with double safety seams and a tear-resistant hoist tape on the pole side.

The 1946 Canadian Flag Proposal stands as a timeless symbol of national pride and unity, beautifully embodying the spirit of a nation rich in heritage and diversity. Adorned with a striking golden maple leaf against a vibrant red backdrop, this flag evokes a sense of belonging and collective identity, resonating deeply with those who hold their country dear. Its elegant design captures the essence of Canada's natural beauty and cultural significance, inspiring a sense of loyalty and admiration among all who cherish the values and traditions that define this great land.

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Details about this flag

This landscape Proposed Canadian flag in 1946; red ensign with a golden maple leaf badge flag is a high-quality German product made from glossy polyester with 110g/m². This Proposed Canadian flag in 1946; red ensign with a golden maple leaf badge flag is wind- and weather-resistant and highly durable. The vibrant flag colors are UV-resistant and remain brilliant throughout extended outdoor exposure.

The proposed Canadian flag of 1946 is adorned with a vibrant red, constituting 44% of its fabric, which radiates warmth and energy, while the deep royal blue, making up 41%, evokes a sense of regal tranquility; delicate light orange, accounting for 8%, adds a soft, inviting glow, complemented by the pure, crisp white at 7%, symbolizing clarity and unity, and a subtle touch of light brown, representing 1%, gently grounds the design in earthy elegance.

Application area of this flag

Configuration of this flag

This Proposed Canadian flag in 1946; red ensign with a golden maple leaf badge flag will be delivered with a double safety-seam as well as with two metal eyelets for hoisting on the flagpole. The metal eyelets offer maximum flexibility for mounting on any standard flagpole. The mast side is reinforced with a white hem. The premium-quality flag fabric and the metal eyelets provide long-term durability of this Proposed Canadian flag in 1946; red ensign with a golden maple leaf badge flag. If required, the flag can be washed at 60 degrees Celsius. If you have individual assembly desires for your flag, please contact us and include your order number.

Recommended height of flag pole

Proposed Canadian flag in 1946; red ensign with a golden maple leaf badge flags of 1.35m² | 14.5sqft look best with flagpoles of around 4m | 12ft height.

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About magFlags

magFlags is a family-run business specializing in premium flags for state institutions worldwide.

Our clients include foreign ministries, governments, and international aid organizations around the globe. Besides the UN, Foreign Offices, and the Red Cross, magFlags also serves companies and private customers. We provide high-quality, representative flags for flagpoles and car flags for diplomatic vehicles.