G128 France French Flag | 3x5 Ft | LiteWeave Series Printed 100D Polyester | Country Flag, Vibrant Colors, Brass Grommets

I like the price for the size of this flag … the quality is okay but it’s not for a long term on the flag pole

nikel rien à redire

Good size and quality

Very sturdy flag. We routinely fly the Canadian Flag below the US Flag and the Ukrainian Flag - all 3 flags are flown on separate poles in front of our home. It was easily installed by my husband.

I am a student living in a university residence building, having just relocated to Canada as part of a year abroad programme. Living away from home, often for the first time, in halls of residence is a chance for students to fully express and re-invent themselves to become the person they want to be. As a British citizen living in a foreign country, I consider my heritage to be a key part of my personality. As such, I wanted to purchase a Union Flag* to adorn the walls of my room with to proudly display this fact with my peers. Imagine my surprise, then, when instead of a Union Flag, I was delivered 'Il Tricolore': the national flag of Italy. Now don't get me wrong, I love Italy: the food; the weather; the culture. I did not, however, feel ready for this kind of re-invention of my character. Nevertheless, I have decided to express the inner Italian personality that Amazon has kindled in me, and hung the flag where I though it most appropriate: above my bed**. Despite receiving the incorrectly coloured product in the post, the quality of the banner is second to none. The red, white and green colours are vibrant, and the hemmed edges are stitched to an excellent standard. The quality of the material is sufficient for indoor use, though I question the ability of the flag to withstand the harsh conditions of the Canadian winter outside. Overall, I am very pleased with my "British Union Jack", and I look forward to embracing my newfound Mediterranean personality. Rated 5 stars. *Since this product is not delivered with own ship it is, in fact, not a 'British Union Jack" as advertised, but rather a Union Flag. **I am in no way insinuating or perpetuating a lazy Italian stereotype.