Danish Flag Embroidery Printed for Pole Car Boat Garden
Option of Flag of Denmark
Flag of Denmark 12”x18” | Danish flag 5’x8’ |
Danish flag 2’x3’ | Flag of Denmark 6’x10’ |
Flag of Denmark 2.5’x4’Denmark | Danish flag 8’x12’ |
Danish flag 3’x5’ | Flag of Denmark 10’x15’ |
Flag of Denmark 4’x6’ | Danish flag 12’x18’ |
Available cloth for Denmark Flags | 210D Poly, 420D Poly, 600D Poly, Spun Poly, Cotton, Poly-Cotton, Nylon and others fabric you need. |
Available Brass Grommets | Brass Grommets, Brass Grommets with hooks |
Available Process | Embroidery, Applique, Printing |
Available reinforcement | Extra cloth, more stitching lines and others you want |
Available sewing thread | Cotton thread, poly thread, and more you want. |
Below is description of Denmark flag 3x5ft 210D
- FLY BREEZE SERIES - This flag of Denmark is ideal for low-wind area. The lightweight design allows the flag to fly in mild breeze. (NOT Recommended for Super Windy Outdoors)
- FADE PROOF - You will immediately notice how amazing the print of the Danish flag is. The color is very sharp and vivid. In addition, the dye has been processed for fade proof, suitable for outdoor use
- CRAFTSMANSHIP - This Flag of Denmark is Made of durable polyester. Double stitched all around the edge and strengthened by canvas header and two brass grommets. You will fully appreciate the craftsmanship and quality of this flag
- SPECIFICATION - Imported. This Danish flag was Made of 100% Polyester.Package contains one ANLEY 3x5 Ft Fly Breeze Denmark Flag.
- WARRANTY - We stand behind our products! All items sold by ANLEY come with a 3-MONTH replacement warranty. Each Danish flag was carefully inspected before sending out.
History of Danish flag
The flag of Denmark, also known as the Dannebrog, is one of the oldest national flags in the world and has a storied history dating back over 800 years.
According to legend, the flag of Denmark originated during the Battle of Lyndanisse in 1219. As the Danish army was struggling in battle, a red banner with a white cross fell from the sky. Seeing this as a sign from God, King Valdemar II picked up the banner and rallied his troops to victory. This event is said to be the birth of the Dannebrog.
The flag consists of a red field with a white Scandinavian cross that extends to the edges of the flag. The Scandinavian cross represents Denmark's historical connection to the other Scandinavian countries, including Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Iceland.
The Dannebrog became an official symbol of Denmark in the 14th century when it was used on royal seals and coins. It gradually gained significance as a national symbol and started being flown on Danish ships during the 16th century.
Over the centuries, the design of the flag remained the same, but different shades of red were used. It was not until 1748 that the exact shade of red, known as "Dannebrog red," was standardized.
Today, the flag of Denmark is a cherished symbol of Danish identity and is flown on various occasions, including national holidays, royal events, and sporting events. It is widely recognized as a symbol of Danish tradition, history, and values.