Valley Forge
HQ: Wyomissing, Pennsylvania | Production: South Carolina, Alabama 🇺🇸
Headquartered in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, Valley Forge Flag Company is an iconic American manufacturer that has been weaving, sewing, and distribution the United States flag since 1882. Founded as a small dry goods store, the family-run enterprise has grown over four generations into one of the most respected names in the flag industry, maintaining an enduring commitment to domestic textile production and veteran support.
From the sands of Iwo Jima and the beaches of Normandy to the lunar surface during the Apollo missions, Valley Forge flags have flown at pivotal moments throughout modern American history. The company produces millions of American flags annually, supplying military installations, government institutions, commercial establishments, and residential homes across the nation.
Key Pillars of Craftsmanship
100% American Made: As a founding member of the Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA), Valley Forge guarantees that every U.S. flag it produces is certified made in the USA with 100% domestic materials and labor.
Vertical Textile Manufacturing: Operating state-of-the-art facilities in South Carolina, the company manages the complete production line—from spinning raw yarn and weaving high-density nylon and cotton fabrics to precision stitching and embroidered detailing.
All-Weather Engineering: Designed to withstand high winds, intense UV exposure, and heavy rain, their flagship flags—such as the Perma-Nyl® nylon and Koralex II® woven polyester lines—are engineered for color retention and structural integrity.
Military & Commemorative Heritage: Valley Forge is an official supplier to the U.S. Armed Forces, proudly producing the official burial flags provided to honor fallen veterans and service members.
For over a century, Valley Forge Flag has represented the standard for domestic flag making. By combining traditional textile craftsmanship with advanced material science, the brand continues to protect and honor the symbol of the nation—crafted with pride by American workers, on American soil.
