Oklahoma State Flag

A contest in 1942, run by the Daughters of the American Revolution, was held to replace and redesign the flag, as at that time, red flags were closely associated with communism. The winning entry was by Louise Fluke, which was adopted as the state flag on April 2nd, 1925. The word Oklahoma was not added until 1941. The official design has not changed since the addition of the state's name in 1941.

The Oklahoma state flag features an Osage shield. The Osage shield shows two symbols of peace, the Plains-style ceremonial pipe which represents Indigenous Americans and the olive branch, which represents the European Americans. Six golden brown crosses, Indigenous American symbols for stars are spaced on the shield. The blue flag is inspired by the Choctaw flag adopted by the tribe in 1860 and carried through the American Civil War. The blue field also is representative of devotion. The shield represents defensive or protective warfare, showing the love of a united people.

Our Oklahoma state flags are made with a dedication to quality and customer satisfaction. Each one comes with two shining brass grommets for ease of display. Our sizes range from 4 inches by 6 inches up to 12 foot by 18 foot with a selection of different fabrics for indoor and outdoor use. We highly recommend our nylon or polyester 2 for the longest-lasting, most rugged and weatherproof outdoor flags that will surely dazzle. For indoor use, our polyester is the best choice and those as well as our parade flags come with pole sleeves and stunning gold fringe. Our 4 inch by 6-inch options also come mounted to sturdy, 10-inch poles. For on-the-go flags, indoor and out, try our amazing vinyl decals or iron-on patches! We have the Oklahoma state flags you need!

NOTE: Indoor flags are made-to-order, so please allow 2-3 weeks before your order will ship.