Embroidered Canada flag

Good quality flag.

Very satisfied !

I was immediately impressed with the weight and quality of this flag, which is stitched rather than a transfer. Yes, like some have noted, it is heavier, but where we live that is a plus. We're across the border from the Great White North and the cold north winds can do a number on a flag. Really glad to have spent the extra money for this item, and it flies proudly over the St. Lawrence River.

It's PERFECT and i'm so glad i got it. It's well made, durable and the craftsmanship is incredible. Proud to be CANADIAN - now i can put it on display :)

Great quality but the care was lacking. Came shipped very wrinkled and needed to be ironed vigorously

Machine embroidered edging maple leaf.

I do not recommend this flag. It has come apart at the seams in less than 3 months. I have bought many, many flags over the years and this one, by far, has been the least durable.

This flag is really nice! I purchased this flag for my Canadian Dad. We’re in the US so, the American flag needs to be flown above the Canadian flag. This flag was so nice, we had to go buy a better US flag to keep it from looking ridiculous.

I've flown our national flag for over 20 years. Depending on where I've lived, I can get up to a year of flying before fraying or fading below standards. My wife and I have moved to a windy part of Canada and flags generally last 2-3 months before self destructing. I took a chance on this flag and am highly impressed with the quality and seemingly durableness of this item. Much heavier fabric then I'm accustomed to. And completely sewn together. First flag I've ever owed that isn't silk screened onto light duty polyester. The stitching looks heavy duty and the flying end is stitched in four seams. The colours are as bright as any I've seen. Flag is installed and the clock is ticking. I'll update on life span when I have the numbers. Oh and one last detail. The flag is exactly sized/slightly bigger than advertised size. EVERY flag I've purchased in the past has been up to 4 inches short. I've questioned the venders and never received a satisfactory answer.

What a great flag! Just touch it and you can tell. It’s not your typical cheap, thin fabric flag that you see on most people’s homes. Nope! It is a nice thick fabric, a heavy feeling nylon/polyester (?), heavy stitched seams and vivid colours. The Maple Leaf even has, I think it’s called EMBROIDERED edges, giving it a solid, well manufactured look. It’s a flag that demands respect…as it should. I am very pleased with it, in fact I am ordering it’s replacement now to put away for future use. I am presuming WELL into the future, given how well made it is. Make sure that whatever flagpole you have is installed well because this is heavier than the “Usual” flimsy ones that you have come to expect. Have I mentioned how well made it is? :) Cheers. 🇨🇦

My Canadian Flag just arrived and was on time as stated. First overall impression was, this is a quality made item, stiching looked good, great vivid colour, and so far I liked the heavier material it is made of. One of the best flags I've seen. I will further my review once the flag is up for a month or two.

Well, you would think that buying a Canadian Flag that you could find one with great durability, so I was a bit surprised that this one was kind of on the thinner, flimsier side. I have it in a high-wind area and time will tell if it will hold up well. It IS nice & bright, though, and is flying high on our Neighbourhood Flagpole, alone with the American (really Heavy-duty) and Ontario ( extremely flimsy & thin), so this flag is kind of middle-of-the-road when comparing the 3 Flags.~~~

It looks good and has been up for 2months and no sign of fraying or ripping. We have had strong winds so I figured if anything was to show up it would have by now. Buy canadian if you can instead of this, but if you can't afford premium canadian made, this canadian flag is very nice .