Betsy Ross Flags Restocked as America's 250th Anniversary Fuels Demand at Star Spangled Flags

Star Spangled Flags has replenished its supply of the historic 13-star design, but fewer than 100 of the 100% American-made, FMAA-certified flags remain as shoppers mark the nation's 250th anniversary.
Orlando, Florida - August 4, 2026 - Star Spangled Flags has restocked its Betsy Ross flags, though fewer than 100 units remain available as demand for their flags is high during the 250th anniversary year of the United States. Every flag is 100% made in the USA and FMAA certified, the same standard the company applies to all of its American flags.

Image: https://starspangledflags.com/wp-content/uploads/star-spangled-flags.jpgThe 13-star Betsy Ross design, arranged in a circle representing the original 13 colonies, has become a popular way for shoppers to connect the anniversary to the country's founding, according to Barry Mason, spokesperson for Star Spangled Flags [https://starspangledflags.com/]. "Many people like to celebrate the 250th anniversary with a classic flag," Mason said. "The Betsy Ross flag allows them to do that in a way that supports American jobs."

For many buyers, confirming a flag's true country of origin matters as much as the design itself. Flags marketed as American-made are sometimes produced overseas, a mismatch that customers often discover only after the purchase. Star Spangled Flags said its FMAA certification and Made in USA labeling are intended to remove that uncertainty by giving customers a verifiable standard rather than a marketing claim.

Each Betsy Ross flag is produced domestically from raw materials through finished stitching and is built to hold its color and shape through repeated outdoor display. The company applies the same manufacturing and certification process to every flag in its catalog, from the Betsy Ross design to its standard American flags, so shoppers can display either style with the same assurance of origin and quality.

The design has long been used for ceremonial displays, historical reenactments, and seasonal porch flags, and Star Spangled Flags said interest in the pattern typically rises around milestone anniversaries and patriotic holidays.

The current restock follows a run on the flag that left the company's previous batch depleted. With fewer than 100 units left in inventory, Star Spangled Flags said the item is likely to sell out again before its next production run is complete, and it is encouraging interested customers to order before the batch sells through rather than wait for a future restock date, which has not yet been set.

Betsy Ross flags are available at starspangledflags.com/flag/betsy-ross [https://starspangledflags.com/flag/betsy-ross/]. Shoppers can browse the company's full lineup of American flags, all 100% made in the USA and FMAA certified, at starspangledflags.com/american [https://starspangledflags.com/american/].

About Star Spangled Flags

Star Spangled Flags started with a single flag size and has since grown to serve tens of thousands of customers nationwide. Every Star Spangled Flags product is 100% made in the USA, FMAA certified, and built to hold its color and shape with durability. The company has partnered with Boy Scout groups, and its flags have been flown on Air Force missions overseas.

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