With Canvas Header & Brass Grommets

First introduced in 1971, the POW–MIA flag pays tribute to American service members who were taken prisoner or remain unaccounted for. Its stark black-and-white design, highlighted by a solemn silhouette and the words “You Are Not Forgotten,” serves as a lasting symbol of remembrance and resolve. Officially recognized by the U.S. government, the flag is displayed on National POW/MIA Recognition Day and other commemorative occasions, reflecting our nation’s enduring commitment to never forget those who have yet to return.

Double-Sided 

Designed to read correctly on both sides, a true double-sided flag is created by sewing two flags back-to-back. Because fabric cannot be printed on both sides with the same orientation, this method ensures the image appears properly from either direction. This construction requires additional materials and labor, which is why a double-sided flag is priced higher than a standard single-sided flag.

Single-Sided (Single/Reverse) 

Often referred to as “single-sided,” these flags are more accurately described as single/reverse. The design appears correctly on the front, while the image is visible in reverse on the back. Flag fabric cannot be printed the way paper can—there is no true printing on both sides. Instead, the dye or ink penetrates the fabric, allowing the image to show through to the reverse side.

Nearly all state flags are made this way, with the exception of Oregon and Washington.

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