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How to Frame a Flag

by Framebridge Editorial
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February 12, 2024
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3 min read

How to Frame a State Flag

Ok, raise your hand if you answer the question “Where are you from?” with your home state. There’s fifty stars on that American flag for a reason—all fifty states are a wonderful place to call home. Right side of the bed, left side of the country.

Reppin' Cali in Irvine Slim, white frame.

How to Frame a Vintage Flag

Your flag is not a country, it’s not a state—but what is it? Maybe it’s your favorite football club from the year you studied abroad. Or it’s an ironic ode to your local watering hole. Whatever it may be, it probably feels vintage. This vintage flag is float mounted and framed in our Richmond gold frame. Certainly worth cheering for!

How to Frame a Golf Flag

“And this putt, for birdie, could win the Masters.” Maybe that’s what you told yourself that day you sunk the longest putt of your life. Or if it wasn’t you whose short game is worth whispered commentary, maybe you saw a famous round. Nicklaus in the U.S. Open? Woods at the Masters? Grandma at the mini golf place off the highway? Wherever your golf flag flew, we can frame it. 

How to Frame a College Flag

You cheered for all the teams. Studied for all the tests. And made the best friends of your life. You’re proud of your alma mater, and your pride deserves that classic, pennant feel. Whether your bulldogs are Georgetown, Georgia, or are actually Rams (go VCU!), we can frame your school spirit. Ra ra.

If you still have any questions about flags, talk to one of our designers. If you’re ready to let it fly (or really, get it framed) start here. And before you leave, check out this vintage Brooklyn Dodgers pennant flag, framed in Sonoma, wood frame (@35thandwhyte).