Flags For Good

2025 Pride Season Shipping Update

Hey friends! 

We're working our @$$es off to get your orders out to you as fast as possible. As of today we're currently around 5 day handling period between your order and us shipping it out.

We're also trying to prep for Indy Pride this weekend and setting up our booth. 

How do you get your flags faster?

If you need your order QUICK, select faster shipping at checkout. Anything that is via UPS will automatically pop to the top of our stack and we'll get to it first. So if you want to have your order jump to the top of the stack, that's how. 

Sorry for the delays. We're doing much better than last year on keeping up, but this time of year always tests our capacity. 

Thanks for your patience!

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  • Thanks for all you’re doing!

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Michael Green is a credentialed vexillologist and the founder of Flags For Good, an Indianapolis-based flag company dedicated to causes worth flying. He served as Technical Editor of The Complete Guide to Flags of the World, 4th Edition and has delivered multiple TEDx talks on flag design and symbolism. With flags encountered across 75+ countries, Michael brings both academic expertise and real-world perspective to everything he writes about flags.

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