Syracuse, New York
🏴 Winner of Syracuse, NY's flag redesign contest, the First Light Flag of Syracuse in multiple sizes with grommets and double-stitched edges to reduce fraying.
✍️ The Design: Designed by Syracuse native Eric Hart, the design is a beautiful representation of "Dawn's first light over Syracuse." The designer goes further to say:
The First Light flag represents our land, our people, our hopes, and our dreams. The six-pointed star symbolizes the Six Nations of the Haudenosaunee and the six historical names by which Syracuse has officially been known. The triangles represent the hills of Onondaga and the Onondaga Valley. The orange color symbolizes the sun and restoration. The azure blue color symbolizes Onondaga Lake and perseverance. The navy blue color symbolizes the hills of Onondaga and industriousness. The white color symbolizes salt, snow, and peace.
Domestic US orders over $75 receive free shipping automatically at checkout!
Frequently Asked Questions
📏 Which size is right for me?
See the Size Guide video below to see us explain every size we offer.
🖨 Single-Sided or Double-Sided?
Single-sided flags are one piece of our durable polyester fabric with full color on both sides. Note: If the design has text, it will be mirrored on the back. These are light-weight and catch a breeze easily. It's the flag you are probably picturing in your head.
Double-sided flags are three layers of fabric that allow zero light through, but any text on the design will read correctly on both sides. They are therefore heavier, and work great as display flags. You can definitely use them outdoors, but note that it takes more wind to get going due to their added weight. During storms, we suggest taking them in as they get even heavier and are more likely to be damaged.
🏳️ How You Can Rock It
Each flag is ready to be used on a flag pole, boat, or to proudly march with so you can express your identity!
🌎 How We Ship It
Created in the most Earth-conscious way we can. We use home-compostable and discreet shipping bags.
These flags are produced by our manufacturing partner in China and sent to you by our team in Indianapolis.
Size Guide
