Annin Flagmakers
Annin Flagmakers carries a legacy deeply woven into the fabric of American history, dating back to its founding by Alexander Annin in 1847 in New York City. What began as a ship chandlery evolved into the nation's premier flag manufacturer, witnessing and participating in pivotal moments. From supplying flags for Zachary Taylor's presidential inauguration in 1849 and draping Abraham Lincoln's casket, to gracing the opening of the Brooklyn Bridge, the North and South Poles, Mount Suribachi at Iwo Jima, and even the surface of the moon with Apollo 11, Annin flags have consistently represented American ideals and achievements for over 175 years. This rich heritage underscores their unparalleled experience and enduring commitment to quality.
Annin Flagmakers proudly manufactures its iconic flags in multiple facilities across the United States. With major production plants in South Boston, Virginia; Coshocton, Ohio; and a specialized star fields facility in Cobbs Creek, Virginia, Annin employs over 500 American workers. These state-of-the-art factories utilize advanced sewing techniques for U.S. flags, and cutting-edge digital printing and screen-dyeing for state, international, and custom flags. This distributed domestic manufacturing footprint ensures that every flag is crafted with meticulous attention to detail and adheres to the highest standards of quality and patriotism.
Source: https://annin.com/about-us/
