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This is a full-size Canada flag from Flags Importer: 3 × 5 ft of dye-sublimated polyester with a reinforced header and metal grommets, ready for a pole, a porch bracket or a wall. It's the familiar red-and-white Maple Leaf, made for everyday flying at home or at a business rather than for ceremony, and it's sold here next to our Pride flags for anyone who likes to fly both.
Two red vertical bands frame a white square centre, and a red eleven-point maple leaf sits in the middle. According to the government's official description, the leaf originally had thirteen points; it was simplified to eleven so it would stay clear at a distance and in wind. The same description sets the flag at exactly twice as long as it is high. A 3 × 5 ft flag is a standard commercial size, so this one is slightly squarer than that specification, which is normal for flags sold for houses, balconies and storefronts.
Dye sublimation bonds the colour into the polyester fibres rather than laying ink on top, which keeps the red crisp and stops it cracking when the fabric flexes. It's printed on one side and the dye soaks through, so the back shows a mirror image. With a symmetrical leaf, that hardly matters: the reverse still reads as the Maple Leaf. Every edge is double-stitched, and the fly end, the edge that whips around most in wind, gets four rows of stitching.
The header tape runs along the hoist edge, and the supplier lists three metal grommets in it. Clip them to the snaps on a halyard, slide them over hooks on a bracket pole, or hang the flag flat on a wall. Light polyester lifts in a gentle breeze, but it also wears faster in constant wind, so bring it in for storms and trim any loose threads at the fly end before they spread.
Flying a Pride flag alongside it? See our rainbow Maple Leaf flag or a 3 × 5 ft rainbow Pride flag in the same size.
Helpful answers about Canada Flag 3'x5' Polyester.
No. It's the flag only, with header tape and grommets. It suits a standard residential pole with halyard clips or a wall-bracket pole with hooks. A 5 ft flag needs some clearance, so check that it won't drag on a railing or roof edge when the wind drops.
Three by five feet is the size most flag makers produce for homes and shops, so poles, brackets and storage are built around it. If you need the exact two-to-one shape for formal use, look for a flag sold in a 2:1 size; for a porch or balcony, few people notice the difference.
The polyester and dye-sublimated print are made for outdoor flying, but no flag lasts forever in constant sun and wind. Take it down in storms, check the fly end every few weeks, and swap in a fresh one once the red starts to fade or the edge frays.
It's printed on one side and the dye passes through the fabric, so the back is a mirror image. Because the maple leaf is symmetrical, it looks right from either side. The colour on the reverse can look a shade lighter than the front.
Hand-wash it in cold water with a mild detergent, rinse well and hang it to dry. Skip bleach and the tumble dryer, both of which shorten the life of the print and the stitching. Make sure it's fully dry before folding it away.
No, it's the plain red-and-white national design. It's listed with our flags because that's where the range lives. If you'd like rainbow colours too, browse the LGBTQ+ Pride collection, which includes a rainbow version of the Maple Leaf.