Germany is known for its bread, beer, and BMWs. Celebrate this beloved country and its extensive history by flying a top-quality flag of Germany. Our German flags are manufactured in the USA and constructed of durable, breathable nylon, a fabric that flows easily in the breeze on a sunny day. Nylon is also quick-drying and water-resistant, ensuring this flag is the ideal choice for outdoor flying.  Each flag comes equipped with a strong canvas header and brass grommets for effortless attachment to any of our outdoor flagpoles - including our popular tangle-free flagpole.  Germany Flag Features: Proudly constructed in America Authentic 1919 design 100% weather-resistant nylon Reinforced canvas heading Rust-resistant brass grommets Where there is a flagpole, there’s a German flag for it! 3’ x 5’ is our bestselling size, but this chart will let you know for sure what size you need: Outdoor Pole Height  Flag Size 6' Free Spin Pole 2' x 3' or 3’ x 5’ 20’ 3’ x 5’ or 4' x 6' 25’ 4’ x 6’ or 5' x 8' 30’ 5’ x 8’ or 6' x 10' 35’ 6’ x 10’ These flags are also great for holding and waving at Oktoberfest, on German Unity Day, or at a World Cup final. Don’t forget the 4” x 6” German stick flags. Your friends will thank you. Looking to set up a formal indoor display? Check out our flags of Germany finished with a gold fringe and pole sleeve. German Flag Colors, Meaning, & History The black, red, and gold tricolor flag of Germany seen today was adopted in 1919 by the Weimar Republic. Until the FIFA World Cup 2006 took place in Germany, flag-flying wasn’t popular because of the widespread use of flags by the National Socialist German Workers' Party. When the 2014 World Cup winners brought the trophy home to their country, flag-flying became more common in everyday life, not just sporting events. The colors black, red, and gold originated during the 1840s and were used by German resistance groups fighting against Napoleon and the Conservative Order after his defeat. These colors were reintroduced in 1919 to celebrate the founding of the liberal Weimar Republic. The Belgium Flag vs the German Flag The Belgian flag is a vertical tricolor, with the colors in the order of black, yellow, and red. While the colors are similar, Germany’s flag has a different design and color order.