Australian Made | Lightweight Trilobal Fabric | A Proud and Enduring Cultural Symbol

Fly a flag that stands for thousands of generations of connection, identity, and country. This Aboriginal Flag—measuring 1370mm wide by 685mm high—is crafted to the highest standards in Australia, using premium knitted trilobal polyester that combines visual impact with everyday durability. Whether it’s raised outside a school, flown at a public event, or displayed in a private space, this flag is a proud symbol of Aboriginal culture and an enduring commitment to reconciliation.

This size is one of the most popular for residential homes, schools, businesses, and local councils, fitting perfectly on standard 6m outdoor flagpoles or indoor ceremonial flagpoles.

🔴🟡⚫ A Flag of Deep Cultural Meaning

Originally designed in 1971 by artist and Luritja man Harold Thomas, the Aboriginal flag was created as a symbol of unity and identity for Aboriginal Australians. Officially recognised in 1995 as a flag of national significance, it is now proudly flown across the country and beyond.

• Black – Represents the Aboriginal people of Australia

• Red – Symbolises the red earth and the spiritual relationship to Country

• Yellow Circle – Depicts the sun, the giver of life and protector

This flag is a powerful visual statement—a symbol of survival, resistance, and pride. Every time it flies, it tells a story that dates back over 60,000 years.

✅ Key Features & Benefits:

• Proudly Australian Made
  Supporting local industry and produced to the highest standards, this flag reflects our commitment to quality and cultural respect.

• Knitted Trilobal Polyester Fabric
  Specially selected for its lightweight and open-weave construction, this material allows the flag to fly freely even in light wind conditions while maintaining durability in Australia’s varied climate.

• Vivid, Fade-Resistant Colours
  Using screen-printing techniques and UV-stable inks, the red, yellow, and black colours remain sharp and defined—even under constant exposure to the elements.

• Reinforced Hoisting Loops
  The flag is finished with two sewn-in header hoops, enabling easy and secure attachment to a flag rope using standard flag clips (clips not included).

• Versatile Display Options
  Suitable for flagpoles, indoor stands, public buildings, classrooms, and ceremonial events.

📐 Technical Specifications:

• Flag Dimensions: 1370mm (W) x 685mm (H)

• Material: Lightweight trilobal knitted polyester

• Print Method: Full-colour screen print

• Finish: Double-stitched edges with two hoisting loops

• Flagpole Attachment: Hoist side loops for use with flag clips

• Wind Suitability: Excellent performance in light to moderate winds

• Care Instructions: Hand wash with cold water and mild detergent. Do not bleach. Air dry only. Avoid prolonged exposure to high winds to extend lifespan.

🎯 Perfect For:

• Schools & Early Learning Centres – Fly with the Australian and Torres Strait Islander flags during NAIDOC Week, Sorry Day, or every school day

• Government & Council Buildings – Acknowledge Traditional Custodians of the land and promote cultural inclusion

• Residential Homes – For those wishing to show support, solidarity, or cultural pride

• Businesses & Workplaces – Promote inclusivity and acknowledge First Nations heritage in your organisation

• Cultural Events & Ceremonies – Ideal for rallies, marches, festivals, and reconciliation events

• Parks, Reserves, & Community Spaces – Fly alongside other national and cultural flags as part of your local flag display

Did You Know?

The Aboriginal flag became one of the official flags of Australia in 1995 under the Flags Act 1953. In 2022, the Commonwealth secured copyright ownership of the flag, ensuring it can be used freely by all Australians—a vital step in making the flag accessible as a unifying symbol of national pride and reconciliation.

More Than a Flag—A Living Symbol of Culture, Country & Strength

Displaying the Aboriginal flag is a gesture of respect, recognition, and unity. Whether you're flying it every day or raising it for a special occasion, this 1370 x 685mm knitted flag provides a vibrant, high-quality representation of Aboriginal identity and heritage.