Typically crafted from individual pieces of pine, oak, or other quality wood, the stripes and union are often separate pieces of wood that are cut, stained, panted, and then assembled. We feature a “rustic” or distressed look, achieved through charring (torching the wood), sanding, or staining techniques. Common variations include the THIN LINE, designs (e.g., Thin Red line, to honor first responders); Subdued Tactical colors; or our Historic Flags.
Typically crafted from individual pieces of pine, oak, or other quality wood, the stripes and union are often separate pieces of wood that are cut, stained, panted, and then assembled. We feature a “rustic” or distressed look, achieved through charring (torching the wood), sanding, or staining techniques. Common variations include the THIN LINE, designs (e.g., Thin Red line, to honor first responders); Subdued Tactical colors; or our Historic Flags.
