In the 19th century, Guinea-Bissau was colonized by Portugal. Upon independence, to prevent confusion with Guinea, the name of the capital of the country was added to its name. The flag of Guinea-Bissau was adopted in 1973, the year of the state’s independence declaration. It consists of two horizontal bands colored yellow and green and one vertical band colored red. On the latter, there is a Black Star of Africa symbolizing the African countries’ unity.
- The flags are easy to hoist and replace
- The flags are sewed from the highest quality, 100% knitted polyester.
- They are antistatic, soft, UV resistant, fade resistant, wind and moisture resistant.
- The fabric is translucent with a mirrored-image on the back.
- Photographic quality sublimation printing technology.
- The flag's outer edges are hemmed and double-stitched.
- The hoist part is reinforced with a special corsage tape, making a loop at the top and the bottom.
Available in three sizes:
Size S: 30 x 20 cm (12 x 8 inch)
Size M: 45 x 30 cm (18 x 12 inch)
Size L: 60 x 40 cm (24 x 16 inch)
The factual sizes can vary slightly due to rounding in inches.
If you need a specific size, please message us and will fabricate your individual set of flags.
