Sales of flags and flag poles to cities, counties, states, banks, car dealers, residential and all other business, Distribution to all 50 states & Afghanistan New stuff Top Quality custom made tarps for trucks & oilfield windwalls. Also for wind breaks, mesh tarps, camo, pickup bed covers, dump truck welding tarps, gym floor covers, football field covers & more. Wind socks for airports, crop dusting, waste water plants & more Aviation condition flags

Our company opened in the Houston area by the third generation of flag-makers who have been serving companies across the United States since the 1950's. At Texas Flag and Banner Company we work hard to maintain top quality and to give our customers the service they deserve. We are a full service team and not only manufacture most of our own products, but also offer installation, and service as well.

Founded in 1958 by Henry P. Van de Putte, Sr., Dixie Flag & Banner is one of the most respected and trusted flag companies in the country. Dixie Flag has grown from a small home-based business to an industry leader specializing in U.S. flags, national flags, state flags, custom flags, banners, and décor. We are proud to work with an impressive roster of organizations and companies, including the San Antonio Spurs, Valero Alamo Bowl, U.S. Army All-American Bowl, San Antonio Fiesta Commission, Fiesta Oyster Bake and the Texas Folklife Festival. We are also honored to serve the United States military with flags, guidons, and accessories. We have produced many large scale flags including the largest free-flying United States flag in the world, a 60’ x 90’ flag that flies on the George Washington Bridge between New York and New Jersey. We have made 150’ x 300’ flags to cover entire football fields and have manufactured flags for the last three presidential inaugurations. Dixie Flag is open to the public. In addition to custom flags and banners, our retail Flag Store has one of the most complete selections of national, state, and historic flags available. Dixie Flag & Banner is located under a giant U.S. flag on I-35 near historic Ft. Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas.