Slovenia Flag

After independence from Yugoslavia, Slovenia officially adopted this flag on June 27, 1991.  The tricolor - white, blue, red - has been used since 1848 as a symbol of a united Slovenia.  The coat of arms, located on the upper left side of the flag, pictures Mount Triglav, the highest peak in Slovenia.  Just below the white mountains are the waves of the Adriatic Sea.  There is a constellation of stars in the sky above the mountains and these show three six-pointed stars in a triangle formation.  The stars symbolize the Counts of Celje, rulers of Slovenia in the 14th and 15th centuries.

Slovenia flags are 100% SolarMax Nylon, the longest lasting nylon flag material available.  You can fly them outdoors for extended periods because they withstand the damaging effects of sun and wind.  Made in America.