Scotland Flag Scottish Flag 5X3 Ft 153Cm X 92Cm

this was exactly what i was looking for the product was high quality made, I am pleased to be able to celebrate my Scottish heritage.

daughter loved it and hung it over her bed look great in her room will be getting more Scotland items

Looks great!

Nothing wrong with this flag except that it is not a very high threadcount for the material - it is almost see through. Looks fine against a wall but not in front of a window - gives it a washed out look.The quality of the flag is fine. You get what you pay for. Not a five star IMHO - but four is fine.

Perfect, and a lot less money than if I bought it from a booth at a Scottish festival.

Right colour, right size, and made well. Came in specified time.

On time and nice item for the $

The flag came about a week after the Brexit vote--which was fun! It was sent by Royal Mail and in a RM pouch from London--which was also fun. It is very LARGE--which is nice, but the overall quality is horrible. VERY,VERY thin and see-through.Cheaply made. Worst part is that the COLOR is all WRONG!! It should be a Royal Blue--not navy as shown--but navy would have been okay----but this flag is sort of an AQUAMARINE!! Looks totally wrong and weird. Huge, see-through, and a totally odd color--who knows what it might represent--certainly NOT Scotland. I am very sad and disappointed. Poop.

Super

Impossible pour moi d'en trouver un en france. Je savais que j'en trouverai un sur amazon. Il est conforme au descriptif. Je suis ravie de mon achat. Je recommande cet article.

per chi porta la Scozia nel cuore. bandiera perfetta. e fa la sua figura. da avere anche solo per il 6 nazioni di rugby.

This flag is very good, it is closer to the colour of blue it should be. Not the very dark blue favoured by so many manufacturers.Tradition relates that in AD 735 the king of the Picts, 'Aengus MacFergus', with the support of 'Scots' from Dalriada, won a great battle against King Athelstane of the Northumbrians. The site of the legendary battle became known as Athelstaneford in present-day East Lothian.It is said that before the battle, King Aengus dreamt of St Andrew bearing his Saltire cross. According to the legend, during the battle Aengus saw a cross of white clouds against a blue sky.The Picts and Scots won the battle. The Saltire - a white diagonal cross on a blue background - became the flag of Scotland and St Andrew was adopted as Scotland’s patron saint.

Quick delivery and was as expected