Micro North Carolina Flag - Hi Vis
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History
North Carolina
The flag of North Carolina reflects the state’s Revolutionary origins and its enduring sense of independence. Adopted in its current form in 1885, it features a vertical blue stripe with a white star—the “Star of the North”—flanked by the letters N and C, and two red and white horizontal bars echoing the U.S. flag. Above and below the star are two dates: May 20, 1775, commemorating the legendary Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence (an early, though disputed, call for freedom from Britain), and April 12, 1776, marking the Halifax Resolves, when North Carolina became the first colony to officially advocate independence. The design combines Southern boldness with revolutionary pride, serving as both a banner of loyalty to the Union and a reminder that North Carolinians were among the first to imagine it breaking free.
Sizing
2 x 1 inches
Features
Hi Vis Reflective
Our prismatic reflective materials meet stringent standards required by both land and marine transportation industries. With very minimal light, colours appear clearly, and vibrantly at long distances, much like the reflectors on emergency vehicles, and road signs. This material will also reflect infrared light spectrums, commonly used in aerial imaging systems. This is the best choice to keep you safe where visibility is of the upmost importance.
Velcro Hook Backing
This patch is backed with Hook (the hard side) Velcro style fastener to attach to all of your gear.
UV Resistant
Package Contents
Patch
