Mirco Pro IR Maryland State Flag
2 x 1 inches
Our IR flags are precision-built in-house at PatchPanel, using SOLAS-compliant reflective materials and proprietary coatings that reflect only infrared light. That means they stay visually subdued under normal light while shining bright through night-vision and thermal optics — exactly what you want when signature management matters.
Every flag is cut, printed, and sealed on our own equipment to guarantee unmatched quality, durability, and consistency. We control every step of production — from calibration to coating — so every patch meets the same military-grade standard trusted by professionals worldwide.
Designed for military, law enforcement, and tactical enthusiasts, these IR flags deliver reliable performance in the harshest conditions. Whether on deployment, training, or field operations, your identification remains visible only when it should be.
History
Maryland
The flag of Maryland is one of the most striking and historically rooted in the United States, combining heraldry with colonial pride. Adopted officially in 1904, it features the alternating black-and-gold chevrons of the Calvert family and the red-and-white cross bottony of the Crossland family—symbols drawn from the coats of arms of George Calvert, the first Lord Baltimore, and his mother’s lineage. These two patterns represent the state’s dual heritage of nobility and faith, brought together when Maryland was founded as a colony in the 1600s. During the Civil War, the Crossland colors were favored by Confederate sympathizers, while the Calvert colors represented Union loyalty; their combination after the war symbolized reconciliation. The result is a flag of vivid contrast—medieval in design, yet uniquely American in spirit, celebrating unity through a shared and complex past.
Sizing
2 x 1 inches
Package Contents
Patch
