Arkansas Flag and Banner

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Arkansas’ Flag and Banner started in 1975 with one woman selling flags door-to-door, During the past 40+ years Arkansas’ Flag and Banner grew from that one woman show to a multi-million dollar distributor, retailer, manufacturer and in 1995 internet retailer. In 2000, they officially began marketing as simply FlagandBanner.com. Along with business growth came product line growth. What started as a single product line: the most patriotic of America’s symbols - the red, white and blue U.S. flag, grew to include custom flags and banners, commercial flagpoles and soft signage. The gift shop opened to the public after the 9/11 terrorist attack to fill the niche for local customers who want to browse for unique products to express their patriotism in new and different ways. As for the web, FlagandBanner.com boasts the largest selection of patriotic products offered online. Currently shoppers can find a range of products for home and garden, patriotic decorations, jewelry, clothing, toys, dishes and more. The company slogan has become “More than just a flag store.” When possible, FlagandBanner.com attempts to buy Made in America products and prominently note them both online and in store. FlagandBanner.com’s headquarters have been on the Historic National Register since 1991. Taborian Hall, a three story, red brick building at 800 West Ninth Street in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas was built in 1916. Large format printing, cutting and sewing takes place across the parking lot in our production facility. FlagandBanner.com has been a community leader in preservation for years. Currently a historic preservation project is under way to restore the Dreamland Ballroom, on the third floor of the Taborian Hall. PBS Network AETN, recognizing the significance of Dreamland, made a documentary and our local college, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, has helped publish a book which is now available on line. In the 1900’s, Dreamland Ballroom played a huge part in the history and development of the African American community in Little Rock, hosting legendary musicians such as Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Etta James, BB King, Cab Callaway, Louis Jordan, Redd Fox and many more.