Maine Flag Company

Maine Flag Company is hiring! If you or someone you know is an experienced leader and sewist, or has experience with industrial/commercial laser cutters, we want to hear from you! More here:

Jobs — Maine Flag Company Jobs at Maine Flag CompanyMaine Flag Company is always looking for skilled experienced sewists. Please drop us a line at [email protected] and tell us a little about your background.In addition, we are currently hiring for the following specific positions:Production ManagerLaser Cutter Opera...

Our hearts go out to friends and fellow business owners affected by last night's fire: Harley at Nanuq Kayaks, Denise and Steve at Maine Marine Salvage, Beth and the rest of the crew at Sea Bags. Thanks for making our city a great place to live and make a living, and let us know what we can do to help with your recovery.

- Bethany, Chris, Molly, Lydia,Tess, Svea, Lisa, Dory, Megan and Chrissy / the Maine Flag Company Team 💌

Over the shoulder supervisor + floor manager = the dream team 🐱🐕 Please send treats!

Today we go fishing for little threads that are causing big problems! -2290

Swimming in fabric! Anyone want any nylon fabric scraps? Endless entertainment!

Love is all around 300 pieces of love! Cannot wait to see these flying in Camden Harbor in a few weeks!

Handcrafted with pride right here in Maine! 🌈❤️

https://www.maineflagcompany.com/shop/pride-flags

Glueing up big heart flags and sending out some love on a Wednesday afternoon! ❤️❤️❤️

Congratulations to the Portland Hearts of Pine. So exciting for Maine!

Here's a fun fact: did you know that Maine and Massachusetts are the only two states that have an official nautical flag that's designed to be flown on your boat instead of the land flag featuring the state's seal?

We make both of them, and we sew them by hand right in New England. Visit www.maineflagcompany.com/shop/marine-ensigns to find out more!

Today we are happy to launch this exciting effort to bring back the "original" Massachusetts flag.

This simple design featuring a green pine tree on a blue shield flew on the reverse side of the Massachusetts flag until 1971. We think its timelessness and simplicity makes it a great flag design!