Good Flags * Bad Flags

At Titus Flags, we’re passionate about promoting exceptional flag design.

One invaluable resource for both novice and experienced vexillologists is the PDF guide “Good Flags, Bad Flags,” compiled by Ted Kaye for the North American Vexillological Association (NAVA).

This concise, user-friendly guide outlines the five key principles of good flag design:

Simplicity
Meaningful Symbolism
Limited Use of Colors
No Lettering or Seals
Distinctiveness

By following these guidelines, flag designers can create visually striking and culturally significant flags that stand the test of time.

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Whether you’re designing a flag for a community, organization, or personal use, this PDF is an essential tool to ensure your flag embodies the best practices in vexillology. Check out “Good Flags, Bad Flags” to learn how you can contribute to the world of great flag design:

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