Licensed Aboriginal Flags for Sale
The Aboriginal Flag, designed by Luritja artist Harold Thomas in 1971 and recognised as an official Flag of Australia, represents culture, identity and respect. Flagworld manufactures premium Aboriginal flags in Melbourne, trusted by councils, government, schools and organisations for display indoors and outdoors.
Choose an Aboriginal Flag Size and Material
Choose from durable knitted polyester for light or indoor use, hard-wearing woven polyester for high-wind conditions, or fully sewn for a traditional, premium finish. Multiple sizes and professional fittings are available, including header and loops, eyelets and vertical sleeves.
Licensed Australian-Made Aboriginal Flags
Carroll & Richardson Flagworld is the exclusive licensed manufacturer and provider of Aboriginal flags and bunting. Shop individual flags, handwavers, bunting and display sets for schools, councils, workplaces, events and formal displays.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know I am buying an official Aboriginal flag?
Choose a reputable Australian supplier using the official Aboriginal flag design and correct proportions. Check the product description, dimensions and materials before ordering so the flag suits the intended display.
What size Aboriginal flag is best for a school, council or workplace?
Match the flag size to the pole height and available clearance. As a guide, Flagworld commonly pairs 1800 × 900 mm with a 6 m pole, 1370 × 685 mm with 4.5 m, and 2280 × 1140 mm with 7.5 m.
Can the Aboriginal flag be flown alongside the Australian and Torres Strait Islander flags?
Yes. The Aboriginal, Australian and Torres Strait Islander flags can be displayed together. Use separate poles where possible, keep the flags in good condition and follow Australian flag protocol for positioning and order.
Which Aboriginal flag material is best for permanent outdoor display?
For regular outdoor use, choose woven polyester when the site is exposed to stronger wind or UV. Knitted polyester is lighter and flies well in calm to moderate conditions, while fully sewn is the premium traditional option.
What finish should I choose for an Aboriginal flag used indoors versus outdoors?
Use a header-and-loops finish for a halyard flagpole. Choose a vertical sleeve for an indoor or presentation pole where the flag slides over the pole.
How should an Aboriginal flag be cared for and replaced respectfully?
Wash polyester flags with a mild detergent when needed, let them dry fully, and store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Taking them down in strong winds and overnight will also reduce wear.