ANLEY 60 Inch American US National Flag Windsock, Stars & Stripes Patriotic Decorations - Embroidered Stars and Fade Resistant - 5 Feet
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ANLEY 60 Inch American US National Flag Windsock, Stars & Stripes Patriotic Decorations - Embroidered Stars and Fade Resistant - 5 Feet
- Fly in breeze - We use only the best material! Thanks to the lightweight fabric. The windsock flys even in the lightest breeze
- Craftsmanship - Rich color filled with densely embroidered stars. Secured with solid braided strings and nickel plated clip. You will fully appreciate the Craftsmanship
- Patriotic spirit - When you hang this windsock up. It will instatly catches the eyes of your neighbors or anyone who walks by. It's time to display your Patriotic spirit the right way!
- Specifications – Made in China. Made of 100% polyester. The windsock is 5 feet long with 8 inches diameter. There are 12 coordinating streamer tails with sewn edges. Made of durable 210D polyester with embroidered stars. 1 US National Flag windsock per pack.
- Commitment - We stand behind our products! Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns.
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