Bradford Mexican Flag 16x24 inches, Embroidered Mexican Boat Flags Bandera Mexicana Mexico for Outdoor, Small MX Flags of Mexico with 2 Brass Grommets Decoration
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Bradford Mexican Flag 16x24 inches, Embroidered Mexican Boat Flags Bandera Mexicana Mexico for Outdoor, Small MX Flags of Mexico with 2 Brass Grommets Decoration
- MATERIAL: Our Mexican flag is made of high quality nylon, the lightweight design can fly even in the light wind, suitable for low wind areas.
- EMBROIDERY & FADEPROOF: This sewn boat flag is colorful and bright, and the flag surface has been specially treated to maintain its color throughout the seasons.
- STURDY AND DURABLE: The edges of mexico flag small boat flag are stitched with thread, and 2 brass grommets are reinforced at the top of the flag for a wide range of flagpoles.
- SHOW YOUR PRIDE: This 16x24 inch small MX flag can be used on boats, marine, boat cabin, outdoor/indoors and wherever you want to show your patriotism.
- 3 MONTHS SUPPORT: We consistently provide every customer with high-quality flags, if you have any questions about the flag after receiving it, please do not hesitate to contact us, we will reply within 24 hours. In addition, each flag provides a 3-month warranty, ordering peace of mind.
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