Religious Flags

Discover our incredible Flag Collection, where we are pleased to offer you an exceptional and diverse variety of custom flags, created according to your unique designs, images and logos. Whether for special events, marketing campaigns, patriotic celebrations or any other occasion, we have the perfect flag to meet your specific needs and express your ideas with brilliance and originality.

LEGAL NOTICE: Collection Drapeaux du Monde Inc., located at the prestigious address of 2606 rue Bériot, Boisbriand, Québec J7H 1T7, is recognized as your go-to reference for the production of high-quality flags. Our company is committed to offering products that exceed your expectations in terms of design and durability. For any questions or requests for additional information, do not hesitate to contact us at (450) 433-8129, or visit our website at the following address: https://flagscollection.com.

NEQ: 1163509087 | GST: 808253348 | QST: 1211720324. Legal Credits: Collection Drapeaux du Monde Inc., Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada J7H 1T7. Important legal information ensuring the transparency and compliance of our company with current standards and regulations.

How to destroy used flags?

Like any object, a flag gets dirty, deteriorates, time always ends up winning the day over this precious one. The image that no one wants to see is an old flag in a trash can or thrown away haphazardly! We suggest burning your old flags confidentially and respecting these emblems that we all cherish. If you have a flag that is not in the best of shape, it may be time to refresh your memory on the proper way to dispose of it. For example, the United States Flag Code (4 USC Sec 8 Para (k) Amended July 7, 1976) states: The flag, when in such condition that it is no longer a suitable emblem for display, shall be destroyed in a dignified manner, preferably by fire. Burning, however, is not the only way to dispose of a flag. Here are some suggestions for disposing of your worn or damaged flag with the respect it deserves.

1. According to Veterans of Foreign Wars, the first thing you should do is fold your flag properly. If you are unsure how to fold a flag, you can get step-by-step instructions here. Once you have folded your flag properly, build a fire large enough for your flag to burn completely. When the fire is ready, respectfully place your folded flag in it. If you wish, you can observe a moment of silence or recite the Pledge of Allegiance. Once the flag is completely burned, the fire should be extinguished completely and safely. Collect the ashes and then bury them.

2. According to American Disposal Services, the proper way to bury your flag is to first fold it and then place it in a dignified box. You can then bury the flag, saying a few words if you wish.

3. If you are concerned about not burning or burying your flag properly, you can donate it to your local American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts. Each of these government organizations will hold a ceremony to properly dispose of the flag and they will do it for free.

PS: Section 8j of the United States Flag Code states: "The flag represents a living country and is itself considered a living being." Once you have determined that your flag is no longer in good condition, it should be disposed of respectfully.

In the event of a defect, you can return your products to us within 10 working days.

 Nous respectons la politique de retour de 10 jours ouvrables pour retour de marchandises.