Brazil Flag for Indoor & Outdoor Use

Display the Brazil flag indoors or outdoors and celebrate your connection to one of South America’s most recognisable countries. Made from durable 115 g/m² polyester, the flag is suitable for homes, gardens, balconies, national celebrations, Brazilian cultural events, sports gatherings and flag collections.

Brazil Flag Design and National Symbols

The Brazil flag features a green rectangular field with a large yellow diamond in the centre. Inside the diamond is a blue celestial globe containing 27 white stars and a curved white band with the national motto Ordem e Progresso.

The republican flag was adopted on 19 November 1889. The present version with 27 stars was introduced on 11 May 1992.

Meaning of the Stars and Motto

• The 27 stars represent Brazil’s 26 states and the Federal District
• The arrangement is based on the night sky associated with Rio de Janeiro on 15 November 1889
• The Southern Cross is among the constellations shown on the blue globe
• Ordem e Progresso means Order and Progress

The green and yellow elements were retained from Brazil’s earlier imperial flag. Today, these colours are also widely associated with the country’s forests, natural resources and national identity.

Durable Construction and Easy Installation

The flag is made from durable polyester fabric with a weight of 115 g/m². Reinforced edges and double stitched seams provide additional strength. Two rust resistant brass grommets allow quick and convenient installation without requiring special tools.

Product Features

• Brazil national flag design
• Green field with a yellow diamond
• Blue globe with 27 white stars
• White band with the motto Ordem e Progresso
• Durable 115 g/m² polyester fabric
• Water resistant material
• Protection against UV exposure
• Reinforced edges
• Double stitched seams
• Two rust resistant brass grommets
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor display
• Washable at 30°C

Available Brazil Flag Sizes

How to Choose the Right Size

The 90 × 150 cm size is a versatile option for most homes, gardens, events and standard flagpoles. Smaller sizes work well in bedrooms, offices and balconies. Larger options create a stronger visual presence at festivals, sporting events and spacious outdoor locations.

Single Sided Printing

The Brazilian design is printed on one side of the polyester fabric. Approximately 90 percent of the colours and details remain visible from the reverse side, where the artwork appears mirrored.

Where Can the Brazil Flag Be Displayed?

• Homes, gardens and balconies
• Brazilian national celebrations
• Brazilian cultural festivals and community gatherings
• Football matches and supporter events
• Carnival celebrations and themed parties
• Schools, universities and geography projects
• Restaurants, travel agencies and tourism businesses
• International and South American events
• Personal flag and travel collections
• Gifts for Brazilians living abroad

Care Instructions

Wash the flag at 30°C using a gentle programme. Avoid bleach and aggressive cleaning products. Allow the material to air dry completely before folding or storing it. Remove the flag during storms, extreme weather and unusually strong winds to help extend its outdoor life.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Brazil flag look like?

It has a green field with a large yellow diamond. A blue globe with 27 white stars and a curved white band appears inside the diamond.

What do the 27 stars represent?

The stars represent Brazil’s 26 states and the Federal District. Each federal unit is represented by an individual star.

What does Ordem e Progresso mean?

The Portuguese motto Ordem e Progresso means Order and Progress in English.

When was the Brazil flag adopted?

The republican design was adopted on 19 November 1889. The current version containing 27 stars was introduced on 11 May 1992.

Can the Brazil flag be displayed outdoors?

Yes. Its polyester fabric, reinforced edges and double stitched seams make it suitable for indoor and outdoor display. Remove it during extreme weather to help preserve the material.

How is the flag mounted?

Two rust resistant brass grommets are positioned along the hoist side for convenient attachment to a flagpole, wall, balcony or fence.

Is the Brazil flag printed on both sides?

No. The design is printed on one side and remains approximately 90 percent visible in mirrored form from the reverse side.

Where can I find more South American flags?

Explore our complete collection of country flags to discover more national designs from South America and around the world.