Flags of the Confederate States of America (CSA)

Shop Confederate flag reproductions, including the Stars and Bars, the Stainless Banner, the Third National flag, and Confederate battle flags. Browse national, naval, and regimental designs for historical displays, collections, and reenactments.

Choose Your Confederate Flag Design

• First National Flag — Stars and Bars: Introduced in 1861 with seven stars. Later versions included eleven and thirteen stars.
• Second National Flag — Stainless Banner: Adopted in May 1863, combining a white field with the Confederate battle flag design in its canton.
• Third National Flag — Blood-Stained Banner: Adopted in March 1865, adding a vertical red stripe at the fly end.
• Battle and regimental flags: Explore designs associated with Confederate armies and individual units, including square Army of Northern Virginia patterns.
• Naval flags: Browse reproductions identified with Confederate naval service. Check each product description for the particular pattern represented.

Confederate national flags and military battle flags served different purposes. Thirteen-star designs represented the eleven states that seceded, together with Kentucky and Missouri, which the Confederacy claimed through rival Confederate governments.

Find the Right Reproduction

Compare the available sizes, fabrics, and construction options in the products below. Look for items specifically labeled Made in USA when choosing an American-made flag, and check each product’s specifications for mounting options and suitability for indoor or outdoor use.

For the design’s origins and its later association with General Robert E. Lee, read the story of the Confederate battle flag.