Trinidad and Tobago National Flag Sewn namibia while a miro plant represents

while a miro plant represents the wood the islanders use for carving souvenirs for tourists

'Liberty 15 September 1821'

and became the national flag when it gained control of the country in 1975

The flag is mostly used for navigation in the Antarctic seas

Sizes quoted are for Portrait format

Trinidad and Tobago National Flag Sewn namibia while a miro plant representsSewn National Flag 140gsm woven fabric Double stitched top and bottom hem with triple stitching on the fly edge. Anti Fray netting can be added as an optional extra prolonging the life span of your flag. Rope and toggle finish as standard. Compatible with most standard external and internal flagpole halyard systems. Eyelets are a no cost optional extra Inglefield clips and spinnaker clips are available at an extra cost. Reinforced header tape