So that it does not get damaged.
The flag folds into a triangle shape when you fold it properly for storage.
Below are several tutorials on how to properly fold the Texas flag .
into squares
may not touch the ground, must be folded by two people, must be fold in the flag folding style of folding
Keep it clean. Always treat it with respect. Do not allow it to touch the ground. Fold it properly. If it becomes frayed, repair it, or replace it. Do not allow other flags to be flown higher then the US flag. You may wash and repair a flag.
The American flag is always folded into a triangle at any formal event. either that or anyone who knows how to fold the flag will fold it into a triangle at any event.
To fold the South Korean flag (Taegeukgi), first lay it flat with the Taegeuk (the red and blue circle) facing up. Fold the flag in half lengthwise so the top edge meets the bottom edge. Then, fold it in half again widthwise, ensuring the Taegeuk remains visible. Finally, fold the flag into a triangle, starting from one end, tucking the corners neatly until you reach the end.
To fold the Dipset gang flag, first lay it flat on a clean surface with the design facing up. Fold the flag in half lengthwise, aligning the edges, then fold it in half again to create a smaller rectangle. Finally, fold it into thirds or roll it up, ensuring the emblem remains visible if desired. Store it neatly to maintain its shape and design.
It is very respectful to fold the American flag in a triangle. It represents all the soldiers who have lost their lives fighting for our freedom. It represents America and how we show our thanks. We always fold in in triangles and we always will.
To fold an Alabama State Flag, first lay it out flat with the red cross facing up. Fold the flag in half lengthwise, aligning the edges, and then make a triangular fold starting from the hoist side, creating a triangle. Continue folding the triangle over itself until the entire flag is folded neatly, ensuring the red cross remains visible. Finally, tuck in any loose edges to secure the folded flag.
The US flag is folded 13 times during a ceremony to honor the 13 original colonies. Each fold represents a specific value or principle, such as liberty, justice, and sacrifice. This ritual is often part of military funerals and memorial services, symbolizing respect for the nation and those who have served. The final fold, which displays the blue field of stars, signifies the unity of the states under one nation.
The cast of How to Fold a Flag - 2009 includes: Javorn Drummond as himself Jon Powers as himself Stuart Wilf as himself