What national flags do you like the look of?

USA, Canada,Jamaica. In that order.

I hate all of them.
It is all a bunch of modern art bullshit.

@ragingloli I agree with all the stripes which are so prevalent, but come on, must be some colour matches you like at least.
Stop lying & admit to one lol

Nein!

I’ve always liked Turkmenistan, Sri Lanka, Armenia (love the color combination), and Nepal (because that’s just weird).

I wish there were more color variation. No purple except a little bit in Dominica. And a great sub-national flag is the old Newfoundland flag which is green, white, and pink. Flags need more pink.

Albania’s double headed eagle.

The triskelion of the Isle of Man.

The South Carolina cresecebt moon and palmetto.

I have 4 nationalities in my blood line and of all of them the Swedish flag really stands out and is just nice to look at. I like the soft blue color.

I like the color combo of the German flag. My grandmothers parents are “off the boat” German immigrants and so I have a flag patch on my olive green jacket. I live in a community of Mexican Americans and they call me kraut and Nazi when I wear it. :(

I also love the Jamaican flag colors.

Nein…as many as that eh?

Trinidad and Tobago, simple and bold.
Of course the US will always be my first choice, beautiful to me since I know the history.

Antarctica (continent silhouette)
Canada (maple leaf)
Union Jack
South Korea (ying yang and I Ching)
Albania (black two-headed eagle on red, nicely medieval)
Anguilla (Union Jack plus a shield with a spiral of three dolphins!)
Aruba
Bhutan (for the dragon… not happy with the colors though)
Isle of Man (a nicely medieval spiral of armored legs)
Kasakhstan
Montenegro
Papua New Guinea
Sri Lanka

Cheers peeps, I love the Union Jack & that’s not me being patriotic at all, see myself very much as English not British, It’s just a great design, really pops.

Many of the African flags,

American

United Ireland

Sweden
Marshall Islands
Aruba

I like blue.

There are other flags I really like, because I know the symbolism. The US flag, the Florida flag (a state not a country, but I thought it would be ok to include it) there are many more.