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Yemen Flag

Price range: R400,00 through R860,00

The Yemen flag, available as a full-size flag in 180 x 120cm and 90 x 60cm, or as a desk flag in packs of 10. Digitally printed on both sides onto durable polyester, so the design reads correctly from either side.

Priced from R400, with delivery anywhere in South Africa. Need a custom or branded flag instead? Request a quote.

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Please allow 3–5 working days for us to prepare your order before it heads out for delivery. We’ll always try to get it to you sooner where we can.

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Description

The Yemen flag is available from Flags Online in full-size and desk formats, printed on both sides and made to last outdoors.

The Flag of Yemen

The Yemen flag is a striking symbol of unity, strength, and independence. Its distinct design and bold colours echo the country's vibrant history and national spirit.

History of the Flag

The current Yemen flag was officially adopted on May 22, 1990 , when North Yemen and South Yemen were unified. The flag carries forward the traditional pan-Arab colours, reflecting the country's rich history and cultural ties to the Arab world.

Symbols and Colours

The Yemen flag consists of three horizontal bands: red (top), white (middle), and black (bottom). Each colour holds a unique symbolism: the red stands for the unity and the bloodshed of those who fought for it, the white symbolises a bright future , and the black represents the dark past of the country.

The Country's National Anthem

The national anthem of Yemen is titled " United Republic ," written by Abdallah "al-Fadhool" Abdulwahab Noman and composed by Ayob Tarish Absi . Adopted in 1990, the anthem encapsulates the spirit of unity and national pride.

Flag Protocol

In Yemen, the flag protocol follows the general international rules. It should be hoisted at sunrise and lowered at sunset. The flag must not touch the ground, water, or any object beneath it. During national holidays, the flag is prominently displayed across the country.

Evolution of the Flag

The flag of Yemen has seen transformations, reflecting the political changes that the country has undergone. The current design was adopted in 1990 and has remained unchanged since the unification of North and South Yemen.

Conclusion

The Yemen flag serves as a powerful symbol of the nation's unity, strength, and aspirations for a brighter future. It narrates a tale of a united country that has overcome its dark past and continues to strive for peace and prosperity.

Top 10 frequently asked questions about the Yemen flag:

What do the colours on the Yemen flag represent?

The red stands for unity and the blood of those fought for it, the white symbolises a bright future, and the black represents the dark past.

When was the Yemen flag adopted?

The Yemen flag was officially adopted on May 22, 1990.

Who designed the Yemen flag?

The designer of the Yemen flag is not officially documented.

Was there a different flag for Yemen in the past?

Yes, before unification, North Yemen and South Yemen had their own flags.

What is the title of the national anthem of Yemen?

The national anthem of Yemen is titled "United Republic."

Who wrote the national anthem of Yemen?

The national anthem was written by Abdallah "al-Fadhool" Abdulwahab Noman.

Can the Yemen flag be flown at night?

As per general international protocol, the flag should not be flown in the dark unless it is well illuminated.

Why does the Yemen flag have no emblem?

The Yemen flag doesn't have an emblem. It reflects the traditional pan-Arab colours, signifying its cultural ties to the Arab world.

Has the Yemen flag changed since unification?

No, the design of the Yemen flag has remained the same since it was first hoisted in 1990.

What is the size ratio of the Yemen flag?

The official ratio of the Yemen flag is 2:3, height to width.

Yemen Flag Sizes and Pricing

  • 180 x 120cm — R860
  • 22 x 15cm Desk Flag (10 units) — R800
  • 10 x 15cm Desk Flag (10 units) — R650
  • 90 x 60cm — R400

Material and Construction

Made from 100% polyester bunting material and digitally printed on both sides. Hemmed all around with two rows of stitching and finished with a polyester webbing heading. Rope and toggle for hoisting included.

Supplied in packs of 10. Printed on both sides onto polyester and supplied with a black plastic stick and removable base — take the base off and it doubles as a hand waving flag.

Ordering and Delivery

Every Yemen flag is printed to order and dispatched from our Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) and Johannesburg branches, with courier delivery nationwide. Bulk and school orders are welcome — contact us for volume pricing on quantities of 10 or more.

Order Lead Times

Almost everything we make is freshly printed and made to order, just for you! So please allow 3–5 working days for us to prepare your order before it heads out the door. We’ll always try to get it to you sooner where we can. Some fast movers, like South African flags, ship quicker as they’re often in stock.

One quick thing to keep in mind: the “next working day” you see on your order confirmation is the courier’s delivery time from the day we dispatch — not from the day you place your order. So it’s really 3–5 days to prepare + next-day delivery.

Good things are worth the wait — we’re excited to get your order into your hands.

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Size

10 x 15cm Desk Flag (10 units), 180 x 120cm, 22 x 15cm Desk Flag (10 units), 90 x 60cm

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