3' x 5' polyester Saba Flag with two grommets, double-stitched top and bottom edges, and a triple-stitched fly edge to reduce fraying.

✍️ The Design: The official flag of Saba was designed by 18-year-old Saban student Edmond Daniel Johnson and officially adopted on December 6, 1985, after winning an island-wide competition.

The layout features four triangles divided diagonally: two red triangles at the top and two blue triangles at the bottom, surrounding a white central diamond.

🟥 Red symbolizes courage, unity, and decisiveness.
🟦 Blue represents the Caribbean Sea, sky, and hope.
⬜️ The white diamond stands for peace, purity, and friendship. 
⭐️ Inside the diamond sits a yellow five-pointed star, representing the island of Saba itself (traditionally known as "The Unspoiled Queen") and the bright future of its residents.

Days of Celebration: The flag serves as the centerpiece for Saba Day, celebrated on the first Friday of December to honor island heritage, culture, and unity. It is also flown prominently during local civic events and Caribbean cultural observances across the island.