Togo Flags – Togolese Flag, Bunting & Hand Flags
Five green and yellow stripes and a red canton with a white star: the Togo flag of 1960, flown for Independence Day on 27 April, for Les Éperviers and by Togolese families in Britain. Get the Togo flag in 20x12in to 8ft x 5ft, string up Togo bunting in 3m or 9m and wave Togo hand flags at the match.
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Togo Flag
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Togo Table Flag
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Togo Bunting
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Togo Hand Flags
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Togo Wooden Table Flag
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Togo Large Wooden Table Flag
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Togo Satin Table Flag
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The Togo flag: five stripes and a white star
Togo’s flag was adopted on 27 April 1960, the day the country became independent, and was designed by the Togolese artist Paul Ahyi. It has five horizontal stripes, alternating green and yellow, with green at the top and bottom, and a red square canton in the upper hoist bearing a white five-pointed star. The five stripes represent the country’s regions; the green stands for hope and agriculture, the yellow for faith in hard work and the nation’s mineral wealth, the red for the love and sacrifice of its people, and the white star for life, purity and peace. Green, yellow and red are also the Pan-African colours shared with many neighbours. Our Togo flag has the canton spanning the top three stripes, exactly as in the official design.
Independence Day, Les Éperviers and Togolese in Britain
Independence Day on 27 April is the main national holiday, celebrated with parades in Lomé and parties among Togolese families in London and other British cities. The national football team, Les Éperviers (the Sparrowhawks), reached the World Cup in 2006, and Emmanuel Adebayor, the country’s most famous player, starred for Arsenal, Manchester City and Tottenham, so the flag is familiar to many Premier League fans. It also appears at Africa Cup of Nations watch parties and church celebrations.
Togo flag sizes and grades
Sizes run 20x12in, 3ft x 2ft, 5ft x 3ft and 8ft x 5ft, from £6.99. Flagtex is printed lightweight woven polyester with eyelets; DuraFlag is a heavier knitted Togo flag with double-stitched hems and clips or rope and toggle.
Togo bunting
Togo bunting comes in 3m and 9m lengths of rectangular flags, from £9.98, for an Independence Day party or a watch party.
Hand flags and table flags
Togo hand flags on wooden sticks come in 9x6in and 18x12in from £5.99. The Togo table flag is 6x4in on a base from £1.98, and the large wooden table flag 18x12in from £3.98. West African neighbours are under Ghana and Benin flags.
Togo flag FAQs
Who designed the Togo flag?
The artist Paul Ahyi designed the Togolese flag, adopted in 1960.
What do the five stripes on the Togo flag represent?
They are usually said to represent the regions of Togo.
When is Togo Independence Day?
27 April, marking independence in 1960.
What is Togo’s football team called?
Les Éperviers, the Sparrowhawks.
Which Togo hand flag is best for a match?
The 18x12in Togo hand flag is bigger and easier to spot in a crowd.
Where are Togo flags dispatched from?
Togo flags are stocked in and dispatched from our Stoke-on-Trent warehouse, with same-day dispatch before 2pm and free delivery across the UK in 1–2 days.