Flag of Ghana — The Black Star of Africa

The national flag of Ghana was adopted in 1957 when Ghana became the first sub-Saharan African nation to gain independence from colonial rule. The red stripe symbolises the blood shed for freedom, the gold represents Ghana’s vast mineral wealth, and the green stands for the forests and fertile land of the nation. At the centre sits the famous black star — a powerful symbol of African liberation, unity, and independence. Inspired by Pan-African ideals, the Ghanaian flag became one of the most influential national banners in modern African history.

Product features

- 100% polyester construction for vivid, long-lasting all-over print

- Two fabric weights (113 g/m² or 170 g/m²) to choose lighter or sturdier feel

- Side seams and shoulder tape for improved shape retention

- Ribbed knit collar and tagless design for comfortable wear

- Regular fit, true to size, assembled in the USA from global parts

Care instructions

- Do not dryclean

- Do not iron

- Tumble dry: low heat

- Do not bleach

- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F), gentle cycle