Senegal Flag - Senegalese Flag β The Lion of Teranga πΈπ³
The national flag of Senegal was officially adopted on 20 August 1960 following independence from France. Its colours reflect both Pan-African unity and the nationβs cultural identity.
The three vertical bands symbolise:
π© Green β hope, faith, prosperity, and the future.
π¨ Yellow β wealth, progress, and hard work.
π₯ Red β sacrifice, strength, and the struggle for independence.
At the centre stands the green five-pointed star, representing unity, openness to the world, and the guiding light of the Senegalese nation.
The colours are also linked to the wider Pan-African movement, shared by many African nations emerging from colonial rule during the 20th century.
Senegal is often associated with the βLion of Terangaβ β a symbol of courage, hospitality, and national pride deeply connected to Senegalese culture and football. The flag today stands as one of Africaβs most recognisable national symbols.
Product features
- 100% durable polyester β shape-retaining and fast-drying
- Available in two fabric weights: 4.0 oz/ydΒ² (113 g/mΒ²) or 6.0 oz/ydΒ² (170 g/mΒ²)
- Side seams and shoulder tape for added structure and longer-lasting fit
- Ribbed knit collar with seam and tagless construction for comfortable wear
- Regular fit, true to size, assembled in the USA from globally sourced 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