Labor Day is coming!

Honoring America’s Workers: Celebrate Labor Day with Pride

Labor Day is more than just the unofficial end of summer. It’s a day dedicated to honoring the hardworking men and women who built—and continue to build—our nation. Celebrated on the first Monday in September, Labor Day pays tribute to the strength, dedication, and contributions of American workers across every industry.

The History of Labor Day

Labor Day became a federal holiday in 1894, following years of advocacy by labor unions for better working conditions and fair wages. It was established to recognize the achievements of American workers and the vital role they play in the prosperity and success of the United States.

Flags and Labor Day Tradition

Displaying the American flag is a timeless way to show pride and unity on Labor Day. Flying the flag on this day is a meaningful tribute to the workforce that has shaped our country’s history and continues to drive its future.

Many communities celebrate with parades, barbecues, and family gatherings—making it the perfect time to refresh your flag before the holiday. A bright, new flag symbolizes respect, patriotism, and gratitude for the labor that built our nation.

How to Celebrate Respectfully

• Fly the American Flag proudly at your home, business, or community event.
• Support Local Workers by shopping from American-made businesses and products.
• Take Time to Rest—Labor Day reminds us that rest and relaxation are part of a healthy, productive life.

Get Ready for Labor Day

If your flag is faded, torn, or weather-worn, now is the time to replace it. At Red River Flags, we’re proud to offer high-quality American-made flags so you can show your pride this Labor Day and beyond.

Celebrate Labor Day by honoring the workers who make America strong—and by flying your flag with pride.