Designed byNo individual designer; British Blue Ensign with local arms.
Design & Symbolism
Specs plus what each color and emblem means on this flag — tap an element to reveal its meaning.
Proportions
1:2
Shape
Rectangular
Colors
Blue#00247D · Pantone 280 C
The blue field is that of the British ensign used by the territories.
Red#CF142B · Pantone 186 C
The red and white of the Union Jack, in the canton, mark ties to the governing power.
White#FFFFFF
The arms show three stars for the three islands, a turtle and a pineapple.
Symbols & elements
Coat of arms
Star
Turtle
Union jack
Construction details
Proportions 1:2. A Blue Ensign with the Union Jack in the canton and, at the fly, the local arms: a shield with three stars and waves, crested by a turtle and a pineapple.
Construction sheet
Etiquette & protocol
How the flag should be used and displayed with respect.
Specific rules — Cayman Islands
The territorial flag does not take precedence over the flag of the governing power.
It flies on public buildings and at official ceremonies.
Common conventions
Keep the flag clean and never let it touch the ground.
Never fly a torn or faded flag — repair or replace it.
Illuminate the flag if it stays up at night.
Never use the flag as clothing, packaging or advertising.
Dispose of a worn flag respectfully, not in the trash.
Did you know?
The three stars in its arms depict the three islands that make up the territory.
