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Is the St Louis Insignia officially recognized by the city?

When folks talk about the “St Louis Insignia”, they most often mean the official flag of the city of St. Louis, Missouri — the one with the red field, wavy blue & white lines representing the rivers, and the yellow circle with a fleur-de-lis.

At Baldwin Flags, when we mention this icon (see our catalog under St Louis Insignia), we like to clarify: yes—the design is officially adopted by the city. The ordinance declaring it the official city flag was passed on February 3, 1964.

So if your question is: “Is it recognised and valid as a city emblem?” — the answer is yes.However—and this is a nuance—the term “insignia” can be broader, and there are often seals, logos, crests or alternate marks associated with the city government which may have their own status. For example, city documents often reference the “Seal of the City of St. Louis”.

In short:

• The flag is officially adopted.

• If you mean “insignia” as any symbol used by the city, you’ll want to check the exact one (flag vs seal vs logo) to verify its specific recognition.

• At Baldwin Flags we can help you track down the correct version you’re shopping for (so you get the “officially adopted” variant, not a decorative knock-off).