Flags of the NSDAP served during the period of National Socialism as central propaganda and representational objects. They were used at party events, marches, and for the decoration of official and semi-public spaces.

Typical for many party flags is the double-sided emblem applied on a white sewn-on panel, ensuring clear visibility from both directions. Flags mounted on poles were often used in stationary displays or carried at smaller events.

Surviving original flags today represent historical artefacts. They are of collector interest due to their symbolism, manufacturing method, and authentic state of preservation.