The Haitian flag is cheap in Ho Chi Minh City, the flag of Haiti is a bicolour flag consisting of two horizontal strips of blue and red.

The flag of Haiti is a bicolour flag consisting of two horizontal strips of blue and red, erased by a white panel bearing the coat of arms. The badge depicts a trophy of weapons on a green hill, ready to defend freedom and a royal palm tree symbolizing independence. Palms are topped by Cap of Liberty. The slogan L'Union Fait La Force ("Unity is strength") appears on a white ribbon below the arrangement. The Haitian flag, along with the nations of Afghanistan, Costa Rica and Bolivia, is one of four national flags whose designs incorporate a description of the flag itself.

History
The Haitian flag was first fully adopted on May 18, 1803, on the last day of the Arcahaie Congress, about 80 km north of Port-au-Prince. Haitian legend says that newly appointed revolutionary leader Jean-Jacques Dessalines created the flag by taking a French tricolor and ripping off the white center, which he removed. He then asked Catherine Flon, his god daughter, to stitch the remaining strips together. The pale white is removed, the blue is taken to represent the black citizens of Haiti and the red of the gens de couleur. The story is widely known in Haiti: the anniversary of the date is held on the Haitian National Flag and the image of Catherine Flon appeared on Haitian currency and stamps.

After declaring himself Emperor Jacques I, the Dessalines enacted a new constitution on May 20, 1805. In it, the flag color was changed to black and red. The flag was later adopted by Henri Barshe, the Republicans under Alexandre Pétion returned in blue and red, then rotated them horizontally and added the newly adopted Haiti badge.

During Haiti's Faustin I Empire, his badge was used on flags and for official functions, but it was later abandoned when he left office.

From 1964 to 1986, the family dictatorship of François "Papa Doc" and Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier returned to the black and red design of the Dessalines. They include the emblem, but also change the flags in its trophy to black.

Because the badge is only used for national and military flags, while the civil flag consists of only two unopened horizontal strips, it was discovered at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin that Haiti and Liechtenstein are using the same flag. This led to the addition of the crown to Liechtenstein's flag design