A blue flag with a red Scandinavian Cross, fimbriated white. Used unofficially in 1913–1915, and as a territorial symbol as of 1915 until 1944 when the Republic of Iceland was established. Current color scheme established in 1944. The dimensions of the flag are 7:1:2:1:14 horizontally and 7:1:2:1:7 vertically; ratio: 18:25 1919–present ...

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Iceland's first national flag was a white cross on a deep blue background. It was first shown in parade in 1897. The modern flag dates from 1915, when a red cross was inserted into the white cross of the original flag. This cross historically stems from the symbol of Christianity.

The Icelandic flag is 100 years old and to mark the occasion, entries in a competition on redesigning the Icelandic flag were printed with the winning design—Iceland’s current flag, minus some modifications which have since been implemented—displayed at the City Hall.

The same summer the constitutional law committee in the Lower Chamber of Parliament proposed a bill on a national flag for Iceland. The proposed flag would be divided into four rectangles by a red cross with white borders. Three of the sections were to be blue with a white falcon in each.