The flag of the United States has thirteen red and white stripes, for the thirteen original colonies, and a blue canton with fifty stars, one per state. The law gives the colors no official meaning; by tradition, red stands for valor, white for purity and blue for justice. The shades are known as “Old Glory Red” and “Old Glory Blue.” The HEX codes are commonly used reference values.
These are commonly used reference values; they can vary by source, material or screen.