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This agender flag is a full-size 3 × 5 ft polyester banner with the seven-stripe design that has come to stand for people who don't have a gender or who feel neutral about gender. It's built to fly from a pole or hang on a wall, with a header strip and two metal grommets ready to use.
The flag reads top to bottom as black, grey, white, green, white, grey, black. The black and white stripes together represent an absence of gender, and the grey stripes stand for being partly without gender. The single green stripe in the centre represents non-binary genders: green was chosen because it sits outside the pink and blue usually linked with gender. The design was first shared online by an artist known as Salem X, who took inspiration from the transgender flag's mirrored layout.
Because the stripes mirror each other around the green centre, the flag looks the same either way up, so there's no wrong way to hang it.
The colours are dye-sublimated into the polyester, so they're part of the fabric rather than sitting on top of it. It's printed on one side, with the dye passing through to the back, so the stripes show on both faces. The edges are double-stitched, and the fly end (the edge that flaps freely) has four rows of stitching to slow fraying.
On a flagpole, clip the two grommets to the halyard. Indoors, hang it from two nails or adhesive hooks through the grommets, or use clips along the top for a straighter line across a wall or window. At 3 × 5 ft it's large enough to fill a bedroom wall or a dorm window.
Hand-wash in cool water with a mild detergent and let it air-dry. Skip bleach and the tumble dryer. Outdoors, bring it in during storms and strong winds, which are what wear flags out fastest.
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Helpful answers about Agender Pride Flag 3' x 5' Polyester.
It represents people who identify as having no gender, or as gender-neutral. Black and white stand for the absence of gender, grey for being partly without gender, and the green centre for non-binary genders outside the pink and blue tradition.
Either way. The seven stripes are symmetrical around the green centre stripe, so the flag looks identical whichever edge is at the top. Just keep the grommets on the side nearest the pole or wall.
Yes. It's polyester with grommets for a standard flagpole and reinforced stitching on the fly edge. Bring it inside during storms or high winds, and expect colours to soften over long periods in direct sun.
Yes. It's printed on one side with the dye passing through the fabric, so the stripes show on the reverse too, slightly lighter than on the front. Since the design is horizontal stripes, it reads correctly from both sides.
Push two small nails or adhesive hooks through the metal grommets, or use clip hooks along the top edge for a tighter line. A tension rod in a window frame also works. Measure first: the flag is 5 ft wide.
Yes. If you'd like a related design, look at the genderqueer pride flag or the non-binary pride flag, which comes in a smaller 2 × 3 ft size.