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Bigender people experience two genders, sometimes one at a time and sometimes both together, and the bigender flag gives that identity its own colours instead of folding it into a broader banner. The Flags Importer Bigender Pride Flag is a full-size 3' x 5' polyester flag in bands of pink, purple, white and blue, sized for a bedroom wall, a dorm window or the front of a march.
The common explanation runs like this: pink for femininity, blue for masculinity, purple for a mix of the two, and a white band, inspired by the transgender flag, for non-binary identities. Take those as the usual reading rather than an official charter. Several bigender designs have circulated online, none with a single recognized creator, so stripe order and explanations shift a little from source to source. If you want to match a design you've already seen, compare our product photo before you order. Whatever the version, the idea is the same: two genders given equal space, with white between them for the parts of identity that don't fit either label.
Bigender belongs to a family of multi-gender identities, alongside trigender, polygender and pangender, and the flags look related because they borrow from one another. If your identity sits closer to one of those, the trigender flag and the polygender flag come in the same size and fabric, so they hang as a matching set at a group table or a GSA meeting.
The hoist edge, the short side that would sit against a pole, is bound with header tape and fitted with two metal grommets. Those take a flagpole clip, a carabiner, a zip tie or plain cord. For renters, two adhesive hooks spaced to match the grommets will carry the top edge without drilling; add a small removable hook at each free corner if you'd like the bands to lie flat rather than drape. Hung from the grommets alone, the stripes run top to bottom, which suits a narrow wall between two windows.
Dye-sublimation bonds colour into the polyester itself, so the bands won't peel or flake the way a surface print can. The flag is printed from one side and the dye soaks through to the other, giving a mirror image on the back. All four edges are double-stitched, and the free fly end, which takes the most punishment when the flag moves, has four rows of stitching.
Indoors, keep it out of strong afternoon sun if you'd like the pink and purple to stay vivid; any dyed fabric fades with long exposure. Spot-clean marks with a damp cloth, or hand-wash it in cool water and hang it up to dry. It folds small enough for a backpack, so it's easy to carry to a march and home again. If you plan to wear it as a cape at Pride, tie the grommets with soft ribbon rather than metal clips, which can rub against your neck and snag the hem.
Looking for another identity flag or a smaller stick flag? Browse our LGBTQ+ Pride collection.
Helpful answers about Flags Importer Bigender Pride Flag 3'x5' Polyester.
It's a pride flag for people who have two genders, either at the same time or moving between them. The widely shared version uses pink, purple, white and blue stripes, with pink and blue for femininity and masculinity, purple for a blend, and white for non-binary identity.
Not quite. Bigender usually means two particular genders, held together or alternating, while genderfluid describes a gender that shifts, sometimes among many. Some people use both words for themselves. Genderfluid has its own five-stripe flag: see the Genderfluid Pride Flag.
No single designer or organization owns the bigender flag, so a few versions have circulated with different stripe orders and slightly different explanations. This one follows the pink, purple, white and blue colour set. Check the product photo against the design you have in mind.
Yes. Because the design is all horizontal bands with no lettering or emblem, the mirrored back looks almost identical to the front, so people outside see a clean flag even though it's printed from one side only.
Plan on a space a little over five feet wide and three feet tall if you hang it horizontally, or the reverse if you hang it from the grommets so it drops vertically. Leave a few inches around it so the edges aren't bunched against a door frame or shelf.
No pole or bracket is included; you get the flag itself with header tape and two metal grommets on the hoist side. Those fit most standard pole clips, or you can use hooks, cord or zip ties.
Yes. Trigender, polygender and the pangender flag are all in the same 3' x 5' polyester format, which is handy if a group or friend circle wants a matching row of flags.