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Pink, purple and blue on a 24-inch wooden stick: this 12" × 18" bisexual flag from Flags Importer is sized for waving at Pride, cheering at a bi visibility event or standing in a pot on the porch. It's large enough to be picked out in a crowd without being heavy to hold.

What the bisexual flag's colours mean

Michael Page led the team that created the bi flag to give bisexual people a symbol of their own. Pink, at the top, represents attraction to the same gender. Blue, at the bottom, represents attraction to a different gender. The purple band where they meet stands for attraction to more than one gender. Many people simply see it as the overlap that bi identity lives in.

A hand flag for events

At this size the three colour bands are bold and easy to spot from a distance, so it shows up well in photos and from the curb. The wooden stick gives you a sturdy grip, and the flag weighs next to nothing, so you can keep it up through speeches and a long walking route. Roll it around the stick when you need your hands free.

Taking care of it

Every flag is sewn around its edges individually, which keeps it from unravelling after a windy day. Dry it out if it's been rained on before rolling it for storage, and it'll be ready for the next march. Between events it looks good in a jar on a shelf or tucked into a houseplant.

Specifications

  • Brand: Flags Importer
  • Design: bisexual pride (pink, purple, blue)
  • Flag size: 12 × 18 in
  • Material: 100% polyester, edges sewn
  • Stick: wooden, 24 in
  • Top: golden plastic spear

Also in a desk-sized 4" × 6" bisexual stick flag and a 2' × 3' bisexual flag with grommets. See more in our Pride collection.

Helpful Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Bisexual Pride 12" x 18" Stick Flag.

What do the pink, purple and blue stripes stand for?

Pink represents same-gender attraction and blue represents attraction to a different gender. Purple, between them, stands for attraction to more than one gender, the overlap that defines bisexuality for many people.

Which colour goes on top?

Pink goes at the top and blue at the bottom, with purple in the middle. Unlike the trans flag, this design isn't symmetrical, so check before you raise it.

Is this a good size to bring to Pride?

Yes. Twelve by eighteen inches is what most people carry at parades: big enough to see, light enough to hold up for hours. For a whole group, mixing these with a few smaller 4" × 6" flags keeps costs down.

Are there other bisexual flag designs?

Yes. Some people prefer the version with the interlocking pink and blue triangles, available as the Bisexual Symbol 3' × 5' flag.

Can I put it in the garden?

Push the stick a few inches into a pot or flowerbed and it'll stand on its own. Outdoors, sunlight gradually fades the pink and purple and the wooden stick weathers, so think of it as a seasonal display.

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