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Flags Importer bisexual pride flag in pink, purple, and blue polyester stripes with grommets
Flags Importer bisexual pride flag in pink, purple, and blue polyester stripes with grommets
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Flags Importer Bisexual Pride Flag – 2' x 3' Polyester

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Flags Importer
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Pride Flags
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Pridepride-2026
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The Flags Importer bisexual flag in 2 × 3 ft is the in-between size: big enough to fill a window or a stretch of bedroom wall, small enough that you don't need a flagpole or a porch to show it off. It has header tape and two metal grommets, so it hangs straight from a couple of hooks, a curtain rod or a balcony railing.

The bisexual flag's pink, purple and blue

Michael Page designed the flag to give bi people a symbol of their own within the wider LGBTQ+ community. A deep pink band runs across the top and a royal blue band across the bottom, and where they meet sits a band of purple. Page's idea was that purple blends the two colours, much as bi people often move between, and blend into, both gay and straight spaces. Many people read the pink as attraction to the same gender and the blue as attraction to different genders.

Where a 2 × 3 ft flag hangs well

This size suits a dorm room, a front window facing the street, an office cubicle partition or the back of a door. It also works as a backdrop for photos or streaming. Indoors, a pair of adhesive hooks through the grommets keeps the wall undamaged. On a balcony, cable ties through the grommets hold it flat against the railing; just bring it in when the wind picks up so the corners don't fray.

Print and stitching

The colours are dye-sublimated, which sets them into the fibres instead of sitting on the surface. Printing is on one side, with the dye showing through so the back carries a reversed image; with simple horizontal stripes, both sides look the same. The edges are double-stitched, and the fly end has four rows of stitching for extra strength.

Specifications

  • Brand: Flags Importer
  • Size: 2 × 3 ft
  • Material: polyester (100 denier, per the maker), dye-sublimated
  • Header: header tape with two metal grommets
  • Stitching: double-stitched edges, four rows on the fly end
  • Use: indoor or outdoor
  • Design: pink, purple and blue horizontal bands

Also in a 3 × 5 ft size for poles, or as a hand-held 12 × 18 inch stick flag for marches.

Helpful Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Flags Importer Bisexual Pride Flag – 2' x 3' Polyester.

Which way up should a bi pride flag hang?

Pink at the top, blue at the bottom, purple between them. The grommets sit on the short hoist edge, so for a normal horizontal hang put that edge on the left as you face it, with pink uppermost. Flipped the other way, blue ends up on top, which is an easy mistake to make.

Is this flag waterproof?

The supplier's listing calls it waterproof, but the maker's spec sheet only says indoor or outdoor. Polyester sheds light rain and dries quickly, so a shower won't hurt it, but it isn't sealed or coated. Let it dry fully before folding so it doesn't get musty.

What's the difference between this and the bisexual symbol flag?

This is the plain three-band design. The bisexual symbol flag adds an emblem over the stripes (see its photos) and comes in the larger 3 × 5 ft size. Pick the plain one if you want something instantly recognizable from a distance.

Can I hang it without a pole?

Yes, and at this size most people do. Thread string or zip ties through the two grommets, use removable wall hooks, or pin the header tape to a curtain rod. The far edge has no grommets, so it hangs free from the header side.

Will the colours fade in a sunny window?

Dye-sublimated prints hold up better than surface prints, but any dyed polyester fades with months of direct sun through glass. Rotating it out now and then, or hanging it where it gets indirect light, keeps the pink and blue bright for longer.

Is it big enough to carry at a Pride march?

You can wear it as a cape by tying the grommets together, which plenty of people do at marches. For waving, a stick flag is easier to hold all day without your arms getting tired.

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