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These bisexual flag stickers come on a roll of 250, each one a small rectangle in the three stripes of the bi pride flag: pink, purple and blue. They're from We Are Pride Wholesale and sized for everyday surfaces, at 2 inches wide by 1 1/4 inches tall. A full roll is the point here; it's enough to hand out at an event, tuck into orders or keep a supply on your desk all year.
The small size works on laptops, water bottles, notebooks, phone cases, envelopes and gift wrap. Groups use them on name tags at meetings, on welcome packs for new members or on volunteer badges at pride events. Shops and makers add them to packaging, and teachers or counsellors sometimes keep a few at hand as a quiet signal of a welcoming space.
The bisexual flag was created by Michael Page. Its pink stripe stands for attraction to the same gender, the blue stripe for attraction to different genders, and the purple stripe where they overlap for attraction to more than one gender. Sharing them is a simple way to make bi people visible, a group that often gets overlooked even within the wider queer community.
Wipe the surface clean and dry before applying, so dust and oil don't stop the sticker from gripping. Press from the centre outward to push out air bubbles. The maker doesn't say whether the stickers are waterproof or dishwasher-safe, so keep them off items that get scrubbed or soaked often.
Find more flags, pins and gifts in our LGBTQ+ pride collection.
Helpful answers about Bisexual Rectangle Flag Stickers -250pc.
Each sticker is a rectangle 2 inches wide and 1 1/4 inches tall, roughly the size of a matchbook. That's small enough for a phone case or name badge and still large enough for the three stripes to be clear from a short distance.
250. The roll format makes them easy to peel one at a time at a stall or welcome table, and it's a practical quantity for a pride event, a club or a small shop adding them to orders.
Pink represents attraction to the same gender, blue represents attraction to different genders, and the purple stripe where they blend represents attraction to more than one gender. The flag was designed by Michael Page.
The maker doesn't say, so treat them as indoor or light-use stickers. They'll be happiest on laptops, notebooks and packaging rather than on travel mugs that go through the dishwasher.
Yes. The same maker's lesbian sunset flag stickers come on an identical 250-piece roll, so you can mix them at an event table.
They're stickers rather than iron-on patches, so they may hold on a jacket for a day at a march but aren't made to survive a wash. Peel them off before laundry to avoid leaving residue on the fabric.