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The Flags Importer Leather Girl Pride Flag takes the look of the classic leather pride flag and gives it a pink twist, printed at 3 × 5 ft on polyester. Going by our product photo, it uses pink, black and white stripes with a red heart, an obvious nod to the leather flag's black-and-blue stripes and heart. It suits women and femmes in the leather and kink community who want a flag that speaks to them specifically.
The original leather pride flag was designed by Tony DeBlase and first shown at International Mr. Leather in Chicago in the late 1980s. It has nine stripes of black and royal blue around a white centre stripe, with a red heart in the upper corner. DeBlase deliberately left the meaning open, saying he would leave the colours and symbols to the viewer, though black is often read as leather and the heart as love. Many variations followed, including a "boy" version with diagonal stripes and green replacing the blue.
We couldn't find a documented designer or official meaning for the leather girl version, so we won't invent one. Most people read the pink as a feminine take on the leather colours, and the heart keeps the link to the original. If you want the classic, we stock the leather pride flag in the same size.
This flag looks at home in a play space, at a leather bar night or at a kink-friendly pride contingent. Hang it from the two metal grommets on the header tape; indoors, two small hooks at matching heights keep the stripes level. The design is dye-sublimated on one side, so the heart appears mirrored on the back. Edges are double-stitched, with four rows at the fly end. Keep it away from candle flames and hot lamps, as polyester melts, and wash it cool by hand when needed.
New to leather and kink? Our guide to exploring BDSM safely is a good start, and our LGBTQ+ Pride collection has more flags.
Helpful answers about Leather Girl Pride Flag – 3 x 5 ft Polyester.
It's a variant of the leather pride flag aimed at women and femmes in the leather community, with pink worked into the stripes alongside black, white and the red heart. Its exact origin isn't well documented, and people interpret it in their own way.
No. The original leather pride flag uses black and royal blue stripes with a white centre stripe and a red heart. This version swaps in pink. Some people fly both together, especially at women's leather events.
It's generally flown by women and femmes who are part of, or connected to, leather and kink culture. Allies sometimes display it at events to show support. There's no formal rule, but it reads as a statement of belonging to that community.
Inside a play room, on a bedroom wall or on the inside of a closet door works well. The flag is single-sided with the print showing through, so any light from behind it will show the design to anyone outside a window.
Store it rolled, or fold it so the heart sits flat between folds rather than across one. Hanging it for a day before an event lets light creases drop out; a cool steamer handles the rest.
No. It's the flag alone, with a header tape and two metal grommets. Standard house-pole clips fit the grommets, or you can tie it to a rod, railing or hooks with cord.