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Made to be held up and seen, this 12" × 18" non-binary flag on a 24-inch wooden dowel is Flags Importer's parade-sized version of the yellow, white, purple and black design. It's large enough for the stripes to read clearly from the sidelines of a march and light enough to carry for hours.
Kye Rowan designed the non-binary flag to give people outside the man/woman binary their own banner, as an alternative to the genderqueer flag. Read from the top: yellow for genders beyond the binary, white for people who hold many or all genders, purple for a mix of male and female, black for those who are agender. Carrying it at Pride is a visible way to say non-binary people belong in the room.
Parades involve a lot of standing, waiting and walking, so weight matters. A quarter-inch wooden dowel and a single layer of 100-denier polyester keep this flag light. Hold the stick near the bottom for height, or roll the flag around it while you're waiting at a crossing. Keep the golden plastic spear tip pointing up when you're squeezed in a crowd.
At home, stand it in a planter on a balcony or a jar on a bookshelf. The edges are sewn on each flag individually, so it handles repeat outings. If it comes home damp, unroll it to dry before storing.
Need one to hang? The 2' × 3' version has grommets for a wall or window. More options are in our Pride collection.
Helpful answers about Non-Binary Pride 12" x 18" Stick Flag.
Kye Rowan designed it so non-binary people would have a flag of their own rather than relying on the genderqueer flag. Its four stripes are now a familiar sight at Pride events.
Yes, it's the standard hand-held parade size. Spectators and photographers can make out each stripe from several metres away, which isn't true of the tiny 4" × 6" desk flags.
Same design, different job. The 4" × 6" stick flag sits on a desk or table on a short plastic stick, while this one has a 24-inch wooden dowel for carrying.
It's better to hand-rinse it. Swish the flag in cool, soapy water while holding the stick, rinse, and let it air-dry. Machine washing can loosen the sleeve and soak the wooden dowel.
Not really; it's built as a hand flag with a sewn-on stick and no grommets. For a pole or wall, the 3' × 5' non-binary flag is the right choice.