Non-Binary Pride Flag 2' x 3' Polyester

Yellow, white, purple and black: this Flags Importer non-binary flag gives those four stripes a 2 × 3 ft canvas, a size that hangs comfortably on a bedroom wall, across a window or from a balcony rail. Header tape and two metal grommets along one edge mean you can put it up with a couple of hooks and take it down just as quickly.

What the four stripes stand for

Kye Rowan created the non-binary flag so that people whose gender sits outside the man/woman binary had a flag of their own, alongside the older genderqueer flag. Each stripe carries a meaning. Yellow, at the top, represents people whose gender exists outside the binary. White stands for people with many or all genders. Purple represents people who feel their gender is a mix of, or somewhere between, female and male. Black, at the bottom, stands for people who have no gender. Many people shorten non-binary to "enby", so you'll also hear it called the enby flag.

Putting it up

Indoors, removable adhesive hooks through the grommets keep rental walls safe. In a window, a tension rod across the frame with the header tape clipped to it works well. Outdoors, it can be zip-tied to a railing, but a mid-weight flag like this one lasts longer out of strong wind; let it dry before folding it away after rain.

How it's made

The stripes are dye-sublimated into the polyester and printed on one side, with the colour passing through so the reverse shows them too, in mirror image. All edges are double-stitched, and the fly end, which takes the most wear, has four rows.

Specifications

• Brand: Flags Importer
• Size: 2 × 3 ft
• Material: polyester (100 denier, per the maker), dye-sublimated
• Header: header tape, two metal grommets
• Stitching: double-stitched, four rows on the fly end
• Design: yellow, white, purple and black stripes

Need a different size? There's a 4 × 6 inch desk flag, a 12 × 18 inch stick flag and a 3 × 5 ft flag.