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This Flags Importer pansexual flag is the small, hand-held kind: a 4 × 6 inch printed polyester flag on a short stick, sized to stand in a pen cup or ride along in a jacket pocket. If you want the pink, yellow and blue bands somewhere you'll see them every day, such as a desk, a bookshelf or a dorm windowsill, without hanging a full banner, this is the low-key way to do it.
Three equal horizontal bands run pink on top, yellow through the middle and blue along the bottom. Nobody has been credited as the designer; the flag spread online and was then picked up at Pride events. The reading most people use is pink for attraction to women, blue for attraction to men, and yellow for attraction to non-binary people and people of other genders. Taken together, it says attraction isn't limited by gender.
At 4 × 6 inches it's a quiet signal rather than a statement piece. Push the stick into a small pot of sand or a desk flag stand, slip a few into a basket at a Pride meet-up, or carry one at a march when you don't want to manage a big pole all day. It weighs next to nothing, so it won't drag down a bag. The gold-tone top is decorative plastic, but it is still a point, so keep an eye on little ones who grab it.
The same three colours come as a 12 × 18 inch stick flag that holds its own in a parade crowd, and as a 3 × 5 ft pansexual flag with grommets for a pole or wall.
Browse more identity flags, from desk size to full banners, in our LGBTQ+ Pride collection.
Helpful answers about Flags Importer Pansexual Pride Stick Flag – 4" x 6".
Pink goes on top and blue on the bottom, with yellow between them. If you're holding the stick and the blue band is uppermost, just turn the flag round. People do sometimes fly it upside down by accident at events, so it's worth a quick look before you set it out.
Both describe attraction to more than one gender, and the pink and blue bands appear on each. The bisexual flag has a purple band where this one has yellow. Which label fits is personal, and some people use both. If bi is your word, we stock a matching bisexual stick flag in the same small size.
The maker rates it for indoor or outdoor use, and polyester dries quickly after rain. Strong sun will fade printed colours over a season, though, and the thin plastic stick isn't meant to stand up to real wind. For a balcony or garden, the larger grommeted versions last better.
It's a plastic stick of about 10.5 inches with a gold-tone spear tip. The maker's own page lists it as a black plastic dowel roughly 3/16 inch thick, and the flag sits on a stitched sleeve rather than being stapled on.
Wipe it with a damp cloth and a drop of mild soap, then let it air-dry flat. Avoid soaking the stick or using bleach, which can lift the print. Because the edges are sewn rather than heat-cut, a gentle clean won't make them unravel.