The Genderqueer Pride Flag hand-sewn nylon stripes, finished with a canvas header, and brass grommets. Each flag is sewn with reinforced corners and can be flown outside or displayed proudly indoors.
- Hand-sewn
- Canvas header and brass grommets
- 200 Denier Nylon material
- Equally vibrant on both sides
- Queer-run
Stripe Colors: Purple, White, Green
The Genderqueer Pride Flag embraces gender as a spectrum and does not subscribe to preconceived notions of masculine or feminine. Marilyn Roxie, who designed the flag, chose a purple stripe to represent androgyny because it is a mix of pink and blue, colors traditionally associated with men and women. The green stripe is an inversion of purple, representing those identify as outside of the gender binary.
- Hand-sewn
- Canvas header and brass grommets
- 200 Denier Nylon material
- Equally vibrant on both sides
- Queer-run
Stripe Colors: Purple, White, Green
The Genderqueer Pride Flag embraces gender as a spectrum and does not subscribe to preconceived notions of masculine or feminine. Marilyn Roxie, who designed the flag, chose a purple stripe to represent androgyny because it is a mix of pink and blue, colors traditionally associated with men and women. The green stripe is an inversion of purple, representing those identify as outside of the gender binary.