Bisexual Flag Enamel Pin

Pink, purple and blue look especially good when nobody can erase them based on who you are dating.

Michael Page created the bisexual Pride flag in 1998 to give bi people a widely recognisable symbol of their own. That visibility project still feels painfully current whenever bisexuality gets read through the gender of a current partner, as though attraction somehow updates with relationship status.

Pink, purple and blue create one of Pride's most immediately recognisable compact colour stories. In hard enamel, the bands stay crisp on denim, lapels and bags, making this a very efficient little answer to bisexual erasure.

Single, partnered, monogamous, poly or refusing the entire questionnaire, the flag stays bi. That is exactly why it belongs on the lapel.

Bisexual Flag Enamel Pin Product Details

• One hard enamel pin.
• Bisexual Pride flag design in hard enamel.

Shipping

Queer In The World ships Pride around the globe. This item ships from one dedicated fulfilment location and will not necessarily be dispatched from within your country. Please allow approximately 7–14 days for delivery, depending on your destination.

If you order other products at the same time, they may arrive separately. We think spreading queer joy worldwide is worth a little travel, but if you need something by a particular date, please contact us before ordering.