Intersex is about innate variations in sex characteristics, not another word for transgender or non-binary.

Intersex Clothing, Merchandise & Flags celebrates people whose sex characteristics do not fit typical medical or social definitions of female or male bodies. Morgan Carpenter created the yellow-and-purple Intersex Pride flag in 2013, deliberately avoiding gendered pink-and-blue symbolism. Its unbroken purple circle represents wholeness and completeness, alongside the continuing importance of bodily autonomy.

Find the flag among LGBTQ+ Pride flags, wear intersex Pride through queer T-shirts, make the message stick with Pride flag stickers, or collect a smaller symbol through LGBT enamel pins.

For intersex merch, Pride clothing and flags, visibility starts with recognizing that intersex bodies are ordinary human variation, not a footnote to somebody else's binary.