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Blue, red, black, and a gold pi symbol bring a classic polyamory flag to shore.
This towel carries the familiar polyamory flag design with its blue and red bands over black and a yellow pi symbol. It has a particular visual history that people in polyamorous communities may recognise immediately. Set it down at the beach and it can be a conversation starter, a signal to friends, or simply your own place in the sun.
Relationships do not need to be explained to strangers between swims. Polyamory is about the people and agreements involved, not a stock image of how many partners appear at a picnic. The flag can be meaningful whether you arrive with a group, with one person, or happily by yourself for the afternoon.
The pi symbol gives this classic version an almost secret-handshake quality for people who know it. It can invite a welcome conversation, but it works just as well when the conversation stays with the people you came to see. Set it down, make room for a shared picnic, and let the flag belong to the gathering.
The pi emblem makes this version especially distinctive for someone attached to that classic flag. You might use it at a community gathering or just keep it in the beach bag for weekends away. It brings a specific identity into an ordinary object without asking the object to tell your whole story.
Product details
Sizing note
The towel measures 30 × 60 in (approximately 76.2 × 152.4 cm), with room to stretch out or wrap up after a swim.
Imperial
| Size | Width (in) | Length (in) |
|---|---|---|
| Beach towel | 30 | 60 |
Metric
| Size | Width (cm) | Length (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| Beach towel | 76.2 | 152.4 |
Shipping
This item is made especially for you only after you order it, helping us avoid unnecessary overproduction, excess stock and waste. Because your piece is created on demand rather than pulled from a warehouse shelf, please allow around 2–5 business days for production before dispatch. Most orders then arrive within approximately 3–4 business days after shipping, although carrier delays and busy periods can occasionally add a little extra time.
