This is ace pride with a heart, because hearts are allowed to mean whatever you want them to. Black, gray, white and purple turn the classic heart motif into something...
This is bi pride in a heart, because indecision was never the problem and the colours are excellent. Pink, purple and blue look ridiculously good together, and the heart shape...
This is the little heart that gets to move with you through every version of yourself. Pink, white, purple, black and blue inside a heart feels lively, changeable and completely...
Demisexuality is intimate by definition, so the heart feels unusually appropriate. Demisexuality sits on the asexual spectrum, and its place in ace community history is visible even in the...
The paw and fur-toned stripes say bear before anybody has to explain the body politics. Craig Byrnes created the International Bear Brotherhood flag in 1995, giving bear culture a shared...
Leather Pride in 20 x 15 mm is still enough to carry a whole lot of queer underground history. Tony DeBlase introduced the Leather Pride flag in 1989 for leather...
Aro Pride does not need a love story to make the outfit complete. Aromanticism names a relationship to romantic attraction, not a lack of care, sex, friendship, intimacy or meaningful...
Eighteen by ten millimetres is plenty of room for a gender that refuses to stay put. Genderfluid identity makes change part of the identity rather than evidence against it. The...
This pin is everything you dreamed it would be. It suits you. You need this in your life. Wear it with PRIDE and let the world know just how fabulous...
The rainbow became queer shorthand for a reason, and sometimes the classic is exactly what the lapel needs. Today's familiar Pride rainbow descends from Gilbert Baker's original 1978 liberation flag,...
Polysexual Pride deserves better than being rounded to whichever multisexual label somebody recognises first. Polysexuality describes attraction to multiple genders, but not necessarily all genders. The modern polysexual flag was...
The purple circle is one of the clearest queer symbols of wholeness, bodily autonomy and refusing to be 'fixed'. Morgan Carpenter created the intersex flag in 2013 using a golden-yellow...