Bisexual (Bi) Pride Flag

Multiple sizes of polyester Bisexual Pride Flag; all with two grommets, double-stitched top and bottom edges, and a triple-stitched fly edge to reduce fraying.

✍️ The Design: Created in 1998 by Michael Page, the bisexual pride flag was designed to give the bisexual community its own distinct emblem to increase visibility in the broader LGBTQ+ movement. The layout features three horizontal stripes: a magenta-pink stripe on top, a royal blue stripe on the bottom, and a narrower lavender-purple stripe in the middle.

Each stripe holds specific meaning regarding attraction across the gender spectrum:

🩷 The top pink stripe represents attraction to people of the same gender identity (homosexuality).

💜 The middle purple stripe represents attraction across two or more genders (bisexuality).

💙 The bottom blue stripe represents attraction to people of a different gender identity (heterosexuality).

The way the purple stripe blends between the pink and blue represents how bisexual individuals navigate and blend between both heterosexual and homosexual spaces. Read our full History and Meaning of the Bisexual Pride Flag to learn more about the flag and if you have questions about bisexuality in general, read Bisexuality Explained.

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💖 Days of Celebration: Fly this flag on Bisexual Health Awareness Month (March), Celebrate Bisexuality Day / Bi Visibility Day (September 23rd), and throughout Pride Month in June.