Polysexual Pride Flag

Celebrate visibility, attraction beyond a single gender, and identity diversity with the Polysexual Pride Flag.

The Polysexual Pride flag was designed in 2012 by Tumblr user “fuckyeahpolysexuality.” Its bold pink, green, and blue stripe design draws inspiration from both the Bisexual and Pansexual Pride flags while representing a distinct identity within the LGBTQ+ community.

Polysexuality describes attraction to multiple genders, but not necessarily all genders. While the identity may overlap in some ways with bisexuality or pansexuality for some individuals, polysexuality remains its own separate identity and experience. It is also unrelated to polyamory, which refers to consensual multiple romantic relationships.

Stripe Meanings

• Pink — Attraction to women
• Green — Attraction to nonbinary and gender non-conforming people
• Blue — Attraction to men

The Polysexual Pride flag has become an important symbol of visibility for people whose attraction exists across multiple genders while still reflecting a unique personal identity and experience.

Bold, vibrant, and visually striking, this flag is perfect for Pride festivals, bedrooms, dorms, classrooms, offices, community spaces, and everyday display.

3x5 Outdoor Flag

Perfect for wall display, Pride booths, events, windows, and larger visibility setups.

• Measures 3 feet x 5 feet
• Durable polyester fabric
• Header tape with 2 metal grommets
• Dye-sublimated vivid colors
• Printed on one side through the fabric
• Double-stitched edges with reinforced fly stitching

Celebrate Visibility Across the Spectrum.
Every purchase helps fund LGBTQ+ community resources through Gay Pink Spots.

FEATURES

• Polysexual Pride flag design
• Bright pink, green, and blue color palette
• Indoor and outdoor display options
• Great for Pride festivals, dorms, classrooms, offices, and gifting
• Durable stitched polyester construction