Description
Whether you're celebrating your pride or showing support as an ally, proudly display our high-quality rainbow flag as a symbol of unity and love.
Our LGBTQIA+ pride flags are made in America of nylon, a quick-drying material that helps prevent mildew growth after rain and humid weather. Additionally, this flag is fully sewn, meaning that each stripe is sewn together instead of printed onto one piece of fabric. This adds durability to each of our LGBTQIA+ pride flags and makes them fray-resistant.
Suited for both indoor and outdoor use, this flag is equipped with a sturdy canvas header and brass grommets for easy attachment to an outdoor flagpole or for hanging on a wall.
LGBTQIA+ Flag Product Details
- Manufactured in the USA
- 100% premium nylon
- Sewn stripes
- Strong canvas heading
- Rust-resistant brass grommets
For added visibility and impact, pair this LGBTQIA+ flag with our Rainbow Pride Stick Flags and Rainbow Pride Stickers, perfect for Pride rallies or for decorating your home or business. Looking for more options? Check out our Pride Flag Collection.
If you plan on flying this pride flag vertically, please note that the red stripe should be present on the left-hand side from the perspective of observers.
Pride Flag Colors & Meaning
Gilbert Baker created the original version of the gay flag in 1978 after receiving inspiration from Harvey Milk to create an icon to represent the gay community. These rainbow flags were flown for the first time at the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day Parade.
However, the design of the first rainbow flags was a little different than the one we know today: It had eight stripes of hot pink, red, orange, yellow, green, turquoise, indigo, and violet. Over the following two years, two colors were dropped from the flag. Hot pink was removed because the fabric in that color was difficult to come by, and turquoise was removed so that the flag would have an even number of stripes.
The original meaning of each color of the rainbow flag is as follows:
- Red: Life
- Orange: Healing
- Yellow: Sunlight
- Green: Nature
- Indigo / Blue: Serenity
- Violet: Spirit
What is the Difference Between the Traditional Rainbow Flag and the Progressive Pride Flag?
The traditional Rainbow Flag, with its six horizontal stripes—red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple—has long been a symbol of pride and unity for the LGBTQIA+ community, representing its diversity and resilience.
The Progress Pride Flag builds on this design, adding a chevron on the left side with black and brown stripes to represent marginalized LGBTQIA+ communities of color, and light blue, pink, and white stripes from the Transgender Pride Flag. The chevron points forward, symbolizing progress and the ongoing fight for inclusion.