LGBTQ Rainbow Pride Single Sided 3ft by 5ft Indoor Flag Made by Flags for Good

6-stripe rainbow pride flag on a pole in front of a house

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Rainbow LGBTQ Pride Flag

Multiple Sizes!

$17.00

4.9

Size:

(S) 18in x 12in Single-Sided "Boat Flag"

Flag Size Chart

Here's our current standard flag sizes and how they compare to each other:

(S) 18in x 12in Single-Sided "Boat Flag"(M) 2ft x 3ft Single-Sided with Grommets(L) 3ft x 5ft Single-Sided with Grommets(L) 3ft x 5ft Double-Sided with Grommets

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✍️ The Design: The traditional six-stripe rainbow pride flag design popularized by artist Gilbert Baker in 1978. The rainbow flag has since stood the test of time and become the ubiquitous symbol of LGBTQ Pride the world over.

Full History & Variations of the Rainbow Pride Flag

Originally, Gilbert Baker designed the Rainbow flag with 8 Stripes, but due to the cost and availability of hot pink and teal fabric, the design was altered to 6 stripes over time.

Other 6 Stripe Gay Pride Flag Products:

Garden flag | Sticker | Patch | Enamel Pin

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Meet The Artist

Gilbert Baker (1951–2017) was a world-famous political activist, designer, and flag-maker best known as the creator of the Rainbow Flag , which has become the universal symbol of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) movement worldwide. After serving in the US Army and finding a home in San Francisco's post-Stonewall counterculture, Baker began using his artistic talents to create banners for pro-gay marches and protests. At the suggestion of friends and colleagues, including San Francisco supervisor Harvey Milk, he designed the eight-striped flag in 1978, specifically seeking to replace the Nazi-era pink triangle with a positive symbol of pride and liberation. Baker, who was an accomplished vexillographer, remained a tireless activist throughout his life, notably creating two record-breaking giant Rainbow Flags in 1994 and 2003, ensuring his creation's legacy of visibility and unity for the global LGBTQ community.

Frequently Asked Questions

📏 Which size is right for me?

See the Size Guide video below to see us explain every size we offer.

🖨 Single-Sided or Double-Sided?

Single-sided flags are one piece of our durable polyester fabric with full color on both sides. Note: If the design has text, it will be mirrored on the back. These are light-weight and catch a breeze easily. It's the flag you are probably picturing in your head.

Double-sided flags are three layers of fabric that allow zero light through, but any text on the design will read correctly on both sides. They are therefore heavier, and work great as display flags. You can definitely use them outdoors, but note that it takes more wind to get going due to their added weight. During storms, we suggest taking them in as they get even heavier and are more likely to be damaged.

💪 How is it made?

At Flags For Good, we’re proud to offer flags that don’t just look good — they do good.

Our flags are:
🪢 Made from 100% durable lightweight polyester

🏳️‍🌈 Full-color on both sides

💪Sturdy canvas header with two metal grommets for hanging

🪡 Double-stitched top and bottom edges with triple stitched fly edge for maximum strength!

💨 Designed to fly easily in low or high wind

😎 Fade-resistant and weather proof

🇨🇳🇺🇸 Manufactured by friends in China and sent to you by our team in Indianapolis

🌎 How Do We Ship It?

Created in the most Earth-conscious way we can. We use home-compostable and discreet shipping bags.

🌱 We offset all of the carbon created in delivering your flag to you. Learn about our climate commitment and how we are working to be part of the solution, not part of the problem.