Five horizontal stripes, symmetrical: pink, blue, green, blue, pink. Pink stands for female genders, blue for male genders, green for androgynous, third and other genders. The designer is unknown and the flag has been in circulation since around 2015. The blue renders closer to periwinkle in most versions, and exact hex codes vary slightly between sources.
The stripes
5 stripes, top to bottom, with the hex value most sources reproduce.
#FF95C5Stripe 1 · top#9581FFStripe 2#67D966Stripe 3#9581FFStripe 4#FF95C5Stripe 5 · bottom
No designer is on record for this flag, so stripe meanings can’t be confirmed. Where the note above gives them, they are the ones commonly repeated; we don’t add to them.
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Vector, so it scales from a sticker to a banner without going soft.
About Trigender
Three genders. Not one gender in three outfits, not two and a maybe — you have counted honestly, more than once, and it keeps coming out three.
Is the Trigender flag yours?
Flags are for identities; the test is for you. Forty-eight questions across six dimensions, about ten minutes, then a ranked shortlist rather than a verdict. Scoring runs on your device; nothing you answer leaves it.
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