LGBTQ+ flag patches

The patch is made of felt with a Hook and loop backing for easy attachment to clothing, a bag or a backpack.

Patch dimensions:
width - 3.15 inches (8 centimeters)
height - 1.97 inches (5 centimeters)

1. Abrosexual
Regular change of one’s sexuality, also referred to as sexual fluidity.

2. Aceflux
Fluctuating sexuality on the asexual spectrum.

3. Achillean
A man or male-aligned person attracted to other men and male-aligned people.

4. Agender
People without a gender.

5. Ally
Heterosexual and cisgender people supporting LGBTQIA+ rights.

6. Androgynous
Blend of both binary genders, related to androgyny.

7. Aro / Ace
Both in the aromantic and asexual spectrum, experiencing little to no romantic and sexual attraction.

8. Aromantic
Little to no romantic attraction.

9. Asexual
Little to no sexual attraction or desire for sexual activity.

10. Bear
Larger and often hairy gay men with an image of traditional masculinity.

11. Bigender
Two separate (but not necessarily binary) gender identities.

12. Bisexual
Sexual attraction to two or more genders, or to same and different genders.

13. Demiboy
Gender that is partially, but not fully, a boy or a man.

14. Demigender
Partial connection or identification with a certain gender or gender itself.

15. Demigirl
Gender that is partially, but not fully, a girl or a woman.

16. Demiromantic
Romantic attraction only after forming a strong emotional bond.

17. Demisexual
Sexual attraction only after forming a strong emotional bond.

18. Drag
Performance of a certain gender typically different to one’s own, in an often exaggerated fashion.

19. Enbian
A non-binary person attracted to other non-binary people.

20. Fraysexuality
Sexual attractions towards people one doesn’t know very well.

21. Gay
Homosexual man or boy, also used in a broader sense to mean same-gender attraction.

22. Gender fluidity
Shifting gender over time where fluctuations can occur in identity or expression.

23. Gender non-conforming
Non-stereotypical gender expression or behavior, non-conformance with societal and cultural gender norms.

24. Gender questioning
Process of discovering and questioning one’s gender identity.

25. Genderflux
Fluctuating gender with extreme to modest fluctuations that may happen randomly.

26. Genderqueer
Non-normative experience with gender.

27. Gray aromanticism
Spectrum between aromanticism and romantic attraction.

28. Gray asexuality
Spectrum between asexuality and allosexuality.

29. Heterosexuality
Sexual attraction to genders different from one’s own. Traditionally used for attraction between the binary “woman” and “man” genders.

30. Intersex
Chromosomes, anatomy, or hormones not fitting the binary “woman” or “man”.

31. Leather
Practices and clothing involving leather.

32. Lesbian
Homosexual woman or girl, also used in a broader sense to mean someone (often a woman) experiencing queer attraction to women.

33. Maverique
Strong sense of gender, but autonomous from femininity, masculinity, androgyny, neutrality and xeninity.

34. Multigender
Someone who experiences more than one gender. Used as an umbrella term for any gender that involves more than one gender at a time.

35. Multisexuality
Attraction to more than one gender, often used as an umbrella term.

36. Neutrois
Neutral gender, but not agender.

37. Non-binary
Gender outside the binary “woman” or “man”.

38. Omnisexuality
Sexual attraction to all genders, but there may be preference towards some genders.

39. Pangender
Multiple or all gender identities.

40. Pansexuality
Sexual attraction to all genders.

41. PACE
Originally from Italy, widely used to demonstrate for peace.

42. Peace
Originally from Italy, widely used to demonstrate for peace.

43. Pluralian
Attraction towards more than one gender.

44. Polyamory
Practice or desire for multiple relationships or a relationship with more than one person at the same time.

45. Polysexuality
Sexual attraction to multiple (but not necessarily all) genders.

46. Progress pride
Rainbow flag with additional colors for Black, Brown, indigenous, and trans people.

47. Progress pride NEW
Rainbow flag with additional colors for Black, Brown, indigenous, trans, and intersex people.

48. Queer anarchism
Connecting anarchism with queer theory, seeking queer liberation and abolition of hierarchies.

49. Queer
Umbrella term for people who are not cisgender, heterosexual, allosexual, or alloromantic. Not every LGBTQIA+ person uses the term queer.

50. Rainbow
One of the widest known and used flags for LGBTQIA+ people.

51. Rubber
Fetishistic attraction to people waring latex or PVC clothing.

52. Sapphic
A woman or female-aligned non-binary person attracted to women or female-aligned non-binary people.

53. Trans man
A man whose gender assigned at birth is different than their actual gender.

54. Trans woman
A woman whose gender assigned at birth is different than their actual gender.

55. Transgender
Someone whose gender assigned at birth is different than their actual gender.

56. Trigender
Three (or more) gender identities.

57. Twink
A gay man with a youthful appearance, embracing traits that may be seen as feminine.

58. Two-spirit
Third gender or gender variance in Native American cultures.

59. Unlabeled
A person who doesn’t label their gender or sexuality.

60. Xenogender
Gender that can’t be defined by a standard human understanding of gender, usually described with metaphors.

Materials: felt,hook and loop