Not every Pride flag is about orientation or gender; this one belongs to the queer rubber and latex fetish community. Peter Tolos and Scott Moats created the black, red and yellow Rubber Pride design in the mid-1990s as a way for rubber and latex fetishists to recognise community. It became a visual signal for rubbermen, latex lovers and fetish culture inside the wider queer world. That history is what makes it more interesting than a generic kink flag. Hang it in a playroom, take it to Pride, use it at a rubber event or wear it as a cape when your preferred form of self-expression squeaks slightly when you move. Fetish flags do something a rainbow flag cannot always do: they let people recognise one another inside the wider queer crowd. At Pride, leather weekends and rubber events, this design can function as both community marker and conversation starter, especially for people whose kink identity is an important part of how they understand queer belonging.The flag is made from SuperTex, a polyester-fibre and PVC blend, with two brass grommets for hanging. At 35.4 × 59.1 in / 90 × 150 cm, it is large enough to read clearly across a room or parade route. Product details SuperTex polyester-fibre and PVC blend. Measures approximately 35.4 × 59.1 in / 90 × 150 cm. Two brass grommets on the hoist side. Suitable for indoor or casual outdoor display. Shipping Queer In The World ships Pride around the globe. This item ships from one dedicated fulfilment location and will not necessarily be dispatched from within your country. Please allow approximately 7–14 days for delivery, depending on your destination. If you order other products at the same time, they may arrive separately. We think spreading queer joy worldwide is worth a little travel, but if you need something by a particular date, please contact us before ordering.
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