Collection: Bisexual Merch

Proudly Designed and Shipped from Canada

All our products are thoughtfully designed and crafted by Delwin and Jimmy, a dedicated gay couple based in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Proud Zebra is committed to supporting LGBTQ+ charities and organizations, with a portion of profits donated to these important causes. We are proud to offer wholesale and custom orders, catering to individuals and organizations looking to make a positive impact and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What identities does this bisexual and polysexual collection cover?

This collection brings together our bisexual and polysexual pride products — pins, charms, lanyards, and more. The two identities are related but distinct, and we make products for both. Our bisexual and polysexual blog explains the difference.

Q: Who designed the bisexual pride flag?

The bisexual pride flag was designed by Michael Page and unveiled on December 5, 1998. Its three stripes — magenta, lavender, and royal blue — represent attraction to the same gender, attraction to two or more genders (the lavender overlap), and attraction to a different gender. Read our bisexual deep dive for the full history.

Q: What does the polysexual pride flag represent?

The polysexual pride flag was created by Tumblr user Samlin in 2012. Its three stripes — pink, green, and blue — represent attraction to women, non-binary people, and men. Polysexuality means attraction to multiple but not all genders. See our pride flags guide for full context.

Q: Are these products for people who are still figuring it out too?

Absolutely. We design products that work whether you're freshly out, decades-out, or still untangling things. Wear them when you feel like it, in spaces where it feels right for you. Browse all our identity-sorted products on our Shop by Identity page.

Q: Does Proud Zebra give back to the bi+ community?

A portion of profits from every pride collection goes to LGBTQ+ charities and community groups, and we list every named recipient on our donations page. We also keep a running donation total there so you can see exactly what's been contributed.