Asexual Pride Flag Proud Cube Bag Charm on clean white background by Proud Zebra
Asexual pride flag Proud Cube bag charm, small enamel charm with clasp for keys, bags, and zippers by Proud Zebra
Asexual pride flag Proud Cube bag charm, close-up of charm detail
Asexual pride flag Proud Cube bag charm, back view of charm and clasp
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Asexual Pride Flag Proud Cube Bag Charm

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Description

Our premium quality bag charm inspired by our Proud Cubes Series is finally here! You can now very literally wave your Asexual Pride Flag from EVERY angle with this Bag Charm! This charm is the PERFECT way to embellish your bags while still keeping it classy. Wave your flag proudly and show your love for your community subtly & elegantly.

Someone who identifies as being asexual or "aces" experiences little to no sexual attraction to others. This does not mean that asexuals are not capable of having sex. Sexual attraction does not equate to sexual desire. Asexuality exists on a spectrum referred to as "a-spec". Some identities that fall under this umbrella include asexual, aromantic, grey-ace, demisexual, queerplatonic, reciprosexual, akoisexual, aceflux, aro-ace and more!

Meaning of the colors in the Asexual Flag:
Black represents asexuality.
Grey represents the grey-asexuality (area between sexual and asexual), and demisexuality.
White represents non-asexual partners and allies.
Purple represents community.

For the ace friend whose love language is cake, literally, great for Pride Month care packages, birthday surprises, or 'you deserve something cute' moments.

Details

  • Bag Charms Comes With 2 Cubes
  • Smaller Cube: 15 x 15 x 15mm (LxWxH)
  • Bigger Cube: 20 x 20 x 20mm (LxWxH)
  • Overall Length: Approx. 14cm
  • Weight: Approx. 180g
  • Material: Alloy Metal With Enamel Infill

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What do the colors on the Asexual Pride Flag represent?

On the Asexual flag, black represents asexuality. Grey represents the grey area between sexual and asexual, including demisexuality. White represents non-asexual partners and allies. Purple represents community, connecting all identities on the asexual spectrum. You can read more about Asexual in our blog.

Q: What does it mean to identify as asexual?

Someone who identifies as asexual or "ace" experiences little to no sexual attraction to others. This does not mean that asexuals are not capable of having sex, as sexual attraction does not equate to sexual desire. Asexuality exists on a spectrum referred to as "a-spec" which includes identities like grey-ace, demisexual, and more.

Q: What is the concept and inspiration behind the Proud Cubes Series?

Proud Zebra's founder and designer, Delwin, has a love for geometric designs that comes from his background in Architecture. His goal when designing the Proud Cubes was to make them meaningful and resonate well with our community. Each of the designs is subtle and unique by intention, allowing you to wear it everywhere without outing yourself accidentally.

Till date, we've created 9 designs in the Proud Cubes series, each symbolizing a value that we believe holds true to the LGBTQ+ community. The 9 designs are Signature Cube, Flag Cube, Community Cube, Freedom Cube, Love Cube, Peace Cube, Rubik's Cube, and Medal Cube. You can read more about each of the designs and their meanings in this blog.

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

Yes! We're a queer-owned small business, and a portion of every sale is donated to local LGBTQ+ charities and the pride festivals we set up at. We also have 6 awareness pride pins where 100% of the profits go directly to specific 2SLGBTQIA+ partners. As of May 2026, we've donated $10,219.58 to LGBTQ+ charities and community partners since 2021, and we'll keep going. You can see our full donation record here.

Q: What comes with Proud Zebra's pride bag charm?

Each bag charm comes with 2 cubes, a smaller cube (15 x 15 x 15mm) and a bigger cube (20 x 20 x 20mm). The overall length is approximately 14cm.

Q: What material is the Proud Zebra pride bag charm made of?

Our bag charms are made of alloy metal with enamel infill, inspired by our Proud Cubes Series. They're designed to be both classy and durable so you can wave your pride flag from every angle!

Q: Where can I learn more about all the pride flags?

We wrote a complete guide to all 32 LGBTQ+ pride flags covering each designer, year, and what every colour means. Read the full 32-flag guide →