No. 018 · Romantic orientation
Aroace pride flag
The sunset flag for people who are both aromantic and asexual.
- Creator
- Tumblr user aroaesflags
- Introduced
- 2018
- Design
- 5 stripes
- License
- License not yet verified
What the colors mean
Orange #E28C00
Community.
Yellow #ECCD00
Love and relationships outside conventional romantic and sexual frameworks.
White #FFFFFF
Wholeness and completeness.
Light blue #62AEDC
The aroace identity and the spectrum of aroace experiences.
Dark blue #203856
The aroace identity and the spectrum of aroace experiences.
History
Tumblr user aroaesflags created this flag on December 11, 2018. It is often called the sunset aroace flag for its warm to cool fade.
The two blues stand for the aroace identity and its whole spectrum, white for wholeness, yellow for love and relationships that live outside romantic and sexual norms, and orange for community.
Questions and answers
What do the colors of the Aroace flag mean?
Orange: Community. Yellow: Love and relationships outside conventional romantic and sexual frameworks. White: Wholeness and completeness. Light blue: The aroace identity and the spectrum of aroace experiences. Dark blue: The aroace identity and the spectrum of aroace experiences.
Who created the Aroace flag?
Credited to Tumblr user aroaesflags, 2018.
What are the Aroace flag hex codes?
#E28C00 (orange), #ECCD00 (yellow), #FFFFFF (white), #62AEDC (light blue), #203856 (dark blue).
Can I download the Aroace flag?
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Sources
- Aromantic asexual, Wikipedia
Last reviewed 2026-10-31 by Erika Castillo, editor. Spot an error? Suggest a correction.