No. 053 · Community
Rubber pride flag
A black field crossed by a red-edged yellow zigzag and a thin red line, for the rubber and latex community.
Also known as Rubber flag, Latex pride flag
- Creator
- Peter Tolos and Scott Moats
- Introduced
- 1994 to 1995
- Design
- Solid field crossed by a red-edged yellow zigzag and a thin red line
- License
- License not yet verified
- Used by
- The rubber and latex community, often seen at leather and fetish events
What the colors mean
Black #000000
Lust for the look and feel of glossy black rubber.
Red #D32011
Passion and desire for rubber.
Yellow #FCC800
The drive for intense experience.
History
Peter Tolos and Scott Moats designed the rubber pride flag in the mid-1990s; sources give 1994 or 1995.
It gives people who love rubber and latex gear a way to recognize one another. It marks a shared interest rather than a sexual orientation or gender identity, and it often flies at leather and fetish events next to the leather pride flag.
Black stands for the look and feel of glossy black rubber, red for passion and desire, and yellow for the drive for intense experience. Flags of the World notes that the red and yellow on many real flags are lighter than the darker shades used in common digital versions.
Questions and answers
What do the colors of the Rubber flag mean?
Black: Lust for the look and feel of glossy black rubber. Red: Passion and desire for rubber. Yellow: The drive for intense experience.
Who created the Rubber flag?
Credited to Peter Tolos and Scott Moats, 1994 to 1995.
What are the Rubber flag hex codes?
#000000 (black), #D32011 (red), #FCC800 (yellow).
Can I download the Rubber flag?
Not from this site. License not yet verified. We are confirming the usage terms for this design. Until then it is shown for reference only.
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Related flags
Sources
- Rubber pride flag, Flags of the World
- Rubber Pride Flag, The Gaygency
- Rubber pride flag, SexualDiversity.org
Last reviewed 2026-11-03 by Erika Castillo, editor. Spot an error? Suggest a correction.