Lithromantic Pride Flag
Lithromantic, sometimes called akoiromantic, describes people who feel romantic attraction but don't want that attraction returned, or who lose the feeling if it is. It's part of the aromantic spectrum. The term and its first flag are usually credited to a Tumblr user known as Ian. The flag has been changed over the years. One documented change replaced a yellow stripe with white because the bright yellow could be difficult for some viewers, and different sellers print different versions. Green from the aromantic flag is the common thread. Given how much the design varies, check the product photos before buying and treat any explanation of individual colours as a community interpretation. It's a very niche flag, so expect to find it only from specialist sellers.
What the colours mean
| Green | The aromantic spectrum | |
|---|---|---|
| White (earlier versions yellow) | Meaning varies between versions | |
| Grey | Meaning varies between versions | |
| Black | Meaning varies between versions |
The colour bar above shows the flag's palette, not a drawing of it: chevrons, circles and symbols aren't shown. Meanings are as commonly given by the flag's designer or community, and some flags have more than one accepted reading.
Where to buy a Lithromantic Pride Flag
Current listings from Amazon UK. Most are the standard 5 ft × 3 ft (150 × 90 cm) polyester flag with brass eyelets, which suits a flagpole, a wall or a window. Our flag buying guide explains sizes and materials.
Flagtex Lithromantic Flag 5ft x 3ft (150cm x 90cm)View on Amazon
AZ FLAG Lithromantic Pride Table Flag 21x14 cm 100D Polyester Plastic BaseView on Amazon
AZ FLAG Lithromantic Pride Flag 150x90 cm 100D Polyester 2 GrommetsView on AmazonPrices checked 26 October 2026, 04:35 UK time. Prices and availability are accurate as of the date and time shown and are subject to change. The price on Amazon at the time of purchase applies. More Lithromantic Pride Flags on Amazon.