🌈Pride Flag Crop Tops - Download FREE on TSR🎁
Wrap your Sims in pride, love, and luminous identity! This crop top is a heartfelt tribute to the beauty and diversity of the LGBTQIA+ community🤩🥳. With 16 flag swatches, each design honors a unique identity, from the radiant rainbow to the bold and beloved stripes of trans, non-binary, lesbian, and beyond.
Male-frame and Femme-frame versions made separately to avoid any body shape glitches.
16 inclusive swatches celebrating love and visibility
Created with care for 🌈 PRIDE 2025 on The Sims Resource 💖
✨Download the Male-Frame version Here
💫Download the Femme-Frame version Here
Whether your Sim is celebrating, connecting, or simply being, this piece is a reminder: you belong, exactly as you are.
Made with love! If you don't see your flag, reach out to me to include it and I will update the file. 💌
😎Modeling his flag with pride is our gorgeous community model winner, Johnny Moore by romantbrandt84. Johnny grew up in Newcrest with his two brothers Vinny and Danny. His summers were spent in Tartosa with his grandparents, and he loves dancing and people watching.
🤩Modeling her flag is Vivienne Bertrand, a Sim inspired by the Venus Xtravaganza documentary on Netflix. She’s not based on Venus herself (I wouldn't be able to capture her because I am not good at making Sims), but I was moved by what her story represents: the quiet power of being seen. I just wanted to capture the kind of radiant femininity Venus embodied.
A flag and its colors are extremely symbolic and so I wanted to make sure the celebration was captured correctly by using the eyedropper tool and painting everything individually in the precise colors of each individual flag here, because the original artist's meaning behind the color choice is symbolic and should be respected. Contrast, shadows and light were added onto the original color's hex code after laying down the bases.
🎨Just as an example, the Progress Pride Flag's colors symbolize the following (Quoted from this link - You can read more about the flag’s meaning here):
Black and Brown: These stripes honor people of color within the LGBTQ+ community and those impacted by AIDS/HIV.
Light Blue, Pink, and White: These colors represent the transgender community, reflecting traditional gender colors and those who identify outside the binary.
Red: Symbolizes life.
Orange: Stands for healing.
Yellow: Represents sunlight.
Green: Denotes nature.
Blue: Signifies peace and harmony.
Violet: Represents spirit.
This shirt was meant for those who need to feel seen and be proud, but it is very much also a reminder for anyone who needs to know it's ok to not be shouting it in the streets and that you CAN celebrate in your own quiet way if you need to. For example, I also found this really great article for 5 ways to celebrate Pride when you’re closeted, and I am hoping this shirt can allow for a 6th way in your private Sims world if you need. 🌻
🏳🌈Flags Currently Included🫶
This list reflects the most widely recognized versions of each flag and their meanings, based on community sources and historical records. If you notice something missing or want your flag included, feel free to reach out – I’d love to keep learning.
Rainbow Pride – Designed by drag queen Gilbert Baker and dye artist Lynn Segerblom in 1978. Represents the LGBTQ+ community as a whole, with each color symbolizing a value (e.g., red = life, orange = healing).
Progress Pride Flag – Designed by Daniel Quasar, who is genderqueer and non-binary, in 2018. Builds on the rainbow flag by adding a chevron to highlight trans people and people of color.
Philadelphia Pride Flag – Created by the Tierney Agency in 2017 for Philadelphia’s “More Color More Pride” campaign. Adds black and brown stripes to the rainbow to honor BIPOC LGBTQ+ individuals.
Transgender Flag – Designed by Monica Helms, an openly transgender woman, in 1999. Blue represents boys, pink for girls, and white for those transitioning, nonbinary, or intersex.
Non-binary Flag – Created by Kye Rowan in 2014. Yellow = nonbinary, white = many genders, purple = a mix of male and female, black = agender.
Genderfluid Flag – Designed by JJ Poole in 2012. Pink = femininity, blue = masculinity, white = all genders, black = lack of gender, purple = a mix.
Agender Flag – Created by Salem Fontana in 2014. Represents people who identify as having no gender, a neutral gender, or an unidentifiable gender.
Lesbian Flag (Sunset version) – Designed by Tumblr user Emily Gwen in 2018. Orange = independence and community, white = diverse womanhood, pinks = love, femininity, and serenity.
Gay Men’s Flag – Created by gayflagblog in 2019. Represents men who love men, using cool-toned stripes to reflect masculinity and community.
Bisexual Flag – Designed by Michael Page in 1998. Pink = same gender attraction, blue = different gender attraction, purple = overlap.
Pansexual Flag – Created by Jasper V. in 2010. Pink = attraction to women, yellow = nonbinary people, blue = men.
Asexual Flag – Created by a member of AVEN in 2010. Black = asexuality, gray = gray-ace/demisexuality, white = allies, purple = community.
Demisexual Flag – Created by the AVEN community in 2010. Black triangle = asexuality, gray = gray-ace/demisexuality, white = sexuality, purple = community. Represents people who only experience sexual attraction after forming a strong emotional bond.
Polysexual Flag – Designed by Tumblr user Samlin in 2012. Pink = attraction to women, green = nonbinary people, blue = men. Represents attraction to many (but not all) genders.
Genderqueer Flag – Created by Marilyn Roxie in 2011. Lavender = androgyny and queerness, white = agender identities, green = identities outside the binary.
Intersex Flag – Designed by Morgan Carpenter in 2013. Yellow background with a purple circle symbolizes wholeness, autonomy, and freedom from gendered symbolism.
I hope this allows you to feel the love you deserve
Cazz xxx
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