Non-Binary Flag Clack Fan

Introducing the Non-Binary Flag Clack Fan, your new go-to accessory for staying cool and fabulous during hot summer days or wild and crazy nights out! Measuring 33cm long when closed, this fan is the perfect size to fit in your purse, backpack, or beach bag.

The ribs are made with renewable bamboo, providing a stylish and eco-friendly touch. The fan's design is made with polyester fabric, ensuring it is both durable and lightweight.

What really makes the Clack Fan a must-have is the sound it makes when you use it. The clack of the bamboo ribs creates an exciting *CLACK* noise when snapping it open and closed, making it an enjoyable (and standout!) product.

Whether you're at the beach, a pride festival, the club or simply lounging in your backyard, the Clack Fan is the perfect way to keep yourself cool while also looking fabulous. So don't wait any longer, add the Clack Fan to your summer essentials and enjoy the breeze in style!

Fan Details:

• Full direct to fabric print
• 33cm (13”) long or 66cm (26”) when fully open
• Makes that loud clack or thworp sound you’re looking for
• Save with buy purchasing more (mix and max) - $24.99 each or 3 for $54.99

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About Non-Binary Identity

Refers to people who do not subscribe to the gender binary. They might exist between or beyond the man-woman binary. Some use the term exclusively, while others may use it interchangeably with terms like genderqueer, genderfluid, gender nonconforming, gender diverse, or gender expansive. It can also be combined with other descriptors e.g. nonbinary woman or transmasc nonbinary. Language is imperfect, so it’s important to trust and respect the words that nonbinary people use to describe their genders and experiences. Nonbinary people may understand their identity as falling under the transgender umbrella, and may thus identify as transgender. Sometimes abbreviated as NB or Enby, the term NB has been used historically to mean non-Black, so those referring to nonbinary people should avoid using NB.

Definition sourced from https://pflag.org/glossary/.