DO NOT JAB Flag

This flag says it all.  Bold Statement… DO NOT JAB Flag.  Let your status be known. Your flag won’t crease or shrink thanks to the polyester material and will last a long time.

This flag is PRINTED ON ONE SIDE ONLY.  The other side is blank.

100% polyester
Knitted fabric
Fabric size is 61″ x 38″
Printed on one side
Blank reverse side
2 iron grommets
Blank product components sourced from China and Israel

This flag is a bold statement to let everyone know that jabbing is not accepted – no matter what the circumstances or context may be. Made from strong and durable polyester fabric, the flag is designed to last and to make a long-term impression. The bright yellow-and-black mosaic of words, symbols, and slogans states forcefully and unmistakably that the issue of jabbing is not to be taken lightly. The flag is meant to be a visual representation of the values held by those who display it: respect, non-vi olence, and a commitment to a better and safer society.

This is more than just a flag – it’s a symbol of a larger ideal. Those who display it recognize that jabbing is unacceptable and resolve to work together to create an environment where everyone is welcomed, respected, and safe. Whether displayed on clothing, in windows, or as a wall-hanging, this flag can be used to show support for the message of peace and non-violence that it stands for.

In recent years, the discussion about jabbing has become more prominent, with groups like schools and corporations taking action to reduce the risk of violence associated with it. Organizations are beginning to recognize the importance of understanding and respecting different opinions, as well as establishing policies that promote a culture of respect.

The DO NOT JAB Flag helps bring this conversation to the forefront of people’s minds and stands as a reminder that we all have a part to play in creating a safe and welcoming environment. No matter the situation, this flag reminds us all that it is unacceptable to use force or pressure to get what we want, and that working together and recognizing our differences can help us create a society that works for everyone.