This is my last spleef uniform for now, promise. You can combine this with your own regular skin by erasing the flesh-coloured parts (the base colours) and then layering this skin over yours.

There's a bit of symbolism at play in this skin, let me explain:
The rainbow flag pattern used here is the original Pride flag designed by Gilbert Baker in 1978. His contribution to Pride history should not be overlooked.
The chest gem is an opal, the rainbow stone.
Progress Pride on the shoulder pads and belt. Our current success is standing on the shoulders of the giants who came before us.
The black and white stripes are associated with the embarrassing "straight pride" flag and old-fashioned prison uniforms. By putting those designs on the bottom of the feet, we're symbolically stomping on heteronormativity and the criminalization of LGBT identity.
The gray mesh has been changed to lavender and a few other lavender bits were added, a colour often associated with LGBT identity.

Happy Pride!