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A BOARD FOR
EVERY FLAG.

195 country collections, color-true to their flags — or build entirely from scratch. Real scanned materials, a folding felt-lined case, and a permanent Chess.ID for every build you make.

HOW IT WORKS

THREE STEPS. ONE BOARD.

01

Pick your start

Choose one of 195 country collections — each already carrying its flag's true colors and a cause — or open Build From Scratch and start from nothing.

02

Design it in 3D

Exact-hex colors, real scanned wood and stone, three piece styles, four sizes, engraving, even your own artwork — watching the board update live.

03

Claim your Chess.ID

Every build gets a permanent serial — collection, material, and piece style baked into the prefix — plus a verification card that ships with the board.

ROOTED IN CULTURE

THE GAME FUNDS THE GAME.

Each of our 195 country collections is paired with a cause — youth chess, girls in chess, community clubs, rural outreach — so the board on your table keeps the game moving somewhere else too.

Youth Chess Girls In Chess Community Clubs Rural Outreach Chess In Schools Chess For Peace
CRAFTSMANSHIP

SIX SURFACES. ONE STANDARD.

Every material is a real scanned surface, not a flat color fill — so marble genuinely reads as veined stone next to walnut's cathedral grain, right down to the exact hex you picked.

Walnut

Cathedral grain, classic warmth. The base material.

Maple

Fine straight grain, clean finish.

Rosewood

Bold dark striping, luxe feel.

Marble

Stone-veneer finish — and it still folds shut.

Bamboo

Tight strip grain, eco-friendly.

Acrylic

Modern, translucent glow.

AUTHENTICITY

EVERY BOARD SHIPS VERIFIED.

Every set ships with its own verification card — scan it to see your board's origin, its Chess.ID, and the cause it supports. The same card is built to carry more over time, including access to your board's NFT once that program launches.

Learn About Verification →

BUILD YOUR BOARD.

Start with a country, or start from nothing. Either way, it's yours.

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