Purpl Teams Up with Purple Sock Day

We’re excited to announce our new partnership with Purple Sock Day to celebrate The International Day of Disabled People on 03 December, our simple aim is to engage the nation with one, effortless, single act of united solidarity – to buy & wear a pair of BAM’s purple socks!If you are disabled you can buy your socks for £7 through Purpl and get access to 100s of offers to help you save money.

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A Purpl infographic titled "We accept these documents" shows various types of identification documents including photo side of blue badge, disabled bus pass, disabled rail card, Access card, Disabled ID (DID) Card, CEA card, PIP letter with NI reference, DLA letter, Attendance Allowance, Scottish Disability Living Payment, War Pension Disability Letter, Access to Work Award and ESA. "Please take a photo from edge to edge"

A photo of Purpl founder Georgina with her two walking poles.

Welcome to Purpl. I’m Georgina, I have MS and am neurodivergent

Did you know it costs on average an extra £1000 a month when living with a disability?

It’s expensive being disabled, I’ve launched Purpl to help you offset those costs and help your money go further.

We are still in our early days so please bear with us as we continue to work on the website and add more offers.

If you need help with the sign up process please contact us via the support link at the bottom of the page.”

Georgina, Purpl Founder

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The International Day of Disabled People (IDPD) - 3rd December

The day was created by the UN in 1992; with the aims to promote the rights & well-being of disabled people across society & raise awareness of disability in every aspect of political, social, economic & cultural life.

By buying and wearing our soft bamboo socks, made by BAM, & tagging #PurpleSockDay, you can help us raise positive awareness for disability inclusion.Sustainable style with social impact – what’s not to love!

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Image showcasing colourful socks for Purple Sock Day, promoting awareness for the International Day of Disabled People.