National Dress in Blue Day
Sporting a hue that symbolizes hope and unity, it's a powerful way to stand together and support the fight against cancer.
National Bandana Day
Wrapping a bandana around your head, making a statement of solidarity and support for those battling a tough fight.
Wear Something Gaudy Day
Get garish and be brilliant in your gaudiest, poorest taste in fashion. Clashing colors, appalling patterns, and abominable accessories will draw all eyes to you.
Count Your Buttons Day
Take a good look at your garments, and make sure they’re in tip-top shape. Count your buttons, and if you’re missing any, sew some on—or learn how!
National Handbag Day
From totes to satchels to clutches, treat yourself to a new handbag. With so many options, you’re sure to find something that reflects who you are.
Make a Hat Day
Felting, knitting, crocheting, or sewing: whatever your preferred method, give it a go and make a hat for yourself, as a gift, or to donate to those in need.
National Tailors Day
Everyone looks good in tailored clothing. So put on your best suit, shirt, dress, etc and thank your tailor for getting you the perfect garment, fit to you.
International Body Piercing Day
Get a little daring and finally get that body piercing you’ve always dreamed about. One quick poke, and you’re on your way to the hippest fashion statement.
National Nylon Stocking Day
Functional and classy, the nylon stocking is an outfit-completing accessory that has declined in popularity. Help bring it back, and feel classy and attractive.
National Wear Your Pajamas to Work Day
Slacks are out, PJs are in. Save a little time in the morning and roll into work feeling cozy and comfortable on National Wear Your Pajamas to Work Day.
National Zipper Day
They’re easy to take for granted, but zippers have only really existed since 1913. Wear your favorite zip-up pants, shoes, and jackets to appreciate them.
National Hanging Out Day
Help the environment and extend the life of your clothes by line drying. Give it a try, and see if that’s a positive change you could end up making long-term.
National Two Different Colored Shoes Day
Walk your own walk and show your individuality by wearing two different colored shoes, an exercise to get you to reject limiting social norms and enjoying life.
I Need A Patch For That Day
Take a day to tackle those quick fixes you’ve been putting off, whether it’s a patch for your software or a patch for your jeans, bike tire, or anything else.
National Tartan Day
Research the history and culture of the Scottish people, represented by the iconic Tartan pattern often seen on kilts, blankets, and other clothing.
National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day
Wear your most garish knitwear with pride, add some tacky accessories and organize a jumper auction to fundraise for Save the Children.
National Argyle Day
That crisscross of diamonds in different colors, it's like fashion's secret code for adding a dash of subtle style to an outfit.
National Bow Tie Day
From Dr. Who to James Bond, anyone can make a bow tie look cool. Bring back this classic fashion at least for one day on National Bow Tie Day. Restart the trend!
National Underwear Day
Embrace your body by dressing it up in your favorite underwear. Parade around the house, or if you’re feeling confident, post a picture on social media.
National No Pants Day
Leave your restricting pants in their drawer and feel the freedom of No Pants Day. Try skirts, dresses, kilts, or just stay home and relax bare-legged.
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Fresh Veggies Day
Head to a farmer’s market, U-Pick veggie field, or even your own backyard garden and see what delicious and nutritious meals you can make with fresh veggies.
National Typewriter Day
Computers are great, but there’s nothing quite like the satisfying “clack” of a typewriter. Dust off that family heirloom, or see if someone you know has one.
National Meteor Watch Day
Host a meteor-watching party with friends or family, or simply lie outside at night and see if you can spot a falling meteor. Grab a telescope to get a better look.