Our Favorite Finds in the Vitiligo Society’s New Online Shop

Perhaps the easiest way to show your vitiligo pride – or help answer questions about your skin without having to talk about it – is by wearing a tee. That’s why we’re thrilled to see the Vitiligo Society’s newly launched online shop featuring tees, hoodies, accessories and homewares for those with vitiligo.
Established in 1985, the Vitiligo Society is a charity based in the UK with a mission to educate, inspire and support those with vitiligo. The society offers education about vitiligo, an online blog and events for its members. A portion of all sales from the shop goes back into funding the Vitiligo Society’s non-profit work. You can learn more about the society at https://vitiligosociety.org/ and you can shop the new collection at https://shop.vitiligosociety.org/.
We’ve rounded up our favorite finds from the new collection. Take a look below and then use LivingDappled8 to get 8% off your order today.

Spotted Sweatshirt
We “spotted” this crew neck sweatshirt and will be clicking “add to cart.” Check out the array of colors and pick your favorite to have a playful way to bring awareness to your skin.

Fearlessly Original Sweatshirt
There’s only one of you. And this crew neck sweatshirt will let you share that message with pride.

Imperfectly Perfect Tee
Because perfection is overrated anyway.

“V” Beanie
Cozying up for cooler weather? Grab this “V” beanie. We love how it gives a simple nod to vitiligo.

“V” Hat
Not a beanie person? We’re fans of this “V” baseball cap too.

Inspirational Heart Mug
With words like “beautiful,” “unique,” “confident” and “brave,” this heart mug not only celebrates vitiligo but serves up positive affirmations while you sip your cup of joe.

Canvas Heart Tote
Carry your pride with you – literally – with this beautiful canvas tote featuring a collage of positive affirmations about vitiligo.
A patient advocate, editor, and sought-after leader within the vitiligo community, Erika Page is also the Founder and CEO of Living Dappled. After getting vitiligo at the age of seven, she lost 100% of her skin’s pigment over 25 years. She fought her own mental and emotional battle to overcome her insecurities and embrace the skin she was in and today seeks to help other women reclaim their lives with this condition.