When is Christmas Jumper Day | UK & International Dates

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Overwhelmingly popular, Christmas Jumper Day has become one of the UK's most beloved festive traditions that lets you spread joy while making a meaningful difference.

This cheerful event, organised by Save the Children, brings together millions of people wearing their favourite festive sweaters for a wonderful cause.

Easthampstead Park has long been a part of Christmas Jumper Day as part of our yearly festive outlook so we hope you too will have a go at it this year.

Christmas Jumper Day 2025

Your next opportunity to participate in Christmas Jumper Day will be Thursday, December 11th, 2025.

This annual celebration typically takes place on the second Thursday of December here in the UK, giving you plenty of time to plan your perfect festive outfit.

How To Get Involved In Christmas Jumper Day

Taking part couldn't be easier.

You simply need to sign up through Save the Children's website, mark the date in your calendar, and donate £2 to join the festivities.

Whether you're at work, school, or home, you can participate by wearing your most eye-catching Christmas jumper - the bolder and brighter, the better!

Your workplace can make this event even more special by organising group activities, competitions, or themed photo sessions.

Many offices turn this into a full day of festive fun, with prizes for the most creative or outrageous jumpers.

What About International Dates For Christmas Jumper Day?

For international participants, you might find different dates being celebrated in your region.

While the UK observes it on December 11th, 2025, some countries have adapted the concept to fit their local calendars. For example, in the USA they observe what’s referred to as “Ugly Sweater Day” and it’s earmarked to take place on Friday December 19th in 2025.

Perhaps check with your local charitable organisations for specific dates in your area.

How To Plan For Christmas Jumper Day

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To maximise your impact, you can enhance your participation by downloading resources from Save the Children's website.

These materials will help you organise successful events and fundraising activities. Your donation, combined with millions of others, helps provide important support to children worldwide.

Go Green This Christmas Jumper Day

If you don't own a Christmas jumper, don't worry! You can get creative by decorating a plain sweater with festive accessories, borrow one from a friend, or visit local charity shops for sustainable options.

Each festive season, millions of Brits embrace the joy of Christmas Jumper Day, but there's an environmental cost that’s easy to overlook.

According to research from environmental charity Hubbub, approximately 12 million new jumpers are bought in the UK each year, with around a quarter of them worn just once before being discarded.

This throwaway approach contributes to textile waste and fast fashion, industries that have a heavy environmental footprint.

That’s why it’s so important to consider the eco-friendly angle of this fun tradition.

By encouraging guests, staff, or attendees to reuse, swap, or upcycle their festive attire, we can still enjoy the season’s cheer without compromising the planet.

A greener Christmas Jumper Day isn’t about losing the fun, it’s about adding meaning. Whether it’s organising a pre-event jumper swap or promoting second-hand finds, small changes can lead to a big impact.

Christmas Jumper Day | All Wrapped Up

Well, there you have it guys, by participating in Christmas Jumper Day, you're not just joining a nationwide celebration - you're helping Save the Children create lasting positive change for children around the world.

Your £2 donation might seem small, but when combined with millions of others, it makes a significant impact on children's lives.

Join Easthampstead Park staff this year on Christmas Jumper Day and bring a bit of cheer to yourselves, and to some needy kids out there.

Cheers and thanks for reading!