In a world where everything is divided — blue or pink, masculine or feminine, known or expected — we chose a colour that refused to choose sides.

Purple.

Born from the clash and harmony of two extremes, Purple wasn’t just a colour — it was a statement. It didn’t belong to any one category.

It stood between identities, between energies, between worlds.

And then came X — a symbol of the unknown.

The variable.

The part of yourself you haven’t unlocked yet.

X could be anything: power, passion, purpose.

It represents what’s next, what’s possible, and what can’t be predicted.

Together, they formed Purple X — a movement, not just a name.

It spoke to those who never fit the mould. The quiet rebels. The loud dreamers.

The in-between souls who live on the edge of expectation and rewrite what identity means.

Purple X is not just a look. It’s a mindset.

Fluid. Bold. Undefined. Unapologetic.

In a world of labels, Purple X is the freedom to be everything at once — or nothing at all.

Your biggest fans,

Darren and Paul