Did you know?

The UK bins 235 million items of clothing each spring.

Textile manufacturing uses huge amounts of water, much of which gets flushed into waterways laden with contaminants such as bleaches, acids, inks and dyes. Farmers in parts of China and India are reportedly predicting fashion’s next biggest hues by the colour of rivers tainted by textile industry runoff.

Workers in developing nations are often paid a pittance to work in unsafe conditions.

Save money and the environment by swapping your clothes at our swap shops!

Steps for a Successful Swap

Bring along your preloved clothing that you want to swap. Make sure the items you're bringing aren't stained or broken and only bring clothing items. Limit the items you bring to a reasonable amount.
Browse the clothes available in the Swap Shop.
Swap your preloved clothing for these clothes.
If you don't see anything you like, collect a tag and come along to a future Swap Shop to find something there that you'd like to swap: the clothes available are always changing.
No resellers please. We're here to rehome clothes so they can be loved again and to limit the impact feeling great in a new look has on the planet. We're not here for us or others to make money from generously swapped clothes. Suspected resellers will be politely asked to leave.

We run our Swap Shops in a spirit of trust and community. We do not tolerate abuse of the swap system.

All Swap Shops run from 10 to 4 on the following dates:

29th October

26th November

28th January

25th February

25th March

29th April

27th May