This Saturday! Free summertime clothing swap, 11.30 am-3pm, 29 June, Peckham Levels

By alnmr
June 25, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 25, 2019

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Posted June 25, 2019

Summer is here and with it comes the chance to update your wardrobe for free!

Join us on Saturday, 29 June and trade in their gently used clothes for new-to-you items.

Here's how it works:

-Sign up at summertimeclothingswap.eventbrite.com and bring along all of your friends - the more people who come, the more choice there is!

-Dig out and bring along up to 5 pre-loved items that you or your family no longer wear.

-For every piece you bring, you'll be able to pick out one piece to take home with you.

-If you find more pieces that you like than items that you brought, you can purchase additional items by taking action with Labour Behind the Label.

-Enjoy your new-to-you items in the summer sunshine!

Here's what you need to know:

-Everyone is welcome! Bring the whole family and share with friends.

-Registration isn't required, but is encouraged.

-This event is FREE because we want to encourage everyone to learn more about sustainable and ethical choices.

-The venue is fully accessible via a lift.

Full details and registration at summertimeclothingswap.eventbrite.com.

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