Most Christmas jumpers are made with synthetic fibres (like acrylic or polyester), and many are worn only once before being forgotten contributing to plastic pollution and fast fashion waste.

The Christmas Jumper Swap is a fun and festive way to cut waste and save resources during the holiday season. People donate jumpers they’ve outgrown or no longer wear, and pick a “new” one in return — all for free!

Swapping instead of buying new helps reduce the environmental impact of clothing production, lowers carbon emissions, and gives garments a longer life.

Our Christmas Jumper Swap Toolkit includes everything you need to run your own event, it’s perfect for schools, workplaces or community groups! Read our case study to find out how running a Christmas Jumper Swap went for Menston, West Yorkshire.

We’d love to see your festive reusables in action! Tag us on social media and share your swap stories.

Did you know 60% of clothing fibres are synthetics, such as plastic based polyester or nylon and that the clothing industry accounts for 8-10% of global greenhouse gases which causes Climate Change.

The Coat Exchange is a great way to update your winter wardrobe in an environmentally conscious way. Coats of all shapes, colours and sizes, no longer needed or wanted, are donated and quality checked before they are made freely available to anyone looking for a new winter coat.

Running a pre-loved clothing event like a Coat Exchange means fewer resources and energy are used to manufacture and transport new clothing, which helps reduce Climate Change, conserve resources and protect habitats.

Our toolkit provides you with everything you need to hold your own Coat Exchange including practical advice, posters, social media assets, and copy. Read our case study to find out more about the positive effects of running a Coat Exchange.

We’d love to hear about your Coat Exchange so tag us into your event too!