How to Arrange a Swishing Party

Swishing is the name directed at a party organised to swap second hand clothes. It is the newest trend and is now so popular since it is a good way to save money. It can also be friendly to the environment and fun. Swishing enables you to recycle clothes instead of throwing them away minimising the environmental impact due to the manufacture and disposal of textiles and clothing. The aim of a swish party is to obtain together a small grouping of people each with one or more item of clothing or accessories in good condition. By the end of the swishing party every person is going home with at least one item that they really love.

It is easy to arrange a swishing party and you can choose whether to only have a tiny party and swish with friends or perhaps a larger scale swish that is open to the public. You'll first need certainly to make sure that everyone understands about your swishing party and what is involved by sending out invitations or advertising if it is a more substantial scale event.

Each individual needs to create one item of clothing that is in good shape and they are happy to swap. They could leave with as much items as they wish but no items can be claimed prior to the swish is opened. There may usually be described as a browsing time prior to the opening of the swish, the length of time depends on how big is the swish Sanse clothing arrangements. All items should be put on display during this time. The browsing time can also be a perfect time for guests to truly have a drink and some nibbles and to socialise and enjoy themselves.

There is really nothing else to arranging a swishing party. Obviously everyone needs to enter into to the spirit of the big event by taking along clothes or accessories that they no more want but that someone else could be delighted for and it goes without saying that there ought to be no pushing, shoving or fighting for clothes once the swish begins!

If you like the thought of swishing but haven't got time for you to arrange a party, you could try swapping your clothes on a clothes swapping website.

This article was published by Ceri Heathcote for posh-swaps.com, a website for swapping, buying and selling second hand and vintage clothing.