Swishing - Clothes Swapping Parties

I’m heading home to dust off my Manolos that never fitted, and to find the pile of trousers that I won’t fit into again... because Swishing Week is fast approaching.  Swishing was created for fashion lovers, by the fashion ...

Can I only Swish for a year? Since Futerra created Swishing in 2007, I’ve said a thousand times that Swishing will replace fast, disposable fashion. Is that really possible? It’s time I put my money where my mouth is. Swishi...

As the dust settles after this week’s riots, and the long, slow, clean up starts, it strikes me that there are parallels between the troubles in the global financial markets and those on the streets of London, Manchester and Birmingham. A...

Anna Dalziel runs swishing events across Cornwall.  She has been a passionate believer in environmental issues since she was a child, and has always loved fashion. As a complete addict to getting a bargain and sourcing clothing from altern...

Like Swishing, Ms Wanda is all about beautiful clothing that doesn't cost the earth. As well as a prolific blogger, Ms Wanda is also the creative director of Ms Wanda's Wardrobe, a veritable treasure trove of sustainable goodies for the...

  The sustainable fashion season is upon us. Estethica at LFW, debates in the House of Lords and this week the lovely Lily Cole is profiled in the Guardian     I know that shopping is a very guilty pleasure. Fast ...

This week is officially National Clothes Swapping Week, a bit like Christmas for the seasoned Swishette. Our pals at Do the Green Thing have a great list of suggestions on how to get into the swapping action and the girls at Daisy Gree...

I used to have real hangups about social media. But then I met my boyfriend online, and realised that perhaps there was nothing to be scared of. So when my fellow Swishettes at Futerra, @LucyWarin and @JenKatan, suggested our first Swishing par...

On a cold, damp night in November six years ago, Futerra held the first ever Swishing party in a dingy office in London Bridge. Despite no one understanding the idea, hundreds of women turned up – luckily with sacks full of clothes. We sp...