Swish’s first market a huge success - bringing creativity and sustainability to Northamptonshire families

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The Hungry Caterpillar Themed Forest School Session.

Swish, the innovative preloved children’s boutique and community hub, has celebrated a successful launch market, raising enough funds to host 20 local families at Bridgewater Forest School this April for free arts, crafts, and outdoor sessions with Puddles & Pine.

Swish is on a mission to keep children’s clothing out of landfill while fostering creativity and connection in the local community. At its first collaborative market with Wilf & Friends, families donated and shopped preloved clothing, participated in creative activities, and supported a circular, sustainable approach to children’s fashion.

Founder Abigail said, “We are thrilled with the response from the Northampton community. Our first market shows that sustainability and creativity can go hand-in-hand, and we’re proud to be able to offer these experiences to families for free.”

The initiative with Puddles & Pine at Bridgewater Forest School will give children access to engaging, hands-on creative and outdoor activities, reinforcing Swish’s commitment to making arts, crafts, and sports accessible to all.

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The Hungry Caterpillar Themed Forest School Session.

Swish continues to encourage local families to donate outgrown clothing, shop preloved, and join a community dedicated to sustainability, creativity, and fun through Swish Donation Points and drop-offs at HQ in Brixworth.

For more information, visit our BookWhen (https://bookwhen.com/swishcic) or follow Swish on @letsgoswish (Instagram) or Swish CIC (Facebook).

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