On November 12 and 13, the TOK Bar in Prague will host SWAP, an event that gives clothing and fashion accessories a second chance. Come support sustainable shopping, get rid of items you no longer use, and maybe take home something new in return.
You can bring up to 7 clean items of clothing in good condition to the swap—things you no longer wear but that might still make someone else happy. You’ll find a wide variety of clothing and fashion accessories waiting for you that might find a new home in your closet. You don’t have to come with a bag full of items—the main goal is to share, swap, and give clothes a second chance.
The swap is a great opportunity to refresh your wardrobe without unnecessary shopping, discover unique pieces, and at the same time help reduce textile waste. Instead of clothes ending up forgotten in a closet, they can bring joy to someone else. Come enjoy a pleasant afternoon in the relaxed atmosphere of TOK Bar and support the idea of more sustainable fashion.
WHERE: TOK bar, Nitranská 13, Prague 3
WHEN: November 12–13, 2026
PRICE: Suggested donation of 100 Kč
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