BRING IT. SWAP IT. SELL IT. DONATE IT.

Bring the beautiful pieces sitting in your closet that you just don’t wear anymore and swap them for something new-to-you. Have higher-end, designer, vintage, or special pieces? You’re welcome to sell those instead! You set your prices and handle your own sales.

Clothing, shoes, handbags, jewelry, scarves, belts, and other accessories are welcome.

THE CLOSET RULE: BRING THE GOOD STUFF.

If you wouldn’t be excited to find it on the rack, leave it at home. All clothing and accessories must be clean, fresh, and in great condition—no stains, tears, holes, runs, excessive wear, pilling, broken zippers, missing buttons, or other noticeable damage.

Think: “I’d still wear this, it just deserves someone who actually will.”

MAKE YOUR SPACE YOUR OWN.

Revibe will provide racks and tables on a first come first serve basis. Just to be safe, if you have it available, bring your own hangers, clothing racks, shopping bags, baskets, mirrors, signage, or anything else you’d like to use to display your clothing and accessories. Make your little corner as simple or as cute as you want.

SIP WHILE YOU SHOP

We’ll be gathering at a local brewery who you know will have all of your favorites ready to go with music provided by Dj Jake, so you can sip, browse, swap, shop, catch up with friends, and maybe leave with a completely refreshed closet.

AND THE CLOTHES LEFT BEHIND CAN DO SOMETHING BIG.

At the end of the event, take home anything you didn’t swap or sell, or choose to donate it to the Revibe Arts Project. Donated clothing and accessories will be sold to help raise funds for Revibe’s first youth art classes and the future space Revibe will call home. We’ll also be accepting cash donations to Revibe throughout the event.

Come with a bag of clothes. Leave with a few new favorites. Have a mimosa. Meet some amazing women. And help us create more opportunities for local kids to experience art.

Your closet can do more than you think.

Sponsored by Revibe Arts Project
A nonprofit creating access to art, creativity, and community for local youth.