Swappi Helps Users Trade Clothes Via an App
Laura McQuarrie — December 19, 2013 — Tech
Swappi is an app that was developed by the students of Central Saint Martins during the Fashion Start Up Weekend at London’s Google headquarters. The app is described as “a clothing swapping party meets Tinder for your wardrobe.”
After taking pictures of the clothes in your closet, you can browse snapshots of garments that have been uploaded by other users and agree to make a trade. The app has a simple Instagram-like interface and it’s a great way to swap out a garment that doesn’t fit or you no longer love.
Currently, the clothing-swapping app has yet to launch, but on its site, interested users can sign up to be notified of when it will go live.
After taking pictures of the clothes in your closet, you can browse snapshots of garments that have been uploaded by other users and agree to make a trade. The app has a simple Instagram-like interface and it’s a great way to swap out a garment that doesn’t fit or you no longer love.
Currently, the clothing-swapping app has yet to launch, but on its site, interested users can sign up to be notified of when it will go live.
Trend Themes
1. Fashion Bartering - The rise of fashion bartering apps like Swappi creates opportunities for individuals to trade clothes, promoting sustainability and reducing waste.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion and Apparel - The fashion and apparel industry can leverage fashion bartering apps to engage customers in sustainable practices and enhance brand loyalty.
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