Swap old clothes for River Island clothes @ Reading

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http://styleinsider.riverisland.com/blog/eventinfo/the-river-island-exchange-at-reading-festival/?utm_source=reading+festival&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=fb+reading+festival+newsletter

Apparently you can swap old clothes for River Island stuff and it's all for charity of course.

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

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Apparently you can swap old clothes for River Island stuff and it's all for charity of course.

[kevinboyle82]

Wonder if they'll mind that my old clothes are covered in mud and beer

[Andre91]

Will Leeds have this too?

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Will Leeds have this too?

[6daviesdr]

yup right in there on the wednesday (if they are actually open then). Perfect excuse to get rid of shatty old clothes that dont fit aha

[Andre91]

Just Reading by the looks of it but even then 4k lots of clothes between 90k people it will be gone in an hour so the majority will miss out.

[Avens]

I quite like a few of River Island tees. Could happily swap a few of my too big tees from when I was fat for some new ones.

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Ahh ok. I can see there being some catch like the clothes you swap have to items you've got from River Island. So swapping River Island for River Island.

[mrtourette]

I quite like a few of River Island tees. Could happily swap a few of my too big tees from when I was fat for some new ones.

Edited August 2, 2012 by mrtourette

[RichieSpenno]

Do we get fruit of the loom at Leeds then?

[mrtourette]

George at Asda.

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Do we get fruit of the loom at Leeds then?

[thesecretingredientiscrime]

Nah, Leeds get the old clothes from the Reading festival lot.

[mrtourette]

I read something about an 'Adopt-a-Northener' scheme whereby everyone who buys a ticket for Leeds get paired up with a Reading attendee and gets to spend a weekend with them, so that they can get a good meal inside them and such other things.

[AcademicPistol]

Northeners aren't just for christmas.

[thesecretingredientiscrime]

I read something about an 'Adopt-a-Northener' scheme whereby everyone who buys a ticket for Leeds get paired up with a Reading attendee and gets to spend a weekend with them, so that they can get a good meal inside them and such other things.

[Andre91]

Nah, it's to build brand awareness so any old clothes for River Island stuff like the cold beer exchange and battery exchange were both sponsored by brands but didn't care about what you were giving.