Clothes for the whole family – from babies to plus sizes for women and men. Plus shoes, fabrics, bed linen and accessories, for a symbolic amount. Every Tuesday at Birsstrasse 58.
For people who need clothes
The clothing hand-out takes place weekly. People in need find well-kept clothes, shoes, fabrics, bed linen and accessories here. Everything is bought for a symbolic amount. It is not only about fabric but about dignity: being able to dress yourself and your children without having to ask.
Food and boutique: every Tuesday 11.00 – 16.45
Donate clothes
We are accepting clothing donations again. Bring them on Montag between 08.30 – 16.30 to Birsstrasse 58. Please arrange larger quantities in advance – we can also collect them from you.
For the whole family
We carry clothes from babywear through children and teenagers to women and men – explicitly including plus sizes. Anyone who finds nothing that fits elsewhere may well find it here.
Babies and toddlers
Children and teenagers
Women and men, all common sizes
Plus sizes for women and men
Shoes, fabrics, bed linen and accessories
The team
The boutique is run by Carola Schaeppi, supported by Jrene and Ramona.
Working with us
We offer unemployed people, welfare and disability benefit recipients, asylum seekers and others the chance to work with us voluntarily but reliably. That strengthens self-confidence and fosters dignity and mutual respect. We welcome applications to volunteer in the boutique.
Special events
Throughout the year the boutique holds special events to make shopping there a richer experience. During the Basler Herbstmesse, for instance, a wheel of fortune offers percentage discounts on your shopping – and a blank ticket still comes with a consolation prize.
Questions about the boutique: carolaschaeppi@danbasel.ch
A look inside
Two short clips from the boutique at Birsstrasse 58.
A walk through the boutique: shelves of shoes, shirts and trousers.A walk through the boutique.
Your contact
Carola Schaeppi
Vice-president, head of Boutique DaN, co-head of the Christmas party