swapshop

noun
UK /ˈswɒpʃɒp/
US /ˈswɑːpʃɑːp/

A shop where you trade things you have for other things instead of paying money.

We took our old toys to the swapshop and came home with a puzzle and a bike.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A place or event where people exchange goods, often secondhand items, without using money.

The community center runs a monthly swapshop for clothes and books.

3. An online platform or app where users trade items with one another.

She found a bigger coat for her son on a local swapshop.

4. A shop that buys used goods and resells them, sometimes offering credit toward other items.

The swapshop on the corner gave us store credit for our old games.