Feeling the love
“MARGIN was an excellent show for us and we look forward to attending in July. The Margin team have once again created a great environment for Seventyseven and other quality labels to meet with respected buyers from the U.K and around the world.”
Seventyseven
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Feeling the love
“As usual Margin was very successful for us and has been a huge factor in the growth of our brand. It is an ideal and affordable way to showcase our clothing to a wide variety of buyers from the UK and abroad. This season we wrote really good orders and the new venue worked well for us. The general feedback from buyers I spoke to was that while other shows had become more mainstream, unimaginative and commercial, Margin had stuck to its guns offering a far more exciting selection of niche brands with unique products.”
Heidi Seeker
Drapers February 2006
Drapers ‘Off the Record’
Drapers February 2006
Drapers Report on February 2006
Highlighting FFYR/Agharta, Kulte, Boulderstone, Supremebeing, Reflective Diffusion, Loaf Lifestyle
Margin London February 2006
Images from Margin London February 2006
Margin London February 2006 + Supremebeing Sneakers
In the world of sneakers is there such a thing as handmade and bespoke? With a factory capacity of 150 sneaks per style per season the sneaks from Supremebeing are a matter of exclusivity based on the time of 3 old skool shoe makers and their hand skills in the workshop in Barcelona, Sants.
The sneaks designer/maker, Damian Quinn, at Supremebeing studied classical shoemaking at Cordwainers, London. Together with Yok, Dave and Jo at Supremebeing, this is a project that encompasses all their footwear chat.
Damian at Supremebeing made a pair of sneakers by hand during the period of Margin London to enable those who love their sneaks to see the process that goes into making a pair of hand made shoes.
The Finished Pair made during Margin February 2006
Margin London February 2006
2sickbastards
Abuze London
Allpurpose Workshop
Apestein
Concrete Hermit
Crossfader
Dephect
Detour
El Ganso
El Ganso
FFYR / Agharta
Get Cutie
Ginch Gonch
Girlgang
Hardboiled inc
Heidi Seeker
Holt Royale
Ili – I Love it
I Saved Laurence
Joker and Thief
Junkfunk
Kangol
Kulte
Lady Luck Rules OK
Lazy Oaf
Loaf
Loaf
New Future Graphic
New Urban
NotYetDead
Our World Recycled
Plain Lazy
Pussytat
Reflective DIffusion
Scrawl Collective
Seventyseven
Signal 230
Slush
Smorgandorf
South West Clothing
SPUK
Stylex
Sugarhill
Supremebeing
Terrace Tees
The Hello 21 Corporation
Tonic
Urban Urban
Worn Free / Lost Property
Yamama
Feeling the love
“The general response to the show has always highlighted Margin’s ability to attract new designers. Most trade shows are either too expensive or too mainstream for the underground labels that prefer the more intimate and casual vibe that’s encouraged and protected at Margin.
The diversity of brands was remarkable, with collections from all over the world. What was most encouraging was that designers were still inspired and enthusiastic, with many of them showing handmade, quirky one-off pieces as imaginative as ones from when they first graduated.
Overall, as the brands get bigger so does Margin. Exhibitors really appreciated the new space and consequently the atmosphere was as buzzy as ever. ” WGSN
Art + February 2006 + Let Them Hang
LET THEM HANG
A new art website straight out of Bristol, bringing you a heavyweight collective of street artists, graphic designers and illustrators. A3 and A2 sized LTD edition, hand screened art prints, each limited to 150 prints. Exclusive guest artists, touring exhibitions, original pieces of art, stickers, ltd edition t-shirts and lots more.
Artists include: Eco, Dicy, Xenz, Paris, Nylon, Mr Jago, Sickboy, Mudwig, Will Barras, China Mike, & Darren Groucutt.
