Tradeshows/Conventions in the UK

Does anyone know of any of these at all in the UK, i have had a look and can only see the clothes show at the NEC in december??

Seems like america gets all the best things (magic, warped tour etc)

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   hunty said 4 months ago

   Yeah - I really don’t know of any here like that...

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   Backfire said 4 months ago

   So is the clothes show basically only remotely close to anything worth going to?

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   Backfire said 4 months ago

   Bump

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   heroes said 4 months ago

   london edge

   its fucking huge

   dave pts

   god machine know more than me

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   Backfire said 4 months ago

   cheers dude

   If anyone can let me know how to get in as its not for the public

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   Half a Job Jeans said 4 months ago

   There is a really good trade show in Barcelona called Bread & Butter where alot of T-shirts are shown. Easy jet fly there for much cheapness too, only thing is accomadation is alot.

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   i came from nothing said 4 months ago

   London tradeshow

   http://www.margin.tv/

   one very soon - its massive...

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   godmachine said 4 months ago

   London Edge is the one to go to. They have a website and all info can be found through that. Bread and Butter is huge!

   those two are the most important for the EU.

   I think there is one in birmingham too.

   Yanks: London Edge is now in New York- they would be good to get in with if you wanted to trade overseas.

   Drop me a line if you want to know more.

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   i came from nothing said 4 months ago

   Godmachine said: London Edge is the one to go to. They have a website and all info can be found through that. Bread and Butter is huge! those two are the most important for the EU. I think there is one in birmingham too. Yanks: London Edge is now in New York- they would be good to get in with if you wanted to trade overseas. Drop me a line if you want to know more.

   ive seen the vids of you at the trade show, looks full on metal market with some crazy looking dudes, deffo not my market. Is it all like that or are there streat wear guys as well, as the metal and streatwear guys are so different.

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    godmachine said 4 months ago

    i came from nothing said:

    Godmachine said: London Edge is the one to go to. They have a website and all info can be found through that. Bread and Butter is huge! those two are the most important for the EU. I think there is one in birmingham too. Yanks: London Edge is now in New York- they would be good to get in with if you wanted to trade overseas. Drop me a line if you want to know more.

    ive seen the vids of you at the trade show, looks full on metal market with some crazy looking dudes, deffo not my market. Is it all like that or are there streat wear guys as well, as the metal and streatwear guys are so different.

    famous and silver star have stands there- check the website- they have a massive street wear market. Sometimes a good stratergy is to sell outside of your normal market.

    my research led me to an interesting story of a company who sold excersise bike- who sold the most at dentists conventions.

    Todays streetweat/metal/pop/inie markets lines are so blurred I doubt its a good idea to make sweeping assumptions like that.

    check it out bro- yuo’d be surprised.

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    i came from nothing said 4 months ago

    Godmachine said:

    i came from nothing said:

    Godmachine said: London Edge is the one to go to. They have a website and all info can be found through that. Bread and Butter is huge! those two are the most important for the EU. I think there is one in birmingham too. Yanks: London Edge is now in New York- they would be good to get in with if you wanted to trade overseas. Drop me a line if you want to know more.

    ive seen the vids of you at the trade show, looks full on metal market with some crazy looking dudes, deffo not my market. Is it all like that or are there streat wear guys as well, as the metal and streatwear guys are so different.

    famous and silver star have stands there- check the website- they have a massive street wear market. Sometimes a good stratergy is to sell outside of your normal market.

    my research led me to an interesting story of a company who sold excersise bike- who sold the most at dentists conventions.

    Todays streetweat/metal/pop/inie markets lines are so blurred I doubt its a good idea to make sweeping assumptions like that.

    check it out bro- yuo’d be surprised.

    I 100% hear you dude and widening my market base as I type.

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    Slow Decay said 4 months ago

    Just wondering how many leaflets or freebies you tend to give away at thesee types of shows, I’m looking to get some printed and am not sure of quantities?

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    Backfire said 4 months ago

    For the margin show, Its trade only, so does this mean i cannot get in just for a look around and a chat with everyone that is there???

    Is there anyway i can get in if i dont have a stall there???

    Cheers

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