Cooshti, Bristol +

Retail institution Cooshti opened in 1993 to an independent-hungry Bristol and introduced locals to a mix of contemporary streetwear and casualwear. With mens and womens clothing and footwear brands including Stussy, Nike, Adidas Originals, Obey, Onitsuka Tiger, Fred Perry Collaborations, Cooshti has also launched many a new and emerging brands over the years since the store opened.
http://www.cooshti.com

Mama San, Brighton +

Adorable boutique in the North Laines area of Brighton, Mama San provides girly pieces with a rocky edge from designers such as Jojo & Mac, JunkShop/Jumble, Me & Yu, Hannah Makes Things, and Me & Zena, who have all exhibited at Margin.
http://www.mamasan.co.uk

Harry Blades Angry Daves, Bristol +

Unique store combining a hair salon for men and women, with an upscale streetwear offering that specialises in hard to find imports and sneakers. Throw in a barbecue and it’s no surprise to note the social atmosphere helps customers chill out, get their barnets sorted, and get kitted out all before hitting the town.
http://www.angrydaves.co.uk

Potassium, London +

Centrally located a stones throw from Marble Arch, Potassium on Seymour Place provides classic mens and womens clothing such as Original Penguin alongside ethically-sourced emerging labels, including Frank & Faith, Laundry Maid Jeans, Kuyichi and Komodo, who have all exhibited at Margin London. With limited-edition homewares, gifts and furniture, Potassium is a true concept store in the original sense with each lifestyle item handpicked.
http://www.potassiumstore.co.uk

Andwot, Bristol +

Tucked away in a basement on the charming Christmas Steps, Bristol label Andwot has created a fittingly underground cavern for underground Bristol designers and artists to sell their wares. With new Bristol start-up brands like Bake Designs and Who Clothing alongside their own range, Andwot offer new garments with rare and vintage sneakers.
http://www.andwot.com

My Yard, Bristol +

Opened in 2006 as a creative outlet for Bristol artists through their eponymous label, My Yard has grown over the years into a multibrand store specialising in upscale streetwear for men with a contemporary young fashion offering for women. Over two floors, My Yard carries mens brands Ames Bros, Lazy Oaf, Dephect, and their own label, who all made their UK trade debut at Margin. Womenswear includes Margin exhibitors Found and Grizzly Nights as well as an edited vintage section.
http://www.my-yard.com