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Feeling the love

Tuesday, February 21st, 2006

“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

Posted in Quotes, Exhibitor Info, Margin, Tradeshow, Exhibition, London, Streetwear, Seventyseven, February 2006 |

Margin London February 2006

Wednesday, February 15th, 2006

2sickbastards

Abuze London

Allpurpose Workshop

Apestein

Concrete Hermit

Crossfader
Dephect
Dephect
Detour
Detour

El Ganso

El Ganso
FFYR
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
Kangol
Kulte
Kulte

Lady Luck Rules OK

Lazy Oaf
Loaf
Loaf
Loaf
Loaf

New Future Graphic

New Urban

NotYetDead

Our World Recycled

Plain Lazy

Pussytat

Reflective DIffusion

Scrawl Collective

Seventyseven

Signal 230
Slush
Slush

Smorgandorf

South West Clothing
Spuk
SPUK
Stylex
Stylex

Sugarhill

Supremebeing

Terrace Tees

The Hello 21 Corporation
Tonic
Tonic

Urban Urban

Worn Free / Lost Property
Yamama
Yamama

Posted in Exhibitor Info, Margin, Tradeshow, Exhibition, London, Dephect, Lazy Oaf, Girlgang, Menswear, Lost Property, Kulte, Loaf Lifestyle, Womenswear, Kangol, Streetwear, Tees, Get Cutie, London Fashion Week, Belts, New Brands, Worn Free, I Saved Laurence, Heidi Seeker, Seventyseven, Supremebeing, Junkfunk, Lady Luck Rules OK, Images, Scrawl Collective, 2sickbastards, Slush, Ili I Love it, Urban Urban, Apestein, New Urban, February 2006, Holt Royale, Our World Recycled, New Future Graphic, Yamama, Sugarhill, NotYetDead, Abuze London, El Ganso, Ginch Gonch, Stereo Sound Agency, Concrete Hermit, Agharta, SPUK, Stylex |

Exhibitor Preview + Seventyseven

Thursday, February 2nd, 2006

Seventyseven

Seventyseven

Seventyseven is the UK Premium Streetwear / Casualwear label sought after by those wanting to stand out from the crowd.

Started almost 4 years ago by Neil Fisher - both design and distribution is still controlled entirely at grass roots by themselves to ensure the label is as unique and independent as the quality retailers that stock Seventyseven. Edgy print based tee’s and sweats are backed up by innovative custom made Polo shirts, knitwear, accessories and feature packed outerwear.

Posted in Margin, Preview, Tradeshow, Exhibition, London, Menswear, Streetwear, Seventyseven, February 2006 |

Margin London February 2004

Tuesday, February 10th, 2004

February 2004 + Mens Edition +

2sickbastards

Seventyseven

AlphaBetCity

Block Headwear

Branie Belts

Dirty Boy

Disturbia

EIO Clothing

Eternal Beau

Filter Clothing

Frisk
Frisk

Garment Workers

Goodvibes

Greenbacks

Hospital Radio

Ibe Denim

Iggi
Iggi

King Apparel

Lazy Oaf

Militia Rockers

Nacha by Supremebeing

Nivarlis

Pascalokada

Plek
Plek

Pure Evil

Red Smoke

Six Killer

Subsurface

Supa68
Supa68

Supertom

Tank Theory

Terratag

Throw
Throw

Treat Ya Self

Triiad
Triiad

Ubiquity Records

Uniform
Uniform

Upper Playground

Urban Frenzy

Urban Urban

Worn By
Worn By

Yes London

Posted in Exhibitor Info, Margin, The Tee Room, Ubiquity Records, Tradeshow, Exhibition, London, Fashion, Lazy Oaf, Menswear, Block Headwear, Terratag, Upper Playground, Iggi, Womenswear, Streetwear, Yes London, Tees, Eternal Beau, EIO Clothing, New Brands, Seventyseven, Supremebeing, Militia Rockers, Subsurface, The Music Rooms, Hospital Radio, Images, Tank Theory, Filter Clothing, King Apparel, Pure Evil, 2sickbastards, Triiad, February 2004, Dirty Boy, Disturbia, Frisk, Garment Workers, Goodvibes, Greenbacks, Plek, Uniform, Urban Frenzy, Worn By, Urban Urban |

Margin London August 2003

Friday, August 15th, 2003

Images from the August 2003 Mens Edition

2sickbastards

Airkit

Block Headwear

Bond International

Dephect

Emitai

Eternal Beau

Filter Clothing

Fish & Friend

Gama Go

Greenbacks & Precinct 13

GroovyK

Hospital Radio

Iggi

Imperfectionist

Ink & Paint

King Apparel

Lazy Oaf

Militia Rockers

MMKL / The T Book

Pure Evil

Rainbow Knitwear

Schwipe

Scrawl Collective

Seventyseven

Spiked Punch

Subsurface

Supremebeing

Tank Theory

Terratag

The Invisibles

Thread

Triiad

Truck Brand

Twisted Generation

Two People

Tyler

Upper Playground

Urino

Wanted Clothing

Weirdworks

Yes London

Zippy Ziggy / Arkness

Posted in Exhibitor Info, Margin, The Tee Room, Tradeshow, Exhibition, London, Dephect, Lazy Oaf, Menswear, Rainbow Knitwear, Bond International, Block Headwear, Gama-Go, Terratag, Upper Playground, Iggi, Womenswear, Streetwear, Twisted Generation, Yes London, Imperfectionist, Thread, Urino, Eternal Beau, New Brands, Seventyseven, Supremebeing, Handbuilt Press, Militia Rockers, The Invisibles, The Originals, Subsurface, The Music Rooms, Fish & Friend, Hospital Radio, Images, Tyler, Scrawl Collective, Tank Theory, Two People, Airkit, Truck Brand, Filter Clothing, King Apparel, Pure Evil, 2sickbastards, Zippy Ziggy, Remi Rough, MMKL, The T Book, Schwipe, Triiad, Arkness, August 2003 |

Margin London August 2003

Tuesday, July 1st, 2003

MARGIN LONDON is an affordable exhibition giving new fashion labels a platform to reach a larger buying and press audience. Showcasing upscale streetwear and directional fashion, the forthcoming August editions of Margin London will showcase a tightly edited selection of Menswear and Womenswear.

MENS > The Mens show gathers the finest exponents of upscale streetwear and casual tailoring from the UK, Europe, and the US. The Mens edition will showcase modern tailoring from brands such as Spiked Punch, Bond International, Tyler and Yes; directional graphics from new labels including Scrawl Tees, Urino, Tank Theory and Two People; and accessories with broad appeal from labels including Airkit, Block Headwear, Truck Brand, Skratch and Weirdworks.

11 USA Labels showing exclusively at Margin; 16 New labels debuting their ranges in the UK;

Artist Pete Fowler will be decorating the free bar and magazine area.

CONFIRMED EXHIBITORS FOR THE MENS EDITION INCLUDE: >Airkit >Block Headwear >Bond International >Dephect >Eternal Beau >Filter Clothing >Fish & Friend >Friendly Animals >Frisk >Gama-Go >Ginja Ninja >Hospital Radio >Iggi >Imperfectionist >Ink & Paint >King Underapparel >Lazy Oaf >Militia >Northern Shirts >OK47 >Pure Evil >Rainbow Knitwear >Scrawl Tees >Seventyseven >Skratch >Spiked Punch >Subsurface >Supremebeing >Syndrome >Tank Theory >Terratag >The Invisibles >Thread >Truck Brand >Twisted Generation >Two People >2sickbastards >Tyler >Upper Playground >Urino >Wanted Clothing >Wildlife Distribution >Yes

WOMENS > This is the first womens salon of its kind - menswear has been well served in this field generally. We look forward to staging the first boutique-style trade exhibition for womens upscale streetwear and directional fashion in London. Whilst the Mens show gathers the finest exponents of upscale streetwear and casual tailoring, the Womens will showcase a diverse blend of upscale streetwear, high-end clothing and unique accessories; from exclusive Italian handbags to hand-crafted lingerie as well as excting clothing ranges.

9 Overseas Labels showing exclusively at Margin;

9 New labels debuting their ranges in the UK;

Sound Artists Thunderbolt will be installing their sound art.

CONFIRMED EXHIBITORS FOR THE WOMENS EDITION INCLUDE: >Airkit >Bessies Undies >Be.you#[k] >Blythe >Con Chi Esco Stasera >Elec/tri-c’ity >Emma Levine >Florinda Schnitzel >Geek Boutique >Get Casual >Get Cutie >Gozi >Gr�ovyk Clothing >Idols >Iggi >Ki-Shirts >OK47 >Our World >Rainbow Knitwear >Ruby Foo >Supremebeing >Traffic People >Twisted Generation >Wildlife Distribution >Woo Woo >Yes >Zippy Ziggy

MARGIN LONDON DATES

>MENS >10th & 11th August 2003

>WOMENS >17th & 18th August 2003

10am to 6pm

The Music Rooms South Molton Lane London W1

Posted in Margin, Art, News, The Tee Room, Pete Fowler, Monsterism, Tradeshow, Exhibition, London, Dephect, Lazy Oaf, Menswear, Rainbow Knitwear, Bond International, Block Headwear, Emma Levine, Gama-Go, OK47, Terratag, Upper Playground, Iggi, Womenswear, Streetwear, Twisted Generation, Yes London, Imperfectionist, Thread, Tees, Urino, Eternal Beau, Bags, Knitwear, New Brands, Seventyseven, Supremebeing, Militia Rockers, The Invisibles, Subsurface, Get Casual, The Music Rooms, Fish & Friend, Hospital Radio, Thunderbolt, Tyler, Scrawl Collective, Tank Theory, Two People, Airkit, Truck Brand, Filter Clothing, King Apparel, Pure Evil, Syndrome, 2sickbastards, Bessies Undies, Be You K, Blythe, Traffic People, Zippy Ziggy, August 2003 |


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Archive for the 'Seventyseven' Category Next Entries » Feeling the love Share: Tuesday, February 21st, 2006 “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 Share: Posted in Quotes, Exhibitor Info, Margin, Tradeshow, Exhibition, London, Streetwear, Seventyseven, February 2006 \| Margin London February 2006 Share: Wednesday, February 15th, 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 Share: Posted in Exhibitor Info, Margin, Tradeshow, Exhibition, London, Dephect, Lazy Oaf, Girlgang, Menswear, Lost Property, Kulte, Loaf Lifestyle, Womenswear, Kangol, Streetwear, Tees, Get Cutie, London Fashion Week, Belts, New Brands, Worn Free, I Saved Laurence, Heidi Seeker, Seventyseven, Supremebeing, Junkfunk, Lady Luck Rules OK, Images, Scrawl Collective, 2sickbastards, Slush, Ili I Love it, Urban Urban, Apestein, New Urban, February 2006, Holt Royale, Our World Recycled, New Future Graphic, Yamama, Sugarhill, NotYetDead, Abuze London, El Ganso, Ginch Gonch, Stereo Sound Agency, Concrete Hermit, Agharta, SPUK, Stylex \| Exhibitor Preview + Seventyseven Share: Thursday, February 2nd, 2006 Seventyseven Seventyseven is the UK Premium Streetwear / Casualwear label sought after by those wanting to stand out from the crowd. Started almost 4 years ago by Neil Fisher - both design and distribution is still controlled entirely at grass roots by themselves to ensure the label is as unique and independent as the quality retailers that stock Seventyseven. Edgy print based tee’s and sweats are backed up by innovative custom made Polo shirts, knitwear, accessories and feature packed outerwear. Share: Posted in Margin, Preview, Tradeshow, Exhibition, London, Menswear, Streetwear, Seventyseven, February 2006 \| Margin London February 2004 Share: Tuesday, February 10th, 2004 February 2004 + Mens Edition + 2sickbastards Seventyseven AlphaBetCity Block Headwear Branie Belts Dirty Boy Disturbia EIO Clothing Eternal Beau Filter Clothing Frisk Garment Workers Goodvibes Greenbacks Hospital Radio Ibe Denim Iggi King Apparel Lazy Oaf Militia Rockers Nacha by Supremebeing Nivarlis Pascalokada Plek Pure Evil Red Smoke Six Killer Subsurface Supa68 Supertom Tank Theory Terratag Throw Treat Ya Self Triiad Ubiquity Records Uniform Upper Playground Urban Frenzy Urban Urban Worn By Yes London Share: Posted in Exhibitor Info, Margin, The Tee Room, Ubiquity Records, Tradeshow, Exhibition, London, Fashion, Lazy Oaf, Menswear, Block Headwear, Terratag, Upper Playground, Iggi, Womenswear, Streetwear, Yes London, Tees, Eternal Beau, EIO Clothing, New Brands, Seventyseven, Supremebeing, Militia Rockers, Subsurface, The Music Rooms, Hospital Radio, Images, Tank Theory, Filter Clothing, King Apparel, Pure Evil, 2sickbastards, Triiad, February 2004, Dirty Boy, Disturbia, Frisk, Garment Workers, Goodvibes, Greenbacks, Plek, Uniform, Urban Frenzy, Worn By, Urban Urban \| Margin London August 2003 Share: Friday, August 15th, 2003 Images from the August 2003 Mens Edition 2sickbastards Airkit Block Headwear Bond International Dephect Emitai Eternal Beau Filter Clothing Fish & Friend Gama Go Greenbacks & Precinct 13 GroovyK Hospital Radio Iggi Imperfectionist Ink & Paint King Apparel Lazy Oaf Militia Rockers MMKL / The T Book Pure Evil Rainbow Knitwear Schwipe Scrawl Collective Seventyseven Spiked Punch Subsurface Supremebeing Tank Theory Terratag The Invisibles Thread Triiad Truck Brand Twisted Generation Two People Tyler Upper Playground Urino Wanted Clothing Weirdworks Yes London Zippy Ziggy / Arkness Share: Posted in Exhibitor Info, Margin, The Tee Room, Tradeshow, Exhibition, London, Dephect, Lazy Oaf, Menswear, Rainbow Knitwear, Bond International, Block Headwear, Gama-Go, Terratag, Upper Playground, Iggi, Womenswear, Streetwear, Twisted Generation, Yes London, Imperfectionist, Thread, Urino, Eternal Beau, New Brands, Seventyseven, Supremebeing, Handbuilt Press, Militia Rockers, The Invisibles, The Originals, Subsurface, The Music Rooms, Fish & Friend, Hospital Radio, Images, Tyler, Scrawl Collective, Tank Theory, Two People, Airkit, Truck Brand, Filter Clothing, King Apparel, Pure Evil, 2sickbastards, Zippy Ziggy, Remi Rough, MMKL, The T Book, Schwipe, Triiad, Arkness, August 2003 \| Margin London August 2003 Share: Tuesday, July 1st, 2003 MARGIN LONDON is an affordable exhibition giving new fashion labels a platform to reach a larger buying and press audience. Showcasing upscale streetwear and directional fashion, the forthcoming August editions of Margin London will showcase a tightly edited selection of Menswear and Womenswear. MENS > The Mens show gathers the finest exponents of upscale streetwear and casual tailoring from the UK, Europe, and the US. The Mens edition will showcase modern tailoring from brands such as Spiked Punch, Bond International, Tyler and Yes; directional graphics from new labels including Scrawl Tees, Urino, Tank Theory and Two People; and accessories with broad appeal from labels including Airkit, Block Headwear, Truck Brand, Skratch and Weirdworks. 11 USA Labels showing exclusively at Margin; 16 New labels debuting their ranges in the UK; Artist Pete Fowler will be decorating the free bar and magazine area. CONFIRMED EXHIBITORS FOR THE MENS EDITION INCLUDE: >Airkit >Block Headwear >Bond International >Dephect >Eternal Beau >Filter Clothing >Fish & Friend >Friendly Animals >Frisk >Gama-Go >Ginja Ninja >Hospital Radio >Iggi >Imperfectionist >Ink & Paint >King Underapparel >Lazy Oaf >Militia >Northern Shirts >OK47 >Pure Evil >Rainbow Knitwear >Scrawl Tees >Seventyseven >Skratch >Spiked Punch >Subsurface >Supremebeing >Syndrome >Tank Theory >Terratag >The Invisibles >Thread >Truck Brand >Twisted Generation >Two People >2sickbastards >Tyler >Upper Playground >Urino >Wanted Clothing >Wildlife Distribution >Yes WOMENS > This is the first womens salon of its kind - menswear has been well served in this field generally. We look forward to staging the first boutique-style trade exhibition for womens upscale streetwear and directional fashion in London. Whilst the Mens show gathers the finest exponents of upscale streetwear and casual tailoring, the Womens will showcase a diverse blend of upscale streetwear, high-end clothing and unique accessories; from exclusive Italian handbags to hand-crafted lingerie as well as excting clothing ranges. 9 Overseas Labels showing exclusively at Margin; 9 New labels debuting their ranges in the UK; Sound Artists Thunderbolt will be installing their sound art. CONFIRMED EXHIBITORS FOR THE WOMENS EDITION INCLUDE: >Airkit >Bessies Undies >Be.you#[k] >Blythe >Con Chi Esco Stasera >Elec/tri-c’ity >Emma Levine >Florinda Schnitzel >Geek Boutique >Get Casual >Get Cutie >Gozi >Gr�ovyk Clothing >Idols >Iggi >Ki-Shirts >OK47 >Our World >Rainbow Knitwear >Ruby Foo >Supremebeing >Traffic People >Twisted Generation >Wildlife Distribution >Woo Woo >Yes >Zippy Ziggy MARGIN LONDON DATES >MENS >10th & 11th August 2003 >WOMENS >17th & 18th August 2003 10am to 6pm The Music Rooms South Molton Lane London W1 Share: Posted in Margin, Art, News, The Tee Room, Pete Fowler, Monsterism, Tradeshow, Exhibition, London, Dephect, Lazy Oaf, Menswear, Rainbow Knitwear, Bond International, Block Headwear, Emma Levine, Gama-Go, OK47, Terratag, Upper Playground, Iggi, Womenswear, Streetwear, Twisted Generation, Yes London, Imperfectionist, Thread, Tees, Urino, Eternal Beau, Bags, Knitwear, New Brands, Seventyseven, Supremebeing, Militia Rockers, The Invisibles, Subsurface, Get Casual, The Music Rooms, Fish & Friend, Hospital Radio, Thunderbolt, Tyler, Scrawl Collective, Tank Theory, Two People, Airkit, Truck Brand, Filter Clothing, King Apparel, Pure Evil, Syndrome, 2sickbastards, Bessies Undies, Be You K, Blythe, Traffic People, Zippy Ziggy, August 2003 \| Next Entries »

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