In the independent-rich complex of The Forum, Fuse has been providing Sheffield with streetwear for over 18 years +

Brands include previous Margin exhibitors such as Lazy Oaf, King Apparel, Eastpak, Get Cutie, and Vacant, along with Dickies, The Quiet Life, The Hundreds, Rebel 8, Mishka, Crooks & Castles, and 10 Deep +

Opened three years ago, Mechanic People provides the locals and tourists of sunny Cadiz with their fix of contemporary streetwear brands as well as lifestyle accessories, such as bikes and neo-ghetto blasters +

With mens and womens brands such as The Hundreds, Dissizit, Religion, Paul Frank, and LRG, Mechanic People also offer OBEY, Supremebeing and Vestal who have exhibited at Margin +

Firmly established as a retail institution in Notting Hill, Supra opened 16 years ago to provide a much-needed brand mix of contemporary streetwear in West London +

With streetwear brands including OBEY, Stussy, Alife, and The Hundreds in their Portobello Road store, and a heritage mix such as Folk, Penfield, Norse Projects, Armor Lux, Fred Perry Laurel, and Canada Goose in their more-recent Kensal Rise store, Supra have helped launch many a new brand and contributed greatly to the growth and development of streetwear in the UK +

http://www.supralondon.com

Urban Industry, Eastbourne +

Starting as a small shop in seaside town Eastbourne, Urban Industry has grown to be the largest independent online purveyor of streetwear brands in the UK. With skatewear classics such as Stussy, Nike, Adidas, Obey, and Volcom, Urban Industry is also renowned for taking on new and homegrown brands that they feel their customer base will appreciate such as Supremebeing, King Apparel, Seventyseven, My Yard, Ultrarama, and Junkfunk.
http://www.urbanindustry.co.uk