Selling your work

Scotland’s Trade Fair Spring takes place over three days at the end of January. Over 500 companies exhibit thousands of products. Around 5,000 trade buyers from department stores, mail-order, online, tourist attractions and independent retail outlets attend the show. The show incorporates the following Specialist Areas: Showcase Scotland, Launch Gallery, Scotland’s Speciality Food Show. The Craft Gallery, a partnership with Craft Scotland, is the Specialist Area designed to showcase the talent and variety of craft makers in Scotland to a trade audience.

Top Drawer is the perfect platform for UK and international lifestyle brands to present new ranges and best sellers in the curated and complementary worlds of Home, Gift, Fashion and Craft. Each world showcases an expert sector edit where the leading brands, designers, suppliers, manufacturers and distributors come to do business with the most successful creative retailers and contract buyers from across the UK and beyond.

The British Craft Trade Fair (BCTF) is a three-day event taking place at the Great Yorkshire Showground in Harrogate. The fair is strictly trade-only and showcases work from exclusively British and Irish makers. BCTF differs from other trade fairs in that no mass-manufactured products or products made overseas are allowed. Visitors can be confident, therefore, that they will be presented with a selection of the best hand-made British giftware available in the UK.

Pulse brings together hundreds of new and exclusive exhibitors and products, all curated by a panel of experts. It highlights the very latest trends, emerging talent, directional brands, product features and business. Located at London’s Olympia, Pulse is a platform for designers looking to boost mid-season sales and meet unique and influential buyers located in London and the South East.

New Designers is the UK's most important exhibition for emerging design. Running across two non-consecutive weeks, new graduates can exhibit if represented by their university. The show is not open to new graduates exhibiting on a solo basis; however the show also hosts 'One Year On', a dedicated space within New Designers that presents young, entrepreneurial designers who are in their first year of business. It runs across both weeks of the show and covers all disciplines.

International Jewellery London is the UK’s leading trade event for the international jewellery industry. The event showcases the latest product ranges from over 500 high-end, finished jewellery manufacturers, designers, loose gemstones suppliers, and retail services suppliers.
IJL attracts an unparalleled range of jewellery-focused and pre-qualified buyers from 63 countries in an exclusive trading environment.

Pure London is one of the leading fashion trade fairs with 7,000 visitors. As the biggest collection of womenswear, accessories and footwear you can showcase your work to independent boutiques, multiples, department stores and online businesses at the show. 

Scotland's Trade Fair Autumn presents the year's last buying opportunity in Scotland for retailers to source both new products and to order from existing lines in time for Christmas. The show runs over two days in September at Glasgow’s SECC and provides a carefully balanced selection of 160 companies exhibiting homeware, textiles, jewellery, fashion accessories, clan products, beauty and bath products, stationery and general giftware. The show typically sees around 1750 trade buyers from department stores, multiples, mail-order, online, tourist attractions and independent retail outlets.

100% Design is the largest and longest running contemporary design event for industry professionals in the UK. Over 27, 000 visitors head to the show across four days in September. 100% Design is the commercial cornerstone event of the London Design Festival. Exhibitors are carefully selected - reflecting the show’s focus on design quality, innovation and relevance to the architecture and design community.

The London Design Fair is a four-day industry event (with two trade-and-public days on the weekend of the Fair) that brings together 500 exhibitors from 28 countries. Part of the annual London Design Festival, the event attracts over 27,000 influential retail buyers, architects, interior designers, press, designers and design-savvy public attend to see and specify the very latest; furniture, lighting, textiles, materials and conceptual installations from around the world.

You can also find out more about the Scotland: Craft & Design pavilion, presented by Craft Scotland and Emergents at the London Design Fair.

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