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Looking back if I had opened an online Supreme UK reseller site I would have probably cleaned up But reselling culture wasn’t the behemoth it is today so itdidn’t feel like a viable option Fast forward 10years and Adam Bethell and Peter Mitchell are two friends from the North of England who were both frustrated at the lack of a UK secondary market for the brand they shared such a love for They formed a Facebook group called SupTalk UK/EU with the aim of bringing together like-minded people to buy sell and trade Supreme products check the legitimacy of goods and share knowledge onrumors speculate onrelease dates and talk collaborations
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Ben Hitchborn: I originally joined around May/June 2013 after seeing Peter Mitchell posting about it on various forums At that time the other large place to purchase Supreme (apart from the store itself and eBay) was Lew’s Dutty Streetwear group
Lew Lower: Before the group I ran the Dutty Streetwear page with Paolo Adam and Peter created SupTalkat the perfect time considering the London store had recently opened and we had nothing available online in Europe
Was the main aim of the group to spread knowledge and experiences or simply to sell/trade goods with like-minded people
AR: The aim of the group was to create a platform to buy and sell but with that come the knowledge base of people who were really into the brand
LL: Its initial aim was to incorporate both At first it was a lot more selling than discussion but with each season it grew into more of a community We used to offer a season-long proxy for anything from the collection This was before the EU online store had launched so we were the go-to place for people living outside of London We took way over 1000 orders and guaranteed to fulfill them all so every customer got what they wanted
BH: The main point of the group is for people to buy sell trade discuss and share pictures I personally collect a lot which has helped me to connect with a lot of other members and discuss many of the brand’s older pieces We have loads of members that resell lots of novices lots of older members that have been around the brand since the early days Name it and we have it in our group Photo: @shezimanezi / @emileftimov Was SupTalkUK a reaction to the infamous Strictly Supreme forumbecoming members-only
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LL: Not really Pete created the page purely because he believed the EUscene needed a marketplace of our own without having to pay obsceneoverseas shipping costs
What does your day-to-day admin role consist of
BH: Dealing with member requests (usually around 300 each day)?
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