MRket Shows Spring 2015 Menswear In New York City

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MRket is a menswear tradeshow that has a global reach as it covers a wide array of categories with exhibitors from the United States and abroad. The spring/summer 2015 show just wrapped as it ran from Sunday, July 20 until Tues, July 22 at New York City's Javits Center, and it was a show not to miss.

The beauty of a tradeshow like MRket is its ability to bring such a broad range of exhibitors together under one roof, from clothing to accessories that included cuff links and socks to luggage, fragrances and eyewear.

The fun of attending a men's tradeshow is to be open for the unexpected. Although women's shows often make more news, the men's exhibits should not be underestimated.

For spring/summer 2015, the length of the shorts appears to have come back down to knee length, which will be a relief to men that were not inclined to show off too much of their pins this past season.

One caveat is that although the length may be longer, those that enjoyed the shorter length may fear not as shorts were seen rolled up in a stylish manner.

Black and white are given no matter the season. Pastels were apparent but were not the overwhelming majority.

Green, blue and red appeared to be the dominant colors for this upcoming spring/summer season.

MRket is the only show, according to MRket, in the US to spotlight a Made in Italy section and a UK Design area. A Vanguards Gallery is also featured, which is an incubator for new and emerging brands that is curated specifically for attendees of MRket.

This season's show had a BKLYN Dry Goods pop-up shop that offered an assortment of products for sale within the back of the show space.

MRket brought together attendees from all 50 states and 47 countries.

With tradeshows, the ultimate decision of course is up to the buyer and what he/she chooses to bring into the store.

Were you able to attend MRket for spring/summer 2015? If so, what was your favorite aspect of the tradeshow?

Even if you didn't attend MRket, what trends or styles are you hoping to see for spring/summer 2015?

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