How or where I can find a distributor for my clothing line in London?

Hello, I'm starting as a designer fashion and I just finished my first collection. I started selling clothes and my home line, but demand has soared so high that I would like to be able to keep Live in a boutique. Unfortunately I can not afford to have my own shop. I was wondering if anyone has any advice on any small boutiques that can hold my lines? Obviously it would be great to save big high street stores such as Primark, but I know that is currently out of reach realistic. My designs are contemporary street cuts made with small print infusions African / ethnic groups just to give you an idea. I would really appreciate some advice! Thanks!

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