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Impericon.com is a German website that sells metalcore-scene-based clothing, concert tickets, and other media and accessories.

History[edit]

At first, Impericon was named Imperial Clothing, but because of a clash with a brand company in Italy, they were forced to change their name. They ran a poll to decide whether they were going to name themselves Imperative (Imperial Generation) or Impericon (Imperial Conspiracy). By choosing 'Impericon' they avoided this brand collision.

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Merchandise[edit]

Impericon sells merchandise from a variety of bands, from groups such as Despised Icon and A Day to Remember others such as Ingested and Annotations of an Autopsy. They have merchandise from over 250 bands.

Streetwear[edit]

With nearly one hundred brands Impericon also has a streetwear collection with clothes from Puma, Vans, Yackfou, and Fullbleed. Impericon also sells shoes and accessories.

Events[edit]

Impericon also sells tickets to Hardcore concerts.

Accessories[edit]

Impericon sells accessories as well, like bags, wallets, socks, headphones, and snap-back hats.

External links[edit]

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