Showing posts with label pop up. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pop up. Show all posts

Monday, May 14, 2012

Pantone + Gap

Pop up stores have become a popular trend in the retail industry. Last year, Gap and Pantone partnered together opening a pop up store on 5th Ave. Combining the iconic and popular Gap t-shirts with the vibrant hues, created a energetic color filled t-shirt shop. Who doesn't love color? The store featured Gap's upcoming spring collection in the true Pantone Colors, including a limited-edition tee in Mimosa (Pantone's color of the year 2009). 

“We wanted to create an explosion of color and bring some warmth and optimism to our customers,” said Patrick Robinson, executive vice president of design for Gap Adult and gapbody. “Mixing Pantone’s vibrant colors with Gap’s signature t-shirts gives everyone an opportunity to find the perfect tee they can mix and match for their own personal style.”

“We are thrilled to be working with Gap to bring PANTONE Colors to life in such an accessible way,” said Lisa Herbert, executive vice president of Pantone’s fashion, home and consumer division. “We recently selected Mimosa as the 2009 color of the year because yellow, more than any other color, best expresses hope and reassurance. During this time of economic uncertainty and change, we are excited to bring optimism and joy to consumers by offering products in this imaginative color at the Gap & Pantone T-Shop.”

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Friday, July 22, 2011

"Pop-Up Retail"

In today's economic time, "Pop-Up Retail" stores are becoming more popular. Trends and products come and go with retail stores following suite. Pop-up stores are becoming more common in outlet malls. These temporary retail spaces are popping up around the world, as stated here. TRENDWATCHING.COM noticed the trend in 2004 and has only become more popular.




The Body Shop's pop-up at the Goodwood Vintage Festival in West Sussex, U.K.

Pop-up stores were once considered a cheap, quick concept for retailers have morphed into elaborate design projects. These temporary stores not only sell apparel, food-based stores have been becoming more popular as well. A 4000-square-foot temporary restaurant called JBF LTD was opened in the New York was mentioned in Visual Merchandising and Store Design's article The Next Generation of Pop-ups. 




JBF, LTD, New York

These pop-up stores have become more than places to shop.



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