Pop-up stores open in Seoul selling Stray Kids merchandise
JYP Entertainment operates pop-up stores of K-pop boy group Stray Kids merchandise in Seoul until June 15. Courtesy of JYP Entertainment
By Kim Rahn
Two pop-up stores selling K-pop boy band Stray Kids' merchandise opened in western Seoul, the group's agency said Monday.
“Stray Kids x SKZOO Pop-Up Store 'The Victory' in Seoul” opened at The Hyundai Seoul, a department store in Yeouido, and Sound Wave, a cafe in Hapjeong-dong, receiving customers from May 30 to June 15, according to JYP Entertainment. The stores are open from 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.
SKZOO are animal characters symbolizing the members of the group.
The stores will have 40 types of goods featuring the singers and their animal characters, including some merchandise available only at the pop-up stores such as photo books, acrylic stands and sets of mini album key rings and photos, as well as exhibition areas.
At Sound Wave, visitors can have eight drinks and desserts featuring SKZOO characters.
Visitors to both sites can also get Polaroid photo cards and balloons in the form of giveaways.
Stray Kids are on their second world tour, which is titled “MANIAC.” Starting with three concerts in Seoul at the end of April, six concerts are scheduled for Japan and 12 more in the U.S. until the end of July.