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4 Brand Pop-Ups That Won Over British Gen Z

These four brands tapped into British Gen Z’s love for pop-ups and IRL experiences…

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KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • Pinterest and e.l.f. collabed on corner shops just in time to make Gen Z’s festival inspo a reality
  • Daise and Starbucks launched activations that turned their products into immersive experiences
  • Coach gave Gen Z a playful way to customize and make their own products—inspired by the brand’s roots, of course
British Gen Z knows exactly what they want from brands: experiences worth leaving the house for. Out of the five European countries YPulse surveys (Italy, Spain, Germany, France, and the U.K.), young Brits have the highest interest in brand pop-ups, with 78% interested in attending one. Sure, the free products are a perk, but many young Brits (60%) want to attend brand pop-ups because they genuinely like going to unique events. Plus, as we’ve said before, Gen Z is all about going offline for accessible adventures right now! Clearly, brands have been listening—turning their products into entire worlds through activations...

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