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Blind box culture is built on that little hit of surprise, but the real flex is when a character stops being something you collect and starts being something you live with. That is the shift POP MART is chasing as it expands its IP from shelves into experiences people can taste, share, and post.
Shell is turning its service stations into destinations for pop culture fans through a new partnership with POP MART, marking the collectibles giant’s first-ever collaboration with an energy brand.
POP MART has unveiled a new two-storey standalone store at Resorts World Sentosa (RWS), marking the Southeast Asian debut of POP BAKERY as the collectibles brand continues expanding beyond traditional retail into immersive consumer experiences.
