Street brand LMC is launching its first collaboration collection with Plasticark, an eco-friendly culture brand offering a lifestyle. This collection consists of planter-shaped products that can be used as multipurpose containers, made from 100% recycled polypropylene, so that each piece has its own distinctive color and pattern. This collaboration comes in three colors, pink, sky blue, and yellow, combining the existing Dirty Pot form with artwork that showcases LMC's signature wit.
The collaboration products will be released online on the coming October 28, and to celebrate, a pop-up store hosted by Lil Farm will be held for a single day on October 30 at the LMC flagship store in Hongdae. In addition, the craft lifestyle brand ANU and Yume Green, which also handles rare plant sales, will attend to provide a range of experiences that go beyond a purely visual exhibition.
Also on this day, the overall display will be composed of around 150 small and large plants, and an outdoor space will feature a food truck from Burger Boy, a specialist in handmade burgers. For about six hours, you can also enjoy live DJ performances by Shin Seha, Miss Sunny Side Up, y2k92, Sports Kim, and Workman.
Since you can see not only Plasticark's distinctive products but also LMC's FW22 regular collection at this collaboration, don't miss this rare pop-up running for this one day only.
FAQ
What material is the LMC and Plastic Arc collaboration Dirty Pot made from?
The LMC and Plastic Arc collaboration Dirty Pot is crafted from 100% recycled polypropylene, with each piece featuring its own unique colors and patterns.
When does the LMC flagship store popup open?
The Hongdae LMC flagship store popup, celebrating the collaborative product launch, will be held for one day only on October 30th, hosted by Reel Farm.
Which brands are participating in the LMC popup store?
Craft lifestyle brand ANU and Yume Green, which specializes in rare plant sales, will participate, with Burger Boy's food truck also set up outdoors.
