Pop-up store, also known as ‘Flash Retailing’, is a trend of opening short-term sales spaces that last for days to weeks before closing down, often to catch onto a fad.

Even though these stores appear for a very less duration, they surely leave a huge impact onto people’s memory. Many brands have taken up this form of marketing as it has proven to be very impactful and effective.

Here are a few brands that have done a Pop-Up store in the best way possible.

1. Nike

To celebrate the United States Olympic basketball team going for the gold, San Francisco–based studio Hybrid Design partnered with Nike Brand Design and London-based animation production company Golden Wolf to create a one-of-kind boutique retail experience in San Francisco and relaunch an equally unique shoe: the Nike Air Foamposite One.

The pop-up store—a larger-than-life digital sneaker box—projected Air Foamposite One–inspired animation on all sides of its exterior.

2. Adidas

Created for the Primavera music festival in Barcelona, Spain, the Adidas Originals Popup Shop was certainly a main attraction. Incredibly detailed, the store has everything from the information of the shoe on the side of the ‘shoe box’ to a couple of laces peaking from the roof. A fun creation, the adidas Originals Popup Shop is a sight to behold.

3. H&M

International fashion retailer H&M opened up a pop-up store in Austria for the very first time in 2017 in Pandorf, Austria.

4. Converse

Converse used a brilliant idea converting their pop-up store into a caravan.

5. Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola pop up store has already been in Budapest, Vienna, Warsaw, Sofia and Belgrade, and in Sarajevo.

6. UNIQLO

The UNIQLO Fashion street pop was surely an eye catcher. Two tiny pop-up store cubes with a deep attention to detail were designed to introduce New York City to the Japanese clothing brand UNIQLO.

7. Nutella

This trendy Nutella Pop-up cafe opened up in HafenCity for just 10 days.

8. Merci

Parisian ‘concept’ store Merci was bathed in pink for close to a month with a promotion entitled ‘Merci en Rose’.

9. Warby Parker

Warby Parker, the world renowned eyeglass retailer known for their inexpensive yet stylish specs, transformed an old yellow school bus into a breathtaking retail space.

10. Models Own

Cult make-up brand ‘Models Own‘ had unveiled retail pop up experience with ‘The Bottleshop’ at Westfield.