BKBC Opens Pop-up Store in Yongsan View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Yujin Cho] BKBC, a handbag brand operated by Kolon Industries FnC division (hereinafter Kolon FnC), is presenting a pop-up store with a unique concept on the B1 floor of Amorepacific's new headquarters in Yongsan, Seoul, until the 20th.


BKBC is an online-focused brand targeting customers in their early to mid-20s, differentiating its distribution structure and marketing. The BKBC pop-up store runs for two weeks and changes weekly. Along with BKBC products, the displays are also updated to continuously offer freshness to tenant companies and general customers visiting the store.


In the first week, the display inspired by a bakery centers on BKBC's hit item, the 'Croissant Bag.' The Croissant Bag is a shoulder bag shaped like a croissant with a metal bar decoration as a point. It highlights the soft leather characteristics, allowing for a natural styling depending on the outfit.


In the second week, to welcome summer, BKBC proposes the 'Canvas Bag' line made mainly of lightweight canvas material and the 'Drum Bag.' The Canvas Bag features a basic design with color line accents, making it versatile as a daily bag. The Drum Bag is a trendy mini bag in a cylindrical shape with BKBC's signature bar decoration as a point. It can be styled as a shoulder bag or clutch.


To commemorate this pop-up store, special on-site events are also being held. New BKBC products can be purchased at striking prices only at the venue, and various promotions such as BKBC AirPods cases and aprons are prepared for purchases over 100,000 won.



BKBC's motto is to go wherever its target consumers' lifestyles intersect. In the first half of this year, it entered 29CM and W Concept. Recently, it confirmed entry into the online fashion platform 'Wusinsa,' aiming to expand encounters with customers in more diverse places.


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