An experiential pop-up to launch Everlane ReNew, a collection of outerwear made from 3 million discarded plastic bottles.

 

In October 2018, Everlane responded to our global plastic crisis with a huge commitment: no new plastic in their supply chain by 2021.

To create hype around the ReNew product launch and inspire consumers to reduce plastic use in their lives, my team and I created a 14-day experiential retail pop-up in SoHo. The 3,000 square-foot space housed an eye-catching art installation of 5,000 discarded plastic water bottles and educational displays. To accompany the retail design, we programmed workshops, panels, and events including a panel with the founder of Everlane and a zero waste weaving class! 4,000 people attended and 12.5K units were sold in the first week.

“Visitors are invited to learn about the problem of plastic waste and get inspired to take action.”

— WWD

“For me, it is the best offline presence the company has created yet.”

— Riley Group Inc.

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