RAPAPORT… Tiffany & Co. has opened a one-month holiday pop-up shop
in New York featuring its men’s collection.
The store, which will be open from December 6 to January 6,
will carry items from the jeweler’s Tiffany Men’s collection, including
accessories, barware, home objects and games, the company said last week. The
retailer will also offer custom Tiffany basketballs created by Spalding.
“This holiday season, we wanted to offer our New York
customers a truly unique shopping experience,” said Tiffany chief artistic
officer Reed Krakoff.
Tiffany will also showcase six of the world’s most
recognized sports trophies at the pop-up, the first time they have all been
featured in one location, it noted. Those include the NFL Vince Lombardi
Trophy, NBA Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy, and Major League Baseball
Commissioner’s Trophy.
Tiffany is offering its own take on an Indian Scout motorcycle and a Blatt Billiards table, both in distinctive Tiffany blue, and in collaboration with the owners of those brands. Those items can be purchased from the jeweler’s Very, Very Tiffany Holiday
gift catalog, with the motorcycle selling for $35,000, while the pool table costs $95,000, according to the jeweler’s website.
Once the pop-up has closed, the location will
serve as Tiffany’s two-year home while its Fifth Avenue Flagship undergoes renovations, the company added.
Image: The Tiffany men’s pop-up. (Tiffany & Co.)
Tiffany Launches Men’s Pop-Up Store
The Bottom Line
- The pop-up runs from December 6 to January 6 and showcases Tiffany Men’s accessories, barware, home objects, and games.
- Tiffany is displaying six major sports trophies, including the NFL Vince Lombardi Trophy and NBA Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy, together for the first time.
- Exclusive items include custom Tiffany basketballs by Spalding, a $35,000 Indian Scout motorcycle, and a $95,000 Blatt Billiards table in Tiffany blue.
Summary by Rapaport AI
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