The Poivre Blanc pop-up store to promote its rebranding

Poivre Blanc is taking advantage of Fashion Week to re-release its old designs at 15 rue Debelleyme, Paris 3rd arrondissement , and present a collection of skiwear. This is an opportunity to assert its new identity, halfway between vintage and innovation, thanks to retail!

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The Poivre Blanc pop-up store takes in every aspect of the brand. An old television in the window, an overhead projector on the ceiling and neon graphics immerse us in what the brand looked like 40 years ago. The shop's stone wall adds to the authenticity of this scenography. The conversion is made easier by the staging of its former mascot in front of the store. A way of bringing together 40 years of evolution in the heart of the Marais!

Né en 1984, Poivre Blanc a su se distinguer par sa passion pour le sport et son authenticité. Pendant la Fashion Week, la marque en profite pour affirmer son rebranding qui s'appuie sur d'anciens graphismes. On retrouve aussi sa nouvelle collection d'hiver, pour femme, homme et enfants. Consciente de son empreinte écologique, la marque s’engage à réduire ses émissions de CO2 en achetant localement la majorité de ses matières premières, près des sites de production. Avec l’initiative « FabReUse », Poivre Blanc valorise ses chutes de tissus en créant des accessoires uniques, contribuant à un futur textile sans déchets.

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