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(SPOT.ph) Philippine CARATs are starting the year with a bang: first, Aju Nice-ing with the actual members at the SEVENTEEN Right Here World Tour stop in the Philippine Stadium for a weekend; second, the CARAT Station themed pop-up happening around the same time (which we’ll get into in another article); and, last but not least, the Artist-Made Collection pop-up store that just opened its doors today, January 15, at the SM Mall of Asia.
The SPOT.ph team got the chance to visit its second run in Manila, and of course, we’re taking you along for the first look.
Don’t worry, CARATs. You’ll have enough time to visit this pop-up—heck, even after the concert weekend—to fuel your love or comfort your sepanx from SEVENTEEN. We know you’ll never get enough of them. Not attending the concert? You can drop by and find comfort in the merchandise they’ve conceptualized and chosen just for you. It’s also perfect if you weren’t a fan yet when the first run of the pop-up last year happened.
Be prepared; it’ll be a different battlefield than securing concert tickets. So do gird your loins (and wallets).
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Here's a look at SEVENTEEN Artist-Made Collection in Metro Manila
The Artist-Made Collection pop-up will showcase merch from seasons one to three as well as the official lightsticks (Caratbong Version 3 for P3,000, anyone?), so you might want to head over stat just in case you don't have one yet for the upcoming concert weekend.
Each member's creativity and personality will be shown through these well-thought-of items, which are also showcased in an exhibit in the middle of the pop-up—their creators a.k.a. SEVENTEEN, standing behind them.
The lineup—displayed through shelves—includes cute and functional (household) items that remind CARATs of the group, including big bags, small bags, keyboards, and, even a tea set.
Yes, there are items for your kitchen—just look at Woozi’s Ppyoppyoticon Rice Bowl Set (P4,500) or Mingyu’s pot and pan set (P4,500 and P3,900, respectively). And yes, they also promote relaxation, courtesy of DINO’s night candle (P2,900) and wine glass (P2,600) set. Need a vase (P2,800) for your flowers? Vernon's got you.
Tamtam’s also there to welcome us with tiger arms—in the form of a keyring (P2,800) or plush toy (P4,900). There’s Toram, too, and THEpalee you can say hello to. You'll have chances to grab them here until February 26.
And oh, it’s not over yet. You can customize your keychains with SEVENTEEN charms available exclusively at the pop-up store. The adorable charms, referencing the members, are made here in the Philippines. They will be constantly restocked, so you don't have to worry about running out of charms to hang on your bags.
To make your charm selection easier, there will be trays at the key ring section. Think of it as a buffet and you can grab whatever charm you like. Have more than one bias (it's almost impossible to have just one in SEVENTEEN)? You can get all of their charms here. There are various designs you can choose from with their handwriting, logo, and cute character references.
Purchasing limits and photobooth at the SEVENTEEN Artist-Made Collection in Metro Manila
For the first day, buyers can only get two pieces per Artist-Made Collection by SEVENTEEN. The SEVENTEEN Artist-Made Collection is located on the third level of the North Main Mall of SM Mall of Asia, Seaside Boulevard, Pasay City. The pop-up will be here until February 26.
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