Hong Kong-based circular design studio reEDIT debuts Future Mart at Pacific Place — the world’s first 100% upcycled pop-up store — redefining the boundaries of sustainable design. Built entirely from 3,000kg of repurposed plastic — roughly the equivalent of 1.5 million plastic bottle caps — the pop-up’s modular, reusable structure can be fully detached and rebuilt elsewhere, proving that temporary retail can still be permanent in purpose.
The space features a curated selection of never-before-seen reEDIT creations, including customizable charms and keychains, alongside a preview of the studio’s upcoming homeware line, available for pre-order and personalisation. Each piece reflects reEDIT’s guiding belief: that good design should make it last.
More than a retail space, Future Mart is a manifesto of circular design — a call to rethink how creativity, sustainability, and human action can work together.
Designed with mobility in mind, the Future Mart structure can be compactly disassembled and transported on truck, ready to be rebuilt at new destinations. This flexibility embodies reEDIT’s vision of pop-up stores for the future — extending the life of the pop-up far beyond one location and setting a new benchmark for how temporary spaces can circulate within a city, minimizing construction waste while maximizing creativity.
At reEDIT Future Mart, circularity doesn’t end with architecture — it extends to every detail of the experience. Each product, package, and tag is designed with a second life in mind: modular paper packaging can be returned for reuse incentives, while product labels double as keepsakes that encourage creative repurposing.
Visitors are also invited to bring their own bottles and festive packaging waste to the on-site recycling station, where materials collected will be upcycled into future reEDIT creations. Through these tangible actions, reEDIT Future Mart turns each purchase and every dollar spent into impactful pledges for the environment, transforming everyday consumption into a shared commitment toward a waste-free future.
This holiday season, reEDIT invites the community to take action — to shop consciously, recycle creatively, and take part in a circular future where sustainability shines as brightly as the season itself from November 22, 2025, to February 28, 2026 at Pacific Place, Level L1 Area 1T.