Forget Euro Summer. Brands Are Having a Wet, Hot American Summer
Brands are increasingly focusing on the American summer market with pop-up shops in cities like New York and Los Angeles. European brands such as Gimaguas and Fruity Booty are capitalizing on the demand for summer essentials tailored for urban living. These pop-ups not only boost sales but also allow customers to experience the products in person, enhancing future online purchases.
- ▪Brands from Europe are opening limited-time pop-ups in major US cities ahead of summer.
- ▪The pop-ups are aimed at providing summer essentials for everyday city life rather than vacation wear.
- ▪Many customers prefer shopping in-person at pop-ups to avoid high shipping costs and customs fees.
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RetailForget Euro Summer. Brands Are Having a Wet, Hot American SummerBy Madeleine SchulzMay 21, 2026Addison Rae at the Gimaguas LA pop-up.Photo: Courtesy of GimaguasSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyHot, sweaty evenings into nights, foldout chairs sprawling onto the sidewalk, the odd trek up a five-floor walk up to a sought-after rooftop soirée. New York summer is a far cry from a picturesque European beach club. And that’s exactly what brands are banking on.Ahead of peak summer, brands from Barcelona-based Gimaguas to London’s Fruity Booty have set up shop across the pond, opening limited-time pop-ups in New York and Los Angeles. While, next week, Cou Cou Intimates is returning to NYC for the second summer running.
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