This Sao Paulo Pop-Up Store Is Just 37 Centimeters Wide

Online Retailer Netshoes Carves Out a Really Tiny Retail Space

Published On
Mar 31, 2015

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Virtual brands opening physical pop-up shops is nothing new -- but in Brazil, online sports shoe retailer Netshoes, sometimes called the Zappos of Brazil, aimed to open the world's smallest store to promote awareness of its larger e-commerce offering. The retailer, which claims to be the biggest sporting goods e-commerce store in the world, opened the "store" at "1.149 and a half" Oscar Freire street, in Sao Paulo -- basically filling in a 37 centimeter space between two buildings in one of the city's trendiest and most expensive shopping streets. Customers could "visit" the store and use a screen to order from the e-commerce site. Agency DM9Sul was behind the project.

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Date
Mar 31, 2015
Brand :
Netshoes
Client :
Netshoes
Agency :
DM9Sul
Creative Vice President :
Marco Bezerra
Associate Creative Director :
Everton Behenck
Associate Creative Director :
Rodrigo Pereira
Head of Art :
Joao Pedro Vargas
Creation :
Guilherme Altreider
Creation :
Felipe Libano
Creation :
Bruno Medeiros
Creation :
Roberta Zanette
Customer Relations Director :
Claudia Schneider
Customer Relations :
Paula Raymundo
Customer Relations :
Fernanda Prestefelippe
Customer Relations :
Anne Abdon
Media Director :
Silvio Calissi
Media :
Adriano Souza e Leonaordo Adriano
Social Media :
Anna Martha Silveira
Social Media :
Bibiana Saldanha
Public Relations :
Mariella Taniguchi
Planning :
Liane Santi
RTVC :
Thiago Vanigli e Bernardo Silva
Director :
Marcelo Stifelman
Film Production :
Elisa Celia
Execution :
Mescla
Graphic Production :
Mariene Braga
Approval :
Juliano Tubino
Approval :
Sandra Dias
Approval :
Fabio Akel
Approval :
Bruno Couto

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