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Daft Punk announces archival merchandise pop-up shop for one week only

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Lucy Bourton
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8 February 2017
A poster for a “Daft Punk Pop-up Shop” featuring the two robotic figures in their signature helmets. Bold text lists the location as “Maxfield” on “Melrose Ave” in West Hollywood, from “Feb 11th–19th”. A list of collaborating brands is shown below, including “Gosha Rubchinskiy”, “Off-White” and “Medicom”.

Daft Punk has announced a one-week archival pop-up shop in Los Angeles from 11 – 19 February at 8818 Melrose Avenue, West Hollywood.

The shop will feature retrospective pieces from the duo’s career from set pieces to props, original artwork and of course, helmets. There is also a massive display of humorous posters, advertising the products and placing the band in some unlikely commercial situations.

Alongside its previous work, limited edition items by Gosha Rubchinkiy, Off-White, Enfants Riches Deprives, Darkdron, Hervet Manufacturer and Han Cholo will also be available, seeing design and fashion brands represent the duo.

A black T-shirt featuring a graphic of a Daft Punk split helmet in silver and gold. Above the shirt, bold white text reads “Instant Classic.” Below the shirt, a heading reads “The Authentic Daft Punk Split Helmet T-Shirt.” Smaller text describes the garment's quality and materials.
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Daft Punk Shop

A person in a red bikini floats on their back in a swimming pool, arms stretched above their head. Beside them on the poolside, a blue towel features the “Daft Punk” logo in orange.
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Daft Punk Shop

A person with red nails hangs a gold bauble on a sparkling Christmas tree. Below the image, bold serif text reads “Holiday Cheer.”
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Daft Punk Shop

A black mug featuring the red Daft Punk logo sits against a dark, textured background. Steam curls upwards from the drink inside. Below the mug, a banner reads “Turning Your Days Into Melodies.” Three smaller versions of the mug are shown alongside the text “The authentic Daft Punk Classic Logo Mug!”.
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Daft Punk Shop

A poster on a black background features the words “Spread Joy.” in bold, cream typography. Arcing above and to the right, the words “daft punk” are repeated in a brushstroke style in a rainbow of colours.
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Daft Punk Shop

A person lies on a bed with their legs raised against a wall covered in photos and posters. A large central poster features a Daft Punk helmet, while bold text at the top reads “DOIN’ IT RIGHT.”
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Daft Punk Shop

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Lucy Bourton

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Lucy (she/her) was part of the It’s Nice That team from 2016–2025, first joining as a staff writer after graduating from Chelsea College of Art with a degree in Graphic Design Communication, eventually becoming a senior editor on our editorial team, and most recently at Insights, a research-driven department with It’s Nice That.

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