Rent an Airstream, wrap it in your brand, stock it, and park it where your customers already spend their Saturdays. We turn two trailers, a vintage Spirit 66 and a compact Bambi, into working shops, sampling bars, and launch counters: designed, permitted, staffed, and gone without a trace when the selling is done.
A leased storefront waits for customers to find it. A pop-up on wheels goes to them: the farmers market, the marathon route, the conference block, the sidewalk in front of your biggest retail partner. You pay for selling days, not for a build-out that gets demolished when the lease ends. Run it for one afternoon or keep it parked for weeks, then hitch up and open in the next city with the same wrap, the same fixtures, the same team. Nothing is left behind, and nothing is wasted.
The Spirit 66 is a vintage 1966 Airstream with the silhouette people cross the street to photograph. The Bambi is its compact sibling, small enough for tight footprints where a full-size trailer will not fit. Both wrap fully, nose to tail, so the exterior becomes your packaging at sidewalk scale. Inside, we build for the transaction: counters for point of sale, product displays, working bars for sampling and service, glam stations when the product goes on a face. Newtopia Now in Denver ran a hot-pink full wrap with a working bar. PacSun sold over a counter through an open service window.
Merch shop: shelves stocked and register live, the way RevenueCat's CENSORED pop-up sold from a fully wrapped trailer. Sampling bar or cafe: espresso, smoothies, or product pours served over a real counter to a line that forms on its own. Launch store: the trailer is the only place to buy the new drop, for one weekend, in the one neighborhood that matters. Every format can include photo and video experiences that put your branding in every share, and after teardown you receive a share-level data file from those experiences.
You get one team from concept to strike: wrap design and production, interior build, permits, certificates of insurance, and staff who set up, run the shop, and tear it down. Multi-day installs are routine; we once ran four consecutive days inside the Chevron El Segundo refinery, an environment with stricter access rules than any retail site you will ever book. Home base is Los Angeles, we cover all of California and the West Coast as standard, and we go nationwide on request. Call (760) 656-6636 to check your dates.
A few recent pop-ups where the trailer was the store, from RevenueCat's wrapped merch shop to PacSun's counter-service market stand and the Newtopia Now bar in Denver.
Tell us your dates, your city, and what you are selling, or call (760) 656-6636.