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Pop Shop

A shop opened by Keith Haring himself, selling goods he personally designed. The items from the Pop Shop are more than just merchandise—they are an extension of Haring's artwork, filled with his thoughts and messages.

Rather than selling a hundred million dollars' worth of art to a handful of collectors, Haring dreamed of sharing one-dollar art with a hundred million people.

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  • Jimmy Lion × Keith Haring

    Madrid-based apparel brand Jimmy Lion teams up with Keith Haring for a playful collaboration. The collection includes fun and vibrant pieces like T-shirts and socks.
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  • GUMBALL POODLE

    Gumball Poodle creates unique, colorful, and bold socks with the theme of adding a playful touch to your style. Featuring strong, statement-making words and vibrant colors, their designs highlight the individuality of the wearer.
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  • Keith Haring × Reflect Studio

    A collaboration between Keith Haring and the Istanbul-based brand Reflect Studio. Made in Turkey using soft, eco-friendly materials, the collection features timeless, minimalist designs you’ll want to wear for years to come.
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  • WE ARE REWIND

    Bringing the warm, nostalgic sound of cassette tapes into modern life. From the French audio brand We Are Rewind, this Bluetooth-enabled cassette player blends 1980s retro charm with cutting-edge technology.
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  • National Coming Out Day

    National Coming Out Day is a celebration honoring people who publicly share their sexual orientation or gender identity. For the inaugural event in 1988, Keith Haring created an iconic artwork to serve as its symbol. The piece depicts a figure stepping out from darkness into a bright, colorful world.
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  • ACT UP

    Original merchandise from ACT UP, an HIV/AIDS advocacy group founded in New York in March 1987. In 1989, Keith Haring created his piece "Ignorance = Fear / Silence = Death" to protest the government’s indifference toward the growing AIDS crisis. As a member of ACT UP himself, Haring actively supported the movement.
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