Stan Designer, Model and Surfer Tristan Detwiler Opens First Retail Space, a Pop-up at Platform in L.A.
Tristan Detwiler — the Southern Californian designer behind buzzy, sustainable label Stan — has unveiled his first shop, a pop-up open until the end of August at Platform, the trendy outdoor shopping and dining destination in Culver City, Calif.
“It’s all been virtual for the past year,” Detwiler said of developing the brand, which began attracting attention for its repurposed, quilted designs amid COVID-19.
“I thought that this opportunity would be awesome solely for the reason that I could literally set up everything inherent in my brand here, so someone can walk in and see me working and see everything that embodies Stan, pretty much,” he explained of the “half workshop, half showroom.” He’s there daily welcoming guests, while using the retail space as a studio. Prices range from around $60 for a vintage quilt pouch or T-shirt to $2,395 for a long coat.
Platform creators Joseph Miller and David Fishbein (of real estate company Runyon Group) offered Detwiler the temporary shop. The duo have been carrying items from his line at The Optimist Beach Club, the “sporty cousin” to their main men’s store, The Optimist (also inside Platform).
Tristan Detwiler’s Stan pop-up, a retail space and studio, is open until Aug. 31 at Platform.
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