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The iconic One Piece pop-up store is back this summer at Mississauga’s Square One. After the success of its initial launch back in 2025, the pop-up experience is returning with bountiful treasures, some of which are new additions to its collection. Inspired by a ship cabin, here’s what to know about the thrilling MINISO pop-up experience.
On now until Sunday, Sept. 13, the 2.0 edition of the pop-up brings its 20-foot-tall sail installation to Square One for a one-of-a-kind shopping experience.
What to expect at the One Piece Pop-up
On now until Sept. 7, a 20-foot-tall sail installation has taken over part of Square One for a one-of-a-kind shopping experience.
Sail the high seas, or rather, past the aisles of One Piece products, alongside life-sized standees of the Straw Hat Crew.
Fans can explore hundreds of officially licensed One Piece products from MINISO.
The latest collection is now available with exclusive collaboration pieces and limited edition gear, MINISO shares in an Instagram post.
We’re talking stylized figurines, acrylic stands, badges, holographic cards, water bottles, blankets, plush keychains, blind boxes, slippers, tote bags, and so much more.
Though the first time around, the GTA was the only region in Canada to experience the themed pop-up.
Now, those out in Vancouver can also see the ship for themselves and shop the collection.
Will you be going this year? I know I will – again.
One Piece pop-up
When: Until Sept. 13, 2026
Where: Centre Court, Square One – 100 City Centre Dr., Mississauga.
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