
NCT Dream are making their group’s merchandise available for sale.
Shopping and retail platform Konshop will be setting up the NCT Dream pop-up store, named Get Ready Dream.

Merchandise are available for sale on both online and offline platforms. The shopping platform will set up physical pop-up stores in various Asian cities – like Singapore, Manila and Kuala Lumpur.
Fans can definitely look forward to merchandise sold on the Konshop website online.
Here’s the catch though. The online pop-up may close early when all products are sold out.
But items sold out online may still be available at the offline pop-up. As hinted on its website, there may also be merchandise exclusive to the offline pop-up stores.
Sales on the online pop-up store start today (20 Apr) for those residing in the Philippines, Singapore and China. For fans residing in Malaysia, it will start next month on 10 May.
For the offline pop-up store, local fans can purchase the group’s merchandise from 28 Apr (Fri) to 2 May (Tue) at the Level 1 atrium of Kallang Leisure Park.
The official merchandise list that will be on sale has since been released here.
Such include T-shirts, stationery and various exclusive photo sets. The prices of these wearables and collectibles range from 6,500₩ (S$6.50) to 54,600₩ (S$55).

On that weekend, the K-pop boy band will also be in town for their concert – The Dream Show 2. It will be held at the Singapore Indoor Stadium, a nearby indoor arena.
It is unknown whether members will make a surprise appearance at the temporary store. There is also no announcement as to whether the pop-up store is directly linked to their show, which will take place on 1 May (Mon).
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