Herschel Supply Co.'s Latest Pop-Up, Moncler on Sale, and More News to Know

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NOLITA—€”Space NK has officially switched neighborhood allegiances. The beauty boutique has exited Soho's 99 Greene Street in favor of Nolita's 31 Prince Street, which was previously occupied by the Ralph Lauren offshoot Double RL. Today marks its grand opening, and as you can see from the above photo, it's got that shiny newness.

LOWER EAST SIDE—Herschel Supply and Coca-Cola want to travel all over the world with you. The accessories brand is celebrating this partnership with a pop-up shop at Extra Butter (125 Orchard Street) where customers will be able to shop the collection of bags with Coca-Cola-inspired patterns (the brand's name printed in different languages), created from 10 recycled plastic bottles and available in either a Lawson backpack, a versatile Sparwood duffle, or a travel kit in black or red. You'll also have the opportunity to win a prizes from a vintage vending machine. The pop-up shop runs through February 7th.

MIDTOWN—Madison Avenue Spy has noted something akin to a miracle: Moncler coats are on sale. She says that Bergdorf Goodman is the only department store marking down this season's jackets right now, and most of them are about half-off (which still puts them at $700 and above).

WILLIAMSBURG—€”Looking to shred indoors? Nike just opened a skate park in an old garage, the neighborhood blog Free Williamsburg observes. It's at 646 Lorimer Street and is the winterized version of its outdoor parks, which the brand plans to revive this summer. Learn more about how to secure a spot to skate by heading here.

UPPER EAST SIDE—The Commercial Observer tells us that Madison Avenue is getting yet another addition: Pinko. The Italian womenswear brand is headed to 1058 Madison Avenue (at the corner of 80th Street) and is expected to arrive in March. This address was previously home to Comptoir des Cotonniers.

LOWER EAST SIDE—€”Ludlow Street will soon be home to a coffee shop-slash-barber shop, according to Bowery Boogie. Ludlow Coffee Supply and Ludlow Hair Supply, as the joint venture is called, will have four tables for the coffee shop portion at the front of 176 Ludlow Street (formerly the Pink Pony), while "a four-chair barbershop straddles the middle of the space."

GOVERNORS ISLAND—This year's City of Dreams Pavilion competition's winners designed "Hanger Barn," an installation made completely of wire coat hangers from dry cleaning facilities all over the city. It'll be installed sometime over the summer, according to Curbed NY.