UM Project and The New Stand challenge convenience-store conventions
NEW YORK – Rather than fixed racks that accommodate ever-changing merchandise, it’s the retail spaces themselves that adjust in UM Project’s series for The New Stand. The brand – which claims to blur the line between physical stor
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