Faker Uniform Seongsu Pop-Up Guide: T1 COUNTING STARS at T Factory Seongsu

T1 and SK Telecom are opening the Seongsu pop-up “암행천문: 별을 헤다(T1 COUNTING STARS)” at T Factory Seongsu in Seoul’s Seongdong-gu from July 2, 2026. For fans planning a Seongsu Pop-Up Tour around esports culture, the most important confirmed highlight is the display of championship trophies and a championship-era uniform actually worn by “Faker” Lee Sang-hyeok.¹

The pop-up is framed as an offline fan experience that looks back on the team’s story from the SKT T1 era through the current T1 era. Reports describe it as more than a merchandise stop, with exhibition, experience, and MD zones arranged around T1’s history of winning.²

Faker Uniform Seongsu Pop-Up: What Is Confirmed

The official event title is “암행천문: 별을 헤다(T1 COUNTING STARS),” and the confirmed venue is T Factory Seongsu. Multiple reports published on June 10, 2026 state that the pop-up begins on July 2, 2026.¹³

For visitors focused on the Faker uniform, the confirmed display item is a uniform worn by Lee Sang-hyeok during a championship period. The exhibition is also set to show T1 championship trophies, connecting the uniform to the team’s broader competitive history rather than presenting it as a standalone item.³

The theme centers on “stars” and “victory.” Sports Kyunghyang reported that visitors can look back at T1’s past and present through the concept of exploring the star called “victory.”⁴ Xports News described the visitor concept as “암행천문관,” placing attendees in a role that explores T1’s championship history.²

T1’s official League of Legends social account also announced the July 2026 T Factory Seongsu pop-up and directed fans to check later details through t1.fan.⁵ That makes T1’s official membership page and official social channels the key places to monitor for any session, entry, or product updates.

Reservations, Walk-Ins, and MD Pickup Timing

The first planning date is June 19, 2026 at noon. Advance visit reservations are scheduled to open then through T1’s official membership page, and reservations will be handled by session.¹ SBS News also reported the same noon opening for reservations through the T1 official membership page.³

Same-day walk-ins may be possible, but they should not be treated as guaranteed entry. Yonhap reported that on-site walk-in access will be supported depending on the situation, so advance reservation is the clearer option for visitors who specifically want to see the Faker-worn uniform and trophies.¹

A separate date matters for merchandise-focused visitors: June 24, 2026 at noon. Xports News reported that reservations for on-site pickup of MD products, including limited goods, begin at that time.² Because the source material separates visit reservations from MD pickup reservations, readers should not assume one reservation automatically covers the other unless later official guidance says so.

Detailed reservation information is expected through T1’s official SNS channels and membership page. GameFocus reported that additional reservation information would be announced through those official channels, so the most practical approach is to check the membership page for session booking and follow official T1 updates for later notices.⁶

For planning, separate your priorities before reservations open. If your main goal is the exhibition, focus on the June 19 noon visit reservation. If your main goal includes MD goods or limited items, also track the June 24 noon MD pickup reservation opening.

What Visitors Can Expect Inside

The pop-up is reported to include three main areas: an exhibition zone, an experience zone, and an MD zone.² The exhibition zone is the confirmed area of interest for fans looking for the Faker-worn championship uniform and T1 trophies. The experience zone is tied to the event’s concept of exploring T1’s winning history, while the MD zone covers merchandise activity.

Sports Kyunghyang reported that completion rewards for experiences and additional benefits for T1 membership members are prepared.⁴ The available source material does not provide the full benefit list, eligibility rules, prices, product lineup, or operating hours, so readers should avoid relying on unofficial assumptions until T1 posts detailed instructions.

The event also follows an earlier T1 and SKT offline fan experience. GameFocus reported that this pop-up comes after the 2023 experiential pop-up store “The Hero’s Journey,” which was also held with SKT.⁶ For visitors, the useful takeaway is that the 2026 event is being presented as a structured fan experience, not only a retail counter.

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