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Faure Le Page ready to debut in Seoul

By Minjun ParkKorea
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The Parisian luxury accessories retailer Faure Le Page will open its first store in South Korea next month.

The Faure Le Page store will be the fashion house’s eighth brick-and-mortar store globally when it opens at Hanwha’s Galleria Department Store in Seoul.

The French company, which specialises in leather bags and other leather goods, dates back to 1717 and already has Asian stores in Japan and Taiwan.

“Seoul, one of the most dynamic cities in the world, will open a new chapter for our brand,” said Faure Le Page’s creative director Augustin de Buffevent.

“After comparing other competitive fashion companies, we decided to partner with Hanwha Galleria [due to] their best department stores for luxury goods.”

Questions & Answers

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Where will Faure Le Page's new store in South Korea be located?

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The new Faure Le Page store will open at Hanwha’s Galleria Department Store in Seoul. This location is set to be the luxury accessories retailer's first physical presence in South Korea.

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What kind of products does Faure Le Page specialise in?

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Faure Le Page specialises in leather bags and other leather goods. The Parisian luxury accessories retailer is known for its high-end fashion items, with a history dating back to 1717.

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Why did Faure Le Page choose Hanwha Galleria as its partner for the new store?

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Faure Le Page chose Hanwha Galleria because of their department stores' reputation for luxury goods. The brand's creative director noted they compared other fashion companies before deciding on this partnership.

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How many global stores will Faure Le Page have after the Seoul opening?

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Once the Seoul store opens, Faure Le Page will have its eighth brick-and-mortar store globally. The French company already has other Asian stores located in Japan and Taiwan.

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