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Reiss North Korea makes debut

By Rajiv MenonKorea
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British fashion brand Reiss has launched in South Korea, at Shinsegae Department Store in Kangnam.

Introduced by Shinsegae International, the brand plans to open 12 stores in both Shinsegae and Lotte department stores across the country by the end of this year.

Reiss says it expects high sales with its offering of trending items priced to compete with local and international brands.

Founded in 1971, Reiss offers designs inspired by classic movies and artworks. Its international expansion has also taken it to the US, Canada and Australia.

Questions & Answers

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Which company is responsible for introducing Reiss to the South Korean market?

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Shinsegae International has introduced the British fashion brand Reiss to South Korea. The brand has initially launched at Shinsegae Department Store in Kangnam, marking its debut in the country.

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What are Reiss's expansion plans within South Korea for the current year?

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Reiss plans to open a total of 12 stores across South Korea by the end of this year. These new locations will be situated in both Shinsegae and Lotte department stores nationwide.

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How does Reiss intend to compete in the South Korean retail market?

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Reiss expects to achieve high sales by offering trending items, with pricing structured to compete effectively against both local and other international fashion brands already present in South Korea.

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