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South Korean department stores refurbished to attract cashed-up MZ shoppers

By Mei Ling Tan
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South Korean department stores refurbished to attract cashed-up MZ shoppers
South Korean department stores refurbished to attract cashed-up MZ shoppers

Department stores are undergoing renovations to attract the so-called MZ generation – encompassing the Millennials and Generation Z.

After its first renovation in 11 years, Hyundai Department Store’s Jungdong branch reopened the ‘U-Plex’ Fashion House on Wednesday in Bucheon, west of Seoul.

The storehouses 130 domestic and international fashion brands popular among the MZ generation, including the Street Fashion Zone, where the top 10 most-popular fashion brands online are located.

The largest shopping mall dedicated to sportswear in the greater Seoul area opened on the department store’s fourth and fifth floors, featuring boutiques from Nike, Adidas, New Balance, and 34 other sports brands.

Lotte Department Store Yeongdeungpo Branch also redesigned its floor space by filling the first and second floors with brands popular among the MZ generation. Cosmetics brands, originally located on the first floor, have been moved to the third floor.

Shinsegae Department Store Yeongdeungpo Branch also completed renovations to attract younger customers.

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