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[Seoul=NEWSIS] Reporter Hyun-ju Lee — LF's contemporary business-casual label TNGT announced on the 20th that, four years after going fully online, it's seen rapid growth.
Launched in 2002, TNGT made the bold move in 2021 to close its brick-and-mortar stores and reposition itself as an online-first brand.
Since then, the label has tightened its DNA by blending strong product quality, engaging content, and a cohesive brand mood—cultivating a devoted following within fashion communities.
The payoff: sales have more than tripled since the online pivot, with last year's revenue hitting 10 billion KRW (about $7,500,000).
This year, TNGT plans to sharpen its identity under the vision \"Modernizing the Sensibility of Classic Tailoring.\" Centered on minimalist, practical tailoring, it aims to deliver polished looks that work for the office, everyday life, and dressier events.
Notably, the TNGT goose down (Tiguda), first launched in 2021, sells out every season. During an LF Mall live broadcast on the 11th, the item generated roughly 200 million KRW (about $150,000) in sales that day.
LF says TNGT's growth is not simply the result of moving online but stems from meticulous branding and trend-aware channel and content strategies.
LF runs tailored strategies across major platforms—LF Mall, Musinsa, and Naver Shopping—and on LF Mall, a two-week \"pre-release\" window for new items has helped secure a loyal fanbase.
TNGT is also elevating its content strategy to better express its brand sensibility, shifting from indoor, male-model–focused shoots to overseas location work and increasing the use of female and multiethnic models.
