Lotte Department Store’s Busan locations will hold a Spring Sale from March 27 through April 5 to capture the season’s shopping demand. Around 360 brands are taking part, offering discounts of up to 50%. The event also includes promotions on dining and alcoholic beverages.
Lotte has kicked off its first regular spring sale at the Busan flagship, Gwangbok, Dongnae and Centum City branches. Fashion is marked down up to 50%, while seasonal accessories like hats and scarves and jewelry are discounted up to 30%. You’ll also find a wide selection of lifestyle pieces, from spring home décor to kitchenware. Customers who pay with a Lotte Card will receive Lotte gift certificates equal to 5% of their purchase.
All Lotte Department Store locations will also host Lotte Gourmet Week during the sale. Each weekend from Friday through Sunday, the Lotte Department Store app will offer a first-come, first-served 5,000 KRW (about $3.75) L.Pay-exclusive coupon for purchases of 20,000 KRW (about $15). The promotion includes a Wine Week with popular liquors at discounts up to 80%.
At the Busan flagship’s B1 special sales area, a Vivian lingerie fair will run March 27–April 2 with discounts up to 80%. Gwangbok will host the Jurak-Pyeorak liquor expo. Dongnae will stage a Super Week featuring K2 group brands, and Centum City will offer a wide range of kitchen and tableware at savings up to 80%.
A Wedding Fair for soon-to-be newlyweds will be held April 3–12. The event doubles points for Lotte’s wedding-focused Mileage program, and Lotte Mall Dongbusan will host the fair simultaneously. Shoppers who spend more than 10,000,000 KRW (about $7,500) during the period will be entered into a drawing for gala dinner tickets at The Hanok Heritage hotel.
“We planned this Spring Sale to cover every moment of spring — from seasonal merchandise to dining, weddings and outdoor activities,” said Jin Seung-hyun, manager of Lotte Department Store’s Busan flagship. “We hope customers celebrate the season with Lotte’s stylish curation and generous perks.”
Busan — Reporter Do Nam-seon (aegookja@viva100.com)
