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Musinsa launches corporate uniform platform

Musinsa, Korea’s largest online fashion platform, has launched an online service that lets companies and other organizations design and order custom uniforms in one place, the company said Wednesday. The business-to-business platform, called Musinsa Uniform, went live Tuesday. It is aimed at companies, public institutions and amateur clubs that buy clothing in bulk. Until now, Musinsa handled…

Musinsa launches corporate uniform platform

Korea's leading online fashion platform, Musinsa, has introduced a new corporate uniform service called Musinsa Uniform. This online platform allows businesses, organizations, and clubs to design and order customized uniforms in a single location, replacing the previous "bulk purchase inquiry" option available through Musinsa Store.

Musinsa Uniform offers garments from three of the company's brands: Musinsa Standard, its basic line; Musinsa Standard Sports, the activewear collection; and Champion, a U.S. sportswear brand distributed by Musinsa in Korea. Customers can select items such as short- and long-sleeve T-shirts, polo shirts, hooded sweatshirts, and fleece jackets.

The new platform enables buyers to add their organization's name or logo through embroidery, screen printing, or digital printing. Musinsa developed Musinsa Uniform to streamline the process for customers, eliminating the need to choose garments, find a separate printing company, and compare options.

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