Emporio Armani Junior, First Entry into Domestic Online Mall View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Yujin Cho] Italy's representative luxury children's clothing brand Emporio Armani Junior is entering the domestic online market.


Shinsegae International launched the official Emporio Armani Junior brand store on its own online mall, S.I. Village, this month. This is the first time Emporio Armani Junior has officially entered a domestic online mall.


The entry was pursued with attention to the fact that the main buyers of children's clothing, young parents in their 30s and 40s, are familiar with online and mobile shopping environments, and that the consumer trend of purchasing luxury goods online has been strengthening recently.


Emporio Armani Junior, which reproduces the luxurious concept of the Armani adult collection, is expected to receive a good response in the online market as well.


At the Emporio Armani Junior SIV online store, customers can find mini-me products featuring the eagle logo and graphics that reflect Armani's brand identity.


The collection includes a variety of products reminiscent of the adult collection, from casual to sporty and formal items, and all are 100% authentic products imported based on official distribution rights, not parallel imports, identical to those purchased at department stores.


All products are based on luxurious materials and timeless classic styles, presented in active yet comfortable designs for children aged 4 to 16.


Representative products include jackets, denim jackets, T-shirts, and sweatshirts featuring the eagle logo and lettering, as well as hooded zip-ups with cute bear characters that could appear in cartoons, pique shirts for matching looks with mom and dad, and windbreakers.


Meanwhile, to commemorate the opening of the official SIV online store, Emporio Armani Junior is offering a coupon for a 20% discount on all brand products until the 19th of this month.



A Shinsegae International Emporio Armani Junior official said, “Recently, as the purchasing patterns of the younger generation have shifted mainly to online and mobile, luxury brands are actively entering the online market,” adding, “Especially with the 'eight-pocket phenomenon,' where parents, grandparents, uncles, and aunts all open their wallets for one child, a good response is expected.”


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