On the 12th, Noh Young-jin, Prospex Sales Manager (left in the photo), and Kim Hyun-soo, Musinsa Director, are posing for a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement on the 'exclusive online sales rights for the Prospex X Musinsa Original Line.'

On the 12th, Noh Young-jin, Prospex Sales Manager (left in the photo), and Kim Hyun-soo, Musinsa Director, are posing for a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement on the 'exclusive online sales rights for the Prospex X Musinsa Original Line.'

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[Asia Economy Reporter Yujin Cho] Prospex, a domestic sports brand led by CEO Seongjun Moon, announced on the 13th that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Musinsa, the largest fashion platform in Korea, granting exclusive online sales rights for the 'Prospex Original Line.'


Through this agreement, both companies will collaborate not only on exclusive online sales but also in various areas such as retail and consumer services. In particular, they will jointly promote and market the new Unique Line of Prospex Original for this fall and winter.


Additionally, collaboration products with popular YouTubers 'Choi Gyeoul' and 'Good Nation' will be sold exclusively on Musinsa, accompanied by marketing activities.


Re-launched in 2017 to match the Newtro trend, the Prospex Original Line gained great popularity among young consumers as a brand emphasizing fashionability. Its flagship product, the ugly shoe 'Stacks,' became very popular among consumers in their teens and twenties, ranking first in the sneaker category on the Musinsa store in the first half of last year.



A Prospex representative stated, “This signed MOU aims to actively expand the Prospex Original Line,” adding, “We plan to further enhance communication with young customers through Musinsa, the largest online store in Korea, to make Prospex even more beloved.”


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