🛒 Jeju Shopping | A Lifesaver for Outdoor Girls💙

When a “J-type” (organized) wanderer comes to Jeju, the only headache is that Google Map doesn’t work well. For route planning, I relied on two things: Kakao Map and a directionally challenged person’s intuition… But overall, the shopping route was super reasonable and organized—no backtracking at all, and I didn’t miss a single store I wanted to visit (let’s just say Jeju is really small…).💫 ▫️ General Shopping Tips💦 If you’re short on time, choose either Cheomseongdae Street or Bokjeong-roand either Lotte Duty-Free or Shilla Duty-Free. Personally, I recommend Cheomseongdae Street and Lotte Duty-Free—they have a fuller range of brands, friendlier service, and a more comfortable shopping space. ▫️ Cheomseongdae Street (Walking Route Map to Be Added Later)🙂 📍 Kolon Sport: A local outdoor brand with stylish, Korean-inspired designs. Set your map to this store to start your shopping spree! 📍 Snow Peak: A Japanese outdoor brand, but it has a clothing line in South Korea. The clothes, hats, men’s and women’s styles are all amazing, and the prices are great (plus tax refund available!). I tried to be restrained and bought 4 items—now I regret not buying more T.T 📍 Wonder Place: An amazing multi-brand building! It houses MLB, Oakley, Champion, Ralph Lauren teddy bear alternatives, and many other brands—one stop for multiple picks. 📍 Marithe Francios Girbaud: A French brand I personally love. The designs are simple, the fits are good, and the prices are affordable. The sales lady speaks Chinese and has super friendly service! 📍 Kodak: A cute Kodak souvenir shop with nice bags. There’s also a photo-worthy wall next to it—don’t miss the photo op! 📍 Lacoste: Right next to the Kodak store—easy to find. 📍 Triple: A multi-brand store with some local labels and discount events—great for hunting deals. 📍 Carhartt: Mostly men’s clothing with a limited range of styles. 📍 ABC Market: A must-visit for shoes! It also sells Crocs at good prices. 📍 S Market: A convenient spot for quick buys or snacks. 📍 Adidas, Nike, New Balance: So many options—you could spend hours here and still not see everything! ▫️ Duty-Free Shopping Tips🙂 Buy rebate coupons in advance: You can usually get a 5%-20% rebate—don’t miss this money-saver! Gentle Monster: Available at both Shilla and Lotte Duty-Free (on the 1st floor). Prices are much cheaper than in China (around 30% off). Aesop: Located on the 2nd floor. Always use the rebate—after calculation, it’s equivalent to 40%-50% off domestic prices. Lotte’s staff has friendly service, while Shilla’s service is a letdown. Snow Peak: On the 3rd floor of Lotte Duty-Free. The staff’s attitude is extremely bad, but if you stay calm and treat them as “service tools” (no extra expectations), it won’t bother you. Prices are slightly cheaper than Snow Peak’s brand store on Cheomseongdae Street, and there’s a “2 items for 15% off” deal. Even without rebates: Remember to get discount coupons at the 1st-floor service desk—most brands offer 10%-20% off. Show the coupons along with your passport when checking out!🙂 #JejuShopping #JejuTravel #KoreaShoppingShare #JejuShoppingGuide #SeoulShoppingShare #JejuTrip #KRWExchangeRate #SnowPeak #KoreanStreetBrands #Aesop