LOTTE OUTLET Fall Festa Links Up with Local Co-Prosperity Initiatives

【Financial News Daegu=Kim Jang-wook】"From fall fashion to local co-prosperity!"
LOTTE Outlets – Esia Polis Branch and Yulha Branch will hold the “Fall Festa” from the 11th to the 20th, marking the arrival of fall and Chuseok. The event combines fashion promotions with a local co-prosperity market, drawing attention.
In particular, the “Gyeongsangbuk-do Specialty Products Fair” at Yulha Branch will continue through the 24th.
The event was organized to offer customers practical fall shopping benefits while helping young farmers and small business owners in the region expand their sales channels ahead of Chuseok.
Choi Jong-hoon, head of LOTTE Outlets – Esia Polis Branch, emphasized, "We have prepared a co-prosperity event where customers can enjoy practical fall fashion shopping opportunities alongside local farms and small business owners. We hope you will enjoy abundant shopping benefits and a variety of attractions at the Esia Polis and Yulha branches."
LOTTE Outlets – Esia Polis Branch will hold the fall fashion discount event “Mega Shopping Week” at a special event venue on the first floor from the 11th to the 17th. During Lacoste’s additional discount event from the 11th to the 13th, the store will showcase transitional-season clothing and popular fall items. A special sale featuring the popular children’s clothing brand Bebe de Pino will also be held.
Alongside the shopping benefits, customer-participation events will also take place. At 2 p.m. on the 19th, the first-floor plaza will host a “Pull-Up Competition,” featuring pull-ups for men and a dead-hang event for women. All participants will receive commemorative gifts, while winners in each category will be given mobile gift certificates.
Yulha Branch will successively present co-prosperity sales events involving local farms and small business owners. From the 11th to the 13th, it will host the “Young Farmers’ Co-Prosperity Direct Market” with the Nonghyup Beginning Farmers Support Center. Ten farms operated by graduates of the Nonghyup Young Farmers Academy and the Korea National University of Agriculture and Fisheries will participate, selling seasonal agricultural products such as peaches, grapes, and apples, as well as omija juice and flowers. Food trucks offering a variety of dishes will also operate at the event.
From the 11th through the 24th, the branch will then hold the “Gyeongsangbuk-do Specialty Products Fair” in cooperation with the Gyeongsangbuk-do Small Business Owners’ Cooperative. Regional products for Chuseok gifts, including natural honey stick gift sets, red ginseng extract, tea, and bite-sized yakgwa, will be offered at reasonable prices, along with Gyeongsangbuk-do specialties such as Mungyeong sword-bean handmade tofu and cheonggukjang.

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