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Trades about 1% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, HANDSOME Corp. functions as a prominent fashion and lifestyle retailer with both domestic and international operations. The company provides an extensive range of apparel, including women's garments like dresses, blouses, and knits, men's wear such as suits and shirts, and clothing for children. Their comprehensive collection also features various outerwear pieces, from jackets and coats to trench coats. Beyond clothing, HANDSOME offers a broad selection of fashion accessories, including bags, shoes, and jewelry. The firm's product portfolio further extends to diverse lifestyle items, encompassing home goods like dishes and coffee/tea products, personal care essentials such as skincare, stationery, and even fashion accessories for pets. HANDSOME Corp. develops and markets its own established fashion brands, including TIME, SYSTEM, and SJYP. Concurrently, it serves as a distributor for numerous imported luxury labels, among them LANVIN, BALLY, and CALVIN KLEIN. Additionally, the company operates distinctive multi-brand concept stores under names like MUE and TOM GREYHOUND. HANDSOME Corp. was established in 1987.
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