It is the same brand, but some clothes say Korea and some say China. What is the difference?
When comparing multiple products, you may notice that the country of manufacture is labeled differently. It is hard to tell why it differs within the same brand and what difference that makes.
LOW CLASSIC products include both items made in Korea and items made in China, and you can check which one it is through the label on each product.
The country of manufacture label does not indicate where the brand is from, but rather which country that specific garment was made in. Therefore, the label is attached by product, not by brand.
The same applies to LOW CLASSIC. Some products have labels indicating they were made in Korea[1][2], and some products have labels indicating they were made in China[3][4]. The fact confirmed so far is simply that both labels exist within the brand, and an explanation of the criteria used to divide them has not yet been found.
There is one more thing that is good to know when reading labels. Generally, the country of manufacture refers to the country where the clothing was actually sewn and completed, which may differ from the country where the fabric was produced or where the design took place. For this reason, it is difficult to grade quality based solely on a single line showing the country of manufacture, and it is closer to an accurate judgment to look at it together with other information such as material composition and washing instructions. You can check this in the product information section on the product details page before purchase, and on the inner label after receiving the item.
The criteria by which production locations are divided for each product have not yet been confirmed.
Product measurements
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Two Pocket Field Jacket_Khaki
Measurements
| Part | XS |
|---|---|
| 총장 | 79cm |
| 어깨너비 | 54cm |
| 가슴단면 | 69.5cm |