Does the Yaksu branch have places to stay and spend time, other than browsing clothes?

It is best to head down to the basement first. This building, which LOW CLASSIC renovated and uses, is called Mirae Building, and it has a canteen and a garden in the basement^[1]. A canteen originally refers to a cafeteria attached to a company or school. In this basement dining space, Wild Duck Canteen is scheduled to move in^[2].

Stairs lead up from the basement. A spiral steel staircase connects the basement canteen and garden to the 1st floor terrace^[3]. The 1st and 2nd floors connect to a store, a studio, and a terrace, and the 3rd floor is an activity space named 'Mirae Project'^[4]. In other words, floors for selling clothes, floors for resting, and floors for making and hosting things are placed together in a single building, and the direction of the renewal itself was to place retail, exhibitions, and relaxation alongside one another^[5].

A place where people mingle is the cafe. At Wild Duck, LOW CLASSIC employees and neighborhood residents also chat and take a break^[6]. In the past, during a sample sale when the doors were kept wide open, local residents even dropped by with curiosity^[7]. hmmm, the mingling of staff and residents in the cafe reads as a sign that this building's flow is not directed solely at store shoppers. In a sense, it is a structure that leaves a reason to walk in and sit down, even on days when you have no intention of buying clothes.

The location to visit is 43 Dongho-ro 15-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul, and it is open from 12 in the afternoon to 8 in the evening^[8].