Seoul School Uniform Rental | Seoul, South Korea

Rental shop is located very near to Lotte World just a short 5min walk away. Many choices of uniforms, jackets, accessories to choose from. Owner is very friendly and nice in helping to find the right size for the uniforms. No limit on the number of times to try the fitting of the uniform. Place also has their own locker to store our own clothes during the day. Would definitely recommend to those who want to rent uniforms for their Lotte World day.

The boss is very friendly to Taiwanese customers. He doesn't care how long you try on clothes. The store is not crowded. Clothes you take off need to be placed in a nearby paid locker. Remember to bring 1,000 won with you.

There are many styles of school uniforms, and they look very beautiful in photos! The store welcomes us to try different styles and recommends them!

It was very good ^^ It was a very good experience ^^

Even though we don't understand Japanese, they treated us Japanese very politely.

The staff explained things clearly, so it was easy to use. When I told them I was Japanese, they explained things to me in Japanese using a translation app. The store is not large, so it may be difficult to choose a uniform when it is crowded, but there is a wide variety.

The staff were very kind and even though I didn't understand Korean, they helped me out using a translator. However, the location was a little hard to find, so I recommend heading there a little earlier than the scheduled time.

The school uniform is very clean. I like it very much. The boss is very nice and will help you find the right size.

It's about five minutes from Lotte World. If you look up the directions, you'll find it, so you'll have to look at it before you'll know where it is... It's in a place that you can't find without looking at it. The inside of the store is a little small, and the changing room is quite simple, but there are many uniforms. First, you are given two different sizes of shirts, and your waist is measured to tell you the skirt size. First, you try on the shirt and skirt, and then you choose a sweater or jacket. I got the impression that there were similar skirts, but not many that were exactly the same. I have thick upper arms, so I couldn't find a jacket that matched the color and shape I wanted, so I chose a different one. I got the impression that there were a lot of thin ones. Finally, you can choose a ribbon and tie. There is an amazing variety, but it's difficult to find the same one. There were no other customers, so I was able to choose slowly. The staff served me in English, and told me to try them on! It might be reassuring to have a translator. Also, the system is a little complicated, but they explain things slowly on paper and verbally, so it wasn't a problem.

The boss is kind and proactive in asking questions and will help you match your outfit. If you have a chance, you can go.