Are there still 100% made in korea stores in the Korean market?

Just like the previous article "Zhenghan VS Korean version" mentioned by the editor, there are 3 price-level batches in Korea, and about 90% of the products in the high-priced batches are still mainly A-grade Korean products, that is, commodities Produced by Korean manufacturers, designed in Korea, made in Korea, and made of Korean fabrics, but the cost is high and the batch price is high. In order to make the price of the products competitive, they will complete the design of some products, After selecting the materials, the samples are entrusted to China as an OEM, and then shipped back to South Korea for sales. The Korean standard on the car is called B-level products. Therefore, about 80% of the products sold in the mid-price batch are A-level or the rest are B-level. . Please don't get me wrong, B-level products do not mean inferior products! Since the design and selection of materials are all selected by Korean designers, the products will have a certain quality assurance. In fact, the stalls will send the goods to other places for OEM. The main current market demand is fast fashion. Therefore, sellers classify expensive clothes as luxury goods, and the demand for them declines. The market is in a circular cycle. If the cost is not reduced, the price of the goods carried by the store is expensive, and it will be relatively difficult to sell it in the market, and the shipment volume of the wholesale stall will decrease, so everyone will start to find ways to achieve a balance. According to the editor's experience, even though I went to the local batch market, I couldn't find a stall that sells 100% made in korea products. The editor believes that the best Korean products are definitely their designs. As long as the designer chooses the right materials, the quality of the clothes is comparable to that of them. The selling price is reasonable, that is a good stall, even if it is a well-known local brand in Korea, they also have products made by foreign OEMs, and there is no other meaning, the editor is also a fan of those brands. And the editor has also visited low-priced batches. The editor classifies the products in it as C-level products. In the editor's understanding, C is 100% foreign-made, even if the unworthy merchants take the Korean version (C-level). Products) are sewn on the Korean label, and those products are still visible at a glance. As the current method of purchasing in person has become less and less cost-effective, most stores will look for wholesalers. Therefore, as a high-quality store, it is very important to choose products from suppliers carefully. You must understand the principle of getting what you pay for. The current market price of high-quality Korean products is definitely not low, let alone the myth that foreign OEMs must be bad goods. South Korea has local quality supervision, and the middle/high price batches will not be confused. Reduce the reputation of your own brand.