Location

South Korea

Founded

2009

Price range

₩329,000 – ₩529,000

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

9 products

Size range

S–L

Low Classic

Independent brand — verified
About

LOW CLASSIC is a South Korean fashion brand founded in Seoul in 2009 by designer Myoungsin Lee. The label is known for modern womenswear that combines clean construction, practical dressing, and carefully controlled proportions. Its collections often present minimal clothing with subtle details that make familiar pieces feel more distinctive. LOW CLASSIC women’s clothing includes tailored jackets, trousers, dresses, skirts, knitwear, shirts, coats, and casual separates. The brand also produces shoes, bags, and other accessories. LOW CLASSIC footwear ranges from flats and loafers to boots, sandals, and modern heels. Neutral colors, smooth leather, square toes, sculpted shapes, and simple hardware often connect the shoes to the wider clothing collection. The Korean fashion brand balances structured tailoring with softer fabrics and relaxed silhouettes. Designs are created for work, city dressing, events, and everyday wardrobes rather than one narrow occasion. For shoppers searching for Korean designer clothing and shoes, LOW CLASSIC offers polished womenswear with minimalist styling, thoughtful shapes, and versatile accessories. Its footwear works particularly well with the brand’s tailoring, helping customers build coordinated outfits with a modern Seoul fashion perspective.

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Brand Details

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South Korea & China

Polyester
Rayon
Wool
Polyurethane
Cotton
Leather Working Group
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
M
Myoungsin Lee

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Frequently asked questions

Is LOW CLASSIC a footwear brand or a clothing brand?
LOW CLASSIC is primarily a Seoul-based ready-to-wear fashion brand. Shoes are part of its wider collection, which also includes clothing and bags, rather than its only focus.
When was LOW CLASSIC founded, and who is associated with its founding?
LOW CLASSIC began in 2009. Your supplied brand data names Myoungsin Lee as its founder; the brand’s official site confirms its 2009 start and identifies Lee as its representative.
Where is LOW CLASSIC based?
LOW CLASSIC is based in Seoul, South Korea. The brand describes itself as a Seoul-based designer label and lists its head office in the city.
What kinds of shoes does LOW CLASSIC sell?
LOW CLASSIC’s footwear selection includes styles such as leather derby shoes, sandals and boots. The available designs change by collection, so its current shoe category is the best place to check specific styles.
What is LOW CLASSIC known for in fashion and footwear?
LOW CLASSIC is known for understated ready-to-wear designs with careful construction. Its shoes sit alongside clothing and bags in a collection shaped by simple silhouettes and practical everyday dressing.
What is the difference between LOW CLASSIC and Lc?
Lc is LOW CLASSIC’s diffusion line. The brand describes it as a range of practical pieces and lifestyle items intended to fit easily into everyday wardrobes.

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