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Menswear/shopping in Busan, Korea

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I'm in Busan in Korea for a couple of days and was wondering if there are any good shops to visit here. I know there are some in Seoul, but I couldn't really find any information regarding Busan.

So, any tips?

Per now I am mainly looking for knitwear; polo shirts and sweaters, but it's always good fun to look at other quality clothes also.

Cheers.
 
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No clue. I know there's a huge mall there. But the best shopping is probably going to be in Seoul.
 

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