Getting SC merchandise in Seoul - Page 2

On May 29 2010 00:46 Djzapz wrote:
You girls are so awesome =D

On May 29 2010 08:54 NeverGG wrote:


Flattery will get you signed stuff. I like space in my room - I have over 200 photobooks and magazines now in a room the size of a postage stamp so God knows I need it.

On May 29 2010 09:58 Master Shaman wrote:

Have you considered pawn shops? If you have too much stuff, you could try selling some of it to them.

On May 29 2010 11:03 NeverGG wrote:


I don't speak enough Korean and since most of it is Japanese stuff I don't think it'd go down too well tbh. I could sell my furniture, but the owners of it might be a bit pissed lol. I'm just going to ship it back to Mum slowly over the next few months - since she has two houses and all.

On May 29 2010 12:20 Master Shaman wrote:

Pawn one of your mum's houses?

On July 13 2010 04:04 imRiChY wrote:
Sorry for bumping this, but I've got a couple of questions regarding sc merchandises. I am currently in Seoul, and are staying here for two more weeks (total of 4.... Should have thought of this a bit earlier now that I come to think of it). I've read your awesome thread about the requirements needed to purchase stuff over here as a foreigner NeverGG, so I am aware that i cannot get a hold of anything myself at the moment.

I've checked out some of the progamer sites, but since I don't speak korean, I can't seem to find any of the shops (as expected). However, my question is, do anyone know if any of the sites currently offer any products (wearable stuff like t-shirts and jackets/official team uniforms)? I am thinking of bringing back some stuff for personal use, as gifts for friends, and prizes for future sc2 tournaments

If anyone in here, living in Seoul, able to purchase and help me and my friends out, are willing to earn a couple of bucks, please send me a message Thnx.

On July 13 2010 04:07 kOre wrote:

No they do not sell official jackets, uniforms, etc in Korea because the companies believe there isn't a big enough market to make them. You can get some unofficial stuff like hoodies and hats from their sites but not a lot of that is available either.

On July 13 2010 04:07 kOre wrote:

No they do not sell official jackets, uniforms, etc in Korea because the companies believe there isn't a big enough market to make them. You can get some unofficial stuff like hoodies and hats from their sites but not a lot of that is available either.