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LF's Atte Accessories opens pop-up at Taiwan's top department store to build overseas fandom

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Jung Chan-soo
Published : June 8, 2026 - 10:15:40
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Taiwan debut follows successful Hankyu Umeda pop-up in Japan

Le Ruban, Frill and Bonbon signature lines take center stage

Atte Accessories' pop-up store at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi in Taichung, Taiwan [LF]
Atte Accessories' pop-up store at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi in Taichung, Taiwan [LF]

LF announced Monday that its Atte Accessories brand has launched a pop-up store at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi's Taichung Zhonggang branch in Taiwan.

Atte Accessories is LF's contemporary accessories brand, built around a distinctive identity centered on the Le Ruban line — a modern reinterpretation of the ribbon motif. The brand has proven its domestic appeal by topping the contemporary accessories category at The Hyundai Seoul. In March, a pop-up at the Hankyu Umeda main store in Osaka, Japan, generated more than double its sales target.

Taiwan had shown strong interest in Atte Accessories even before the brand's overseas expansion. An analysis of the brand's official Instagram account found that Taiwan ranked second in follower share after South Korea, ahead of major Asian markets including Japan and China. The Taiwan pop-up was conceived on the strength of that locally rooted, online-driven fandom.

The pop-up puts the brand's three signature lines — Le Ruban, Frill and Bonbon — front and center. The Le Ruban bag, a structurally reimagined take on the ribbon detail, has sold out dozens of times since its launch and serves as the brand's icon. Two Taiwan-exclusive colorways of the Le Ruban bag were also unveiled: a "Bubble Tea Edition" inspired by the island's signature drink, and a crisp "Sky Blue." Polka-dot pop-up shopping bags and limited-edition packaging add an element of local exclusivity.

The pop-up space is designed around the brand's signature ribbon motif. Visitors can take part in a range of interactive activities, including a social media photo event, a DIY pen-decorating experience currently trending in South Korea, and complimentary gifts. On Sunday, the brand invited Chen Junting and Xia Fuyang of popular Taiwanese group FEniX as guest store managers for a fan meet event, drawing hundreds of local fans; photos from the event spread rapidly across Taiwanese social media in the hours that followed.

"Staying true to our identity is what has resonated overseas," an Atte Accessories official said. "Building on what we've confirmed in Japan and Taiwan, we will continue expanding into global markets."


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