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Want a Full Fall Outfit for About KRW 50,000~60,000? 5 Weekly-Deal Looks and Kids' Outerwear
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Buying a whole fall outfit at once can feel like a lot. Korea has a short autumn with big swings between morning and afternoon, so one easy approach is to keep to two or three basic pieces in one tone and layer from there. All prices below are in Korean won, from the weekly deal page at Coupang, an online shop in Korea, checked on October 27. Weekly deals run for a set period, so prices may change. From these deals I put together 3 women's outfits and 2 men's outfits. Each outfit costs from the KRW 50,000s to the low KRW 60,000s. Kids' outerwear is gathered at the bottom. Next to each outfit picture are photos of the real products used, so you can compare them with the illustration.
Women: 3 Outfits from Basics
On a day when it is just a knit, denim and one pair of shoes, choose a charcoal gray knit. Wear a cable-knit crew-neck pullover (KRW 11,900) with black wide-leg denim (KRW 16,340), and finish with dark brown lace-up walker boots (KRW 23,240). Gray, black and dark brown are all low-key tones, so they sit calmly against a yellow ginkgo-lined street in fall. The three pieces come to about KRW 51,000 (Outfit 1).

For office days in places like Pangyo or Seoul's business districts, a black top with light pants is a low-risk choice. Try a ribbon-tie blouse (KRW 17,820) with pale gray-green double-knit wide pants (KRW 12,600) and black ribbon ballet flats (KRW 31,860). With a black top and pale gray-green bottom, the two halves read clearly, and the ribbon at the neckline becomes the focal point. The total is about KRW 62,000 (Outfit 2).

On weekends, pair a sweatshirt (mentuman in Korean) with cargo pants and add warmth only with the outer layer. Match a big-graphic sweatshirt (KRW 14,070) with wide cargo pants (KRW 26,370), then wear a sherpa fleece zip-up (KRW 17,220) open over them. It is an easy outfit for a coffee break on a park bench. A pink sweatshirt over deep gray cargo pants, tied together by the black fleece, keeps the whole outfit calm. The fleece is oversized, so it is easy to wear roomy. The total is about KRW 58,000 (Outfit 3).

Men: 2 Outfits Built Around One Outer Layer
For men, it is easier to pick the outer layer first and keep what is underneath simple. Wear a sherpa fleece zip-up (KRW 17,220) open, with a light gray sweatshirt (KRW 26,220) inside and light gray one-tuck wide pants (KRW 18,900). A black outer layer over two light grays keeps the colors clean, and the navy lettering on the sweatshirt is the accent. Add white sneakers and it also works for a walk along the fortress wall at Hwaseong in Suwon. The total without shoes is about KRW 62,000 (Outfit 4).

On days you want a shirt, wear a check shirt (KRW 20,720) unbuttoned over a white tee. Add wide denim (KRW 28,400) and sling a lightweight windbreaker (KRW 13,410) over your shoulder. Put the windbreaker on after sunset or where the sea wind blows, such as along the coast on Jeju. The red check shirt does not repeat the color of deep blue denim. The white tee and shoes are not in the total. The three clothing pieces come to about KRW 63,000 (Outfit 5).

Kids: 3 One-Layer Outerwear Picks
For kids, choose outerwear that is just one layer, and mornings get easier. The boa zip-up coat in a colorful abstract-shape print on cream (KRW 38,430) works as a single outer layer, and the cream-and-navy boa-mix jumper (KRW 51,350) is a good pick for days you want extra warmth. The black heart zip-up with rainbow-colored stripes (KRW 23,200) is easy to throw over almost any pants. The weekly deal page also lists many other kids' pieces, so be sure to check the size labels (height and age).
Reference
- Coupang weekly deal page in Korea (checked October 27, 2026: women's clothing, men's/casual clothing, kids' fashion)