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Shoemarker shoes to be available for delivery through Baemin in South Korea
Baemin, a South Korean delivery app run by Woowa Brothers, is adding shoe retailer Shoemarker to its shopping service on Oct.
14.
Customers will be able to order shoes for delivery from 30 Shoemarker stores in the Seoul metropolitan area.
The company plans to expand the service to 50 stores by the end of the year.
Shoemarker sells products from brands including Adidas, Puma and Oakley, as well as its own label.
Baemin’s shopping service has been expanding beyond groceries to include other goods, such as fashion and beauty products.
The launch offer includes a 20% discount coupon for all products through Nov.
30, and free delivery fees on orders of at least 20,000 won through Nov.
13.
Baemin says it plans to keep adding products so customers can get items from stores without visiting them.
Shoemarker will join Baemin’s grocery and shopping service on October 14, allowing customers to order shoes for delivery.
The service will initially cover 30 Shoemarker stores in the Seoul metropolitan area.
Baemin’s operator, Woowa Brothers, plans to expand the number of participating stores to 50 by the end of the year.
Shoemarker sells products from global sports brands including Adidas, Puma and Oakley, as well as its own-brand goods.
The move is part of Baemin’s expansion from groceries into non-food products.
- Who
- Shoemarker and Baemin, operated by Woowa Brothers.
- What
- Shoemarker shoes will be available to order through Baemin’s grocery and shopping service for delivery.
- When
- The service starts October 14, 2026.
- Where
- It will initially be available through 30 stores in the Seoul metropolitan area, South Korea.
- Why
- Baemin is expanding its product range beyond groceries so customers can receive needed items without visiting stores.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Woowa Brothers announced that Shoemarker would join Baemin’s grocery and shopping service.
Shoemarker was scheduled to begin service through 30 stores in the Seoul metropolitan area.
Woowa Brothers plans to expand participation to 50 stores.
- Start date
- October 14, 2026
- Initial coverage
- 30 stores in the Seoul metropolitan area
- Planned expansion
- 50 stores by the end of 2026
- Products
- Adidas, Puma and Oakley products, plus Shoemarker’s own-brand goods
- Promotion
- 20% discount coupons on all products through November 30
- Delivery fee offer
- No delivery fee on orders of at least 20,000 won through November 13
What people are saying
We will continue to expand our product range so customers can order the products they need and receive them immediately without going to a store.
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