Pyounghwa Market

It's like a wholesale outlet market in the city. You can find various shops for hats, uniforms, patches, overlocks, ties, food vendors and clothing accessories. You can easily spend an hour here to just walk and enjoy.

Great fashion styles for women 60+ years of age. Reasonable prices for clothing ($15 - $20 garments). However, not completely 5 stars bc it's not really accessible for younger people. I would suggest "Yeongdeungpo" station or "Jamsil" station for younger, hipper trends (ages 15 - 30 years).

Very big shopping mall full with clothing, garment and accessories. It's probably the biggest here in Seoul. The price is quite cheap and reasonable. If you're interested in browsing through, this place is the one.

Fashion mall for old people. It's not suitable for you unless you are buying for someone above 70. However, the price is very reasonable.

Not worth a trip down. Supposed to be a wholesale market, but vendors practice price gouging, quoting ridiculous prices if you're not korean.

It's cloth market in very long alley.

Very cool place to go shopping for cheap/wholesale priced clothes. They have everything from men's suits, to bikinis, hats, hiking clothes. Very conveniently located close to LOTS of other great stuff like Gwangjang Market or Dongdaemun Square.

Wholesale and retail sale of hats, scarves, hiking gear such as gloves and bandanas, some good hairbands and hair accessories, modest elderly clothing and swimsuits. Prices are much cheaper than at the newer malls but you'll need to spend some time digging and walking around. Only went to the ground floor. Stalls close around 6 pm. Not much Aircon.