Over 140 Popular Brands Participating From September 10 to 20

Major Special Exhibitions Featuring Callaway, Umbro, and ABC Mart

Lotte Outlet Gwangju Suwan Branch (hereinafter referred to as Gwangju Suwan Branch) is holding a large-scale discount event to celebrate its 17th anniversary, with participation from over 140 brands.


On September 9, Gwangju Suwan Branch announced that it will hold the ‘MEGA FESTA’ 17th anniversary celebration event for 11 days, from September 10 to September 20, 2026.

Exterior view of Lotte Outlet Gwangju Suwan.

Exterior view of Lotte Outlet Gwangju Suwan.

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This event features participation from more than 140 popular brands, including Lacoste, Egoist, and Tommy Hilfiger. Additional discounts will be offered on top of regular outlet prices, with each brand providing its own price discounts and special gift promotions.


Several major special exhibitions will also be held in celebration of the 17th anniversary. From September 10 to September 16, the ‘Callaway Out-of-Season Product Exhibition’—discounting golf apparel and accessories—will make its debut this year.


During the same period, the ‘Umbro Four-Season Product Exhibition,’ where customers can shop for products such as shoes, outerwear, and padded jackets for all seasons in one place, will also take place. This will be followed by the ‘ABC Mart Super Sale’ from September 17 to September 23.


Customer benefits such as raffles and purchase rewards will be strengthened to attract visitors. Additional promotional events based on purchase amounts have also been prepared.



Choi Jongheon, General Manager of Lotte Outlet Gwangju Suwan Branch, said, "We have prepared a customer appreciation shopping festival to thank customers for their support over the past 17 years," adding, "As the region’s leading family shopping destination, we will continue to offer differentiated experiences and services."


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