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What it is
Ehwa Gyobok (이화교복) is a Korean school uniform rental shop located in the basement of Galleria Palace Apartment, right next to the Lotte World parking lot in Jamsil, Songpa-gu, Seoul — about a 5-minute walk from Jamsil Station Exit 4. The shop stocks hundreds of uniform sets ranging from traditional high-school blazer-and-skirt combos to vintage retro looks and K-pop stage-style outfits. Each rental set typically includes a top, bottom, vest, and tie. Optional add-ons such as backpacks, blazers, headbands, long socks, and stockings are available for a small extra fee. On-site changing rooms, lockers for your belongings, and a styling area with curling irons let you get photo-ready before stepping out. The real magic happens outside: with your uniform on, you can walk over to Seokchon Lake (석촌호수) for cherry-blossom-style skyline shots with Lotte World Tower in the background, stroll through Magic Island's fairytale castle area, or enter Lotte World itself — the uniform doubles as a cute costume inside the park.
Highlights
Wide uniform variety — choose from traditional collegiate styles, retro 70s–80s outfits, or K-pop idol looks inspired by shows like Produce 101; hundreds of sets in multiple cuts and colors
In-store photo zone — themed classroom backdrops and studio setups let you shoot Instagram-ready photos before ever leaving the shop
Styling area with curling irons — a dedicated beauty corner lets you style your hair to match the full Korean student aesthetic
Seokchon Lake backdrop — walk five minutes to catch Lotte World Tower and the lake in one frame; arguably the most photogenic K-culture spot in east Seoul
Lotte World access in uniform — wearing your rental inside the theme park is totally allowed, making Magic Island's castle and indoor rides even more fun to photograph
Flexible rental durations — full-day, overnight (1 night 2 days), and multi-day options are typically available, so you're not rushed back in a few hours
Good to know
Typical duration is 3–5 hours for the rental experience itself; the uniform can be kept for the full rental period (all-day, overnight, or multi-day depending on what you book)
Getting there: take Seoul Metro Line 2 or 8 to Jamsil Station, use Exit 4, and walk about 5 minutes — the shop is in the basement of Galleria Palace Apartment next to Lotte World's parking lot
Frequently asked
What is included in the basic school uniform rental at Ehwa Gyobok?
A standard rental set typically includes a top, bottom, vest, and tie. The in-store photo zone is usually included as well. Add-ons like backpacks, blazers, headbands, long socks, and stockings are available on-site for an additional fee (around ₩5,000 each).
Can I wear the uniform inside Lotte World theme park?
Yes — you can wear your rental uniform into Lotte World and around the surrounding area including Magic Island and Seokchon Lake. Just be mindful of your rental return time and plan your park visit accordingly.
Do I need to bring anything when picking up my uniform?
Bring your passport (one per group is usually required as a deposit holdback) and a small cash deposit of around ₩5,000 per uniform. It's also a good idea to pre-book online via Klook, KKday, or similar platforms to avoid walk-in queue times, especially on weekends and during cherry blossom season.
Prices refresh daily with exchange rates; the final amount is confirmed at partner checkout.
A small cash deposit (around ₩5,000 per uniform) and one passport per group are usually required at check-in; bring your passport
Accessories like backpacks, blazers, long socks, and stockings typically cost extra (around ₩5,000 each) — budget a little extra if you want the full styled look
Spring (late March–April) is peak season when Seokchon Lake's cherry blossoms are in bloom — expect queues; arriving early on weekdays is recommended to skip the wait
Online booking via platforms like Klook or KKday often lets you skip walk-in queues; late arrivals may be treated as walk-ins with longer waits, so arrive on time
