Coupang revealed on Monday, July 3, that it has launched "Rocket Luxury" to offer a high-end beauty shopping experience to customers. The leading e-commerce retailer in South Korea will now allow shoppers to purchase luxury brand products on its platform.
Coupang will have a dedicated space for Rocket Luxury, where shoppers can choose from an array of 16 upscale beauty product brands from manufacturers in Korea and overseas, such as MAC, Estee Lauder, and Bobby Brown. These will all be available on Coupang, and as per Yonhap News Agency, the orders will all be delivered to customers' addresses through its "rocket delivery" service.
The orders can be shipped within 24 hours from the time the purchase was made, and members of Coupang's paid subscription service will also have some benefits. The company said they can enjoy free delivery and free return service.
"Customers who use luxury beauty brands will be able to buy at Rocket Luxury with trust as it only provides genuine products certified by Coupang," the head of Coupang's retail unit, Lee Byeong Hee, said in a statement.
It was reported that Coupang's new Rocket Luxury service has made many customers excited since they can finally buy high-end brands online without much hassle. Shoppers will now have exclusive access to a special selection of beauty brands, and they can order any time with just a few clicks on their computers.
The Tattler further reported that the local luxury Hera brand will also be on the lineup, and customers will find them on Coupang's virtual shelves. The company said that buyers are assured that all of the products on its platform are high quality and authentic.
Coupang's commitment to authenticity and consumer satisfaction will surely make the luxury beauty shopping experience worthwhile. Adding this service is also proof of the company's firm dedication to giving customers unmatched convenience and access to premium products.
Photo by: Coupang Website


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