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GENTLE MONSTER
IICOMBINED (Gentle Monster)
GENTLE MONSTER is a accessories label based in Seoul. Behind the label: IICOMBINED (Gentle Monster). It is known for experimental eyewear and installation-style stores. Latest milestone on record (28 February 2023): Launches its first collection with Maison Margiela; a second follows on 7 March 2024.
Quick facts
GENTLE MONSTER at a glance
- Behind the label
- IICOMBINED (Gentle Monster)
- Based
- Seoul, South Korea
- Focus
- Accessories
- Makes
- Sunglasses and optical frames
- Official site
- gentlemonster.com ↗
- @gentlemonster ↗
The person and the label
Who is behind GENTLE MONSTER?
The Seoul eyewear brand is known for experimental frames and stores designed like installations; its official site lists the Haus Nowhere store in Shenzhen and its Jentle Salon and Jentle Garden pop-ups. Its collaborations include Jentle Home with Jennie of BLACKPINK in 2020 and two collections with Maison Margiela, in 2023 and 2024. We could not confirm its founding year from a primary source, so we leave it out.
Timeline
GENTLE MONSTER, dated
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- EENK Ready-to-wear · since 2013
- REJINA PYO Ready-to-wear · since 2014
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- Lee Young-hee Textile heritage
- LEESLE Textile heritage · since 2014
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Quick answers
GENTLE MONSTER, answered
Who is behind GENTLE MONSTER?
- IICOMBINED (Gentle Monster). GENTLE MONSTER is a accessories label based in Seoul.
What does GENTLE MONSTER make?
- Sunglasses and optical frames. It is known for experimental eyewear and installation-style stores.