[Edaily Reporter Kwon Oh Seok ] K-Fashion specialist TBH GLOBAL(084870)announced on the 10th that it had successfully concluded a product showcase held in London, the UK—the brand’s home—where it unveiled the product lineup for its new K-cross-border licensed brand, “Time Out,” for the first time.

Held with key executives and employees from both TBH GLOBAL and Time Out in attendance, the showcase featured a variety of demo products—including apparel collections, accessories, body care, beauty, and home living items—designed for “urban travelers” who move freely through and experience cities. The collection also included products inspired by the brand’s archives.
According to TBH GLOBAL, Time Out praised the collection and the overall product lineup unveiled at the event. In particular, they highly commended TBH GLOBAL’s planning and design capabilities for presenting a consistent identity across the range, from apparel to lifestyle products.
Founded in London, England, in 1968, Time Out is a global urban culture magazine that has been introducing the streets, restaurants, shops, and exhibitions of major cities around the world under the philosophy of “curating the best of the city.” With a monthly reach of 242 million people and 2.3 million email subscribers, it has established itself as the leading urban culture guide for global travelers, including those in Europe and North America.
TBH GLOBAL has secured the rights to commercialize products using the Time Out IP, ranging from apparel and accessories to cosmetics, body care, and lifestyle products. The launched products are scheduled to be unveiled simultaneously in domestic and international markets through the official Time Out online store.
A TBH GLOBAL representative stated, “Through this product review session, we confirmed positive reactions to TBH GLOBAL’s planning, sourcing, and design capabilities, as well as the potential for brand expansion,” adding, “Based on both companies’ commitment to collaboration, we will accelerate preparations for the global launch.” The representative further noted, “We plan to cultivate this as a new growth engine following Basic House and MindBridge.”