2016 Korea Satisfaction Consumer Index 1st Place

COMFORT LAB received 1st place at Korea Satisfaction Consumer Index in 2016

• Award Division : Underwear
• Brand : COMFORT LAB
• Manufacturer : COMFORT LAB

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The Professional Lingerie Designer Behind “COMFORT LAB”

Lingerhood brand Compotrap won Customer Satisfaction Brand (Underware) 1st at the 2016 Korean Consumer Satisfaction Index (KCI) Certification ceremony, which was chosen by a consumer at Samjeong Hotel in Yeoksam-dong, Seoul, January 26, 2016.

The lingerie brand COMFORT LAB was selected for first place in the Customer Satisfaction Brand (Underwear) category by consumers at the 2016 Korean Consumer Satisfction Index (KCI) certification ceremony at the Samjeong Hotel in Yeoksam-dong, Seoul, on 26 January 2016.

Comport Lab is a two-year-old manufacturer that produces and distributes dual-healthy healing bra that improves the frustration of wearing traditional bra.

COMFORT LAB was created by a lingerie designer of over twenty years to produce and distribute the dual-healing bra that improves on the discomforts wearing traditional brassieres. Unlike other brands, it plans to design a different way of holding breasts, thereby preserving comfort and the feminine silhouette. 

Each new product undergoes a 6-month fitting period to ensure the highest customer satisfaction. In its second year after launching, the company has seen major growth in sales as customers return for its comfortable shapes and beautiful lines.

Among its various products, the dual healing bra gives a comfortable fit while enhancing the figure and looks like a lace top, following a fashion trend that started in Europe. In addition to these features, the dual healing Lulu bra provides an excellent design function for wearing under tank tops, rash guards, and yoga wear.

COMFORT LAB earned first place in the “Korean Consumer Satisfaction Index,” which directly measures the actual level of satisfaction with respect to products and services in each industry.

Hankyung Business organized the event, surveying the brand preferences of 2931 consumers over the age of 20 from 126 local governments in 158 categories (including cosmetics, health, apparel, services) and of 476 companies. A total of 56 brands were selected based on research results and a review of public documents.

Report Kim Hyunji henrykim@hankyung.com