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ANDERSSON BELL
By Dohun Kim · Seoul
Scandinavian moods, reread from Seoul
Andersson Bell launched in Seoul in 2014 under designer Dohun Kim, reinterpreting Scandinavian moods from a Korean point of view — the name joins the Swedish surname Andersson to the Korean temple bell. Today the label blends cultural references across menswear and womenswear, and showed at Seoul Fashion Week for 2026 S/S.
ANDERSSON BELL
Double Belt Printed Accordion Pleats Skirt (Blue)
534 € (US$560.14)
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Shipping 53 € · free from 333 € — taxes and duties included
Accordion-pleated skirt with double belt detailing, worked in a trompe-l'œil graphic that layers denim and belt motifs over multi-check pleats; finished with an Andersson Bell logo leather tab and half-lined construction.
Size
The model is 180 cm tall and wears a size 36
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Material & care+
Shell 1: Cotton 100%. Shell 2: Polyester 65%, Viscose 33%, Elastane 2%. Shell 3: Polyester 85%, Viscose 12%, Elastane 3%. Shell 4: Polyester 84%, Viscose 13%, Elastane 3%. Lining: Polyester 100%. Pocket lining: Polyester 79%, Cotton 21%. Due to the nature of the fabric, hand wash in water below 40 degree separately. Do not bleach. Cool Iron. MADE IN CHINA
Sizes & measurements+
| Size | FR 34 | FR 36 | FR 38 | FR 40 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| waist | 35 cm | 36.5 cm | 38 cm | 39.5 cm |
| hips | 47.5 cm | 49 cm | 50.5 cm | 52 cm |
| length | 69.5 cm | 70.5 cm | 71.5 cm | 71.5 cm |
Garment measurements taken flat, in cm — may vary by 1–3 cm depending on how they are taken.
Shipping & returns+
Shipped from Seoul — 5–8 business days. Shipping 53 € per order, free from 333 €. Taxes and customs duties included: nothing to pay on delivery.
Free returns within 14 days, in line with your right of withdrawal.
Taxes & duties+
Taxes and customs duties included — no fees on delivery.
The house
Andersson Bell launched in Seoul in 2014 under designer Dohun Kim, reinterpreting Scandinavian moods from a Korean point of view — the name joins the Swedish surname Andersson to the Korean temple bell. Today the label blends cultural references across menswear and womenswear, and showed at Seoul Fashion Week for 2026 S/S.
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