As you may be able to tell, today we finally got around to film a haul for you!
Next to everything else it's also impossible not to binge buy tons of cute stationary.
First of all, stationary is rediculous cheap in Korea, even though you'll probably get picky at one point, trust us when you come back you'll realize even what you considered 'expensive' is dirt cheap compared to what you are facing.
Next to that the designs are just to die for. Do you have a favourite animal? Rest assured you will probably find at least three different kinds of sationary featuring it. Do you like buildings/dolls/travelthemed things? No problem either. With what we chose we were kind of all over the place but you could probably stick to a theme just as easy.
Everything you can see in the photo above was around 1,000₩ each, if not less. Think about it. All your friends asking you to bring something from Korea for them? Stationary might we a wise, cheap and most probably small slash weight friendly option.
In Germany most of the time you find simple blue/black/red pens with boring designs. In Korea you can find the cutest designs and then they also come in every colour you could ever imagine! Plus some of the pens have super thin tips which we really do like.
Even the most boring things come in such cute packages that you can't help but needing to buy one. This brigh blue paper-collective-thingy might be the most 'boring' purchase out of all of them.
Something we only found out about after we already lived in Korea for at least a month were goodie bags. Which basically means a buch of stuff for a really good price. The photo above shows everything (except for an earphone winder) we got for 15.000₩. Can't really go wrong there ...
Now the above shown is a love it or hate it item. We hated Choo Choo Cat the first time we saw it and it still has a creepy vibe to it but for all of your friends who like cats this might be the perfect present. At least you'll have something to laugh about!

Something else we couldn't stop buying were stickers. And trust us we actually have enough stickers to probably replace our wallpaper with them. But with once again 1,000
₩ per sheet we couldn't really stop us. Plus most of the time those packages come with two sheets so we ended up splitting those up with Greta. Which made it possible for us to buy EVEN MORE different sets ...
The last thing that really flashed us were masking tapes / decorative tapes however you want to call them. All of the above were bought at Daiso and each one of them did cost 1,000
₩. Sorry to talk about Germany again but masking tape is rediculous expensive over here and most of the time you don't get as pretty of designs in our opinion ...
And this concludes our massive haul. We hope you enjoyed it, we hope you found some inspiration on what to buy when you get the chance to go to Korea and if you have more questions please don't hesitate to ask us.
By the way most of the things shown in this haul were bought at Artbox, Daiso and Penpia, which is a stationary store in Sinchon, but you can find way too many stationary stores plastered all over Seoul.