IC 035. US 100 101 102. G & S: Wholesale store services featuring furniture; retail store services featuring furniture; wholesale store services featuring clothing; retail store services featuring clothing; wholesale store services featuring footwear; retail store services featuring footwear; wholesale store services featuring spectacles; retail store services featuring spectacles; wholesale store services featuring books; retail store services featuring books; wholesale store services featuring bags; retail store services featuring bags and wallets; wholesale store services featuring outerwear/overcoat except wear for exclusive use for sports and Korean traditional dress; retail store services featuring tableware; retail store services featuring electric lighting apparatus (fixtures); retail store services featuring stationery; retail store services featuring kitchen utensils; retail store services featuring jewelry; retail store services featuring mobile phone cases; arranging the sale of spectacles; arranging the sale of underwears/sweaters and shirts; arranging the sale of bed clothes; arranging the sale of cosmetics; commercial intermediary services in the field of stationery; books procurement services for others (purchasing books for other businesses); clock and watch procurement services for others (purchasing clock and watch for other businesses); commercial intermediary services in the field of footwear; commercial intermediary services in the field of bicycles
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