Musinsa Co., a Korean fashion and retail platform company, said Friday it will open an offline outlet in Indonesia as part of its global expansion strategy. Musinsa has signed a deal with Indonesian retailer PT Mitra Adiperkasa Tbk (MAP) to enter the Southeast Asian market by opening a Musinsa Standard outlet next year, the company said in a press release. "The Musinsa Standard store will be located in MAP's shopping malls in the form of a shop-in-shop, and MAP will be in charge of the store's operations," a company spokesperson said. Musinsa sees Indonesia as a key Southeast Asian market for its offline business, given its population of 280 million and rising demand for K-fashion products. The company has been expanding partnerships with local companies to establish a presence in global fashion markets. On Wednesday, the company signed an agreement with ACX Holdings Corp., the retail platform of the Philippines' biggest conglomerate, Ayala Group, to open a Musinsa Standard outlet later this year. In China, it already operates three Musinsa Standard stores with one Musinsa Store outlet in