Discoid Lupus Erythematosus(DLE) shows well demarcated, erythematous macules or indurated plaques. Its early active lesion is erythematous, but this will change atrophic and scarring. On the other hand, Lupus Erythematosus Tumidus(LET) shows edematous and urticarial-like plaques on the face or trunk. It tends to resolve completely without either scarring or atrophy. Most patients with LET have a negative ANA and histologically, there is no basement membrane thickening and epidermal change in LET. These are different from that of DLE. A 45-year-old male visited our clinic because of multiple edematous or depressed erythematous round plaques on face, neck and upper chest. These lesions started 6-7 years ago, and have relapsed wax and wane. He had no symptoms such as pain and pruritus. Laboratory tests showed positive ANA(1:40). Histologic examination revealed hyperkeratosis and marked vaculolar degeneration in epidermal basal layer and perivascular periadnexal lymphohistiocytic infiltration. Mucin deposition was observed by alcian blue stain. It was proper to diagnose DLE because this case showed some scarring or atrophic lesions, positive ANA in laboratory tests, and changes at the dermal-epidermal junction in histologic finding. Herein we report an unusual case of DLE showing the clinical features of LET.