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Product Description Arc or Rainbow is a measuring tool for amount of spaghetti served. When used, the spaghetti becomes the streak of rainbow that appears to make the kitchen look bright and...

PASTRY BRUSHSilicone, TASTY+ - Fir Green Spice up your kitchen with this pastry bush. The design makes it easy-to-use, the silicone makes so gentle to touch. Now that’s happy baking!...

SLITER GRATER Plus cover, TASTY+ Grating fresh ingredients brings out the strongest tastes. Just pick your taste: cabbage, apples, soft cheese, zucchini, carrots… The anti-slip handle and large plate help...

MELON BALLER Have a ball with this super strong Melon Baller. Made out of hardened high-grade steel, so you can even make your own potato balls. Scoop it up before...

This handy crown cap lifter won't slip out of your hands; it has large lever that makes it easy to operate. Plus it's dishwasher-safe!

Elevate™ Steel Single Utensils Designed to improve hygiene and reduce mess. Elevate™ Kitchen Utensils all features clever tool rests to keep your surfaces clean as you cook. Our Steel range...

A GOD Original, this versatile sport wrap is perfect for use on your head, neck, or wrist. The ombre version of the GOD Print, Lucky Jasmine, makes this accessory a...

A large silk scarf featuring the GOD Original Minibus Signs print. Featuring Master Mak Kam-Seng, the last minibus sign maker in Hong Kong, the print is distinctively unique. G.O.D. 100%...

We have 'tattooed' Nathan Road onto Yaumati’ by placing the iconic neon light shop signs sitting atop a black and white photo of the old tenement buildings - tong lau. Sadly,...

A classic Hong Kong teahouse, taking some inspiration from a global fast food giant. Our baseball caps have a relaxed fit, adjustable by a buttoned toggle on the strap. The...

The original TYPE poster was designed in 1991 for the Japanese typesetting company Morisawa. The concept behind it was to blend different cultural elements into a cohesive word. The Chinese...

    "HOPE" was originally created for the cover of Asia Magazine in 1961. It highlights the Chinese characters "希望" (meaning "hope") and uses a vibrant red color to convey...