A GOD Original, this set of four water-absorbant coasters is inspired by Hong Kong hotels from the 1930s to 1950s where both Western and Eastern influences can still be seen. Set of...
The 'Double Happiness' motif is one of the most popular icons of Chinese culture. It is appropriate for many different celebratory occasions from birthdays to weddings and is a treasured...
A pair of GOD Original Boxer Briefs, featuring our renowned GOD Signature Print, Yaumati. Inspired by the unique vernacular architecture of Hong Kong, Yaumati is a popular neighbourhood in...
The 'Double Happiness' motif is one of the most popular icons of Chinese culture. It is appropriate for many different celebratory occasions from birthdays to weddings and is a treasured...
The sports towel is soft and comfortable, made up of quick-drying and absorbent material to effectively wipe away sweat after exercise or outdoor activities. It showcases unique MTR station masaic...
We've taken the traditional 'mui jai' top and modernised it combining a comfortable contemporary fabric that looks modern with a funky print. A quipao top with a rounded standing mandarin collar and capped sleeves.This...
An automatic umbrella made with quick-drying and stain-resistant Teflon™ in a geometric print of a variety of GOD lucky cats. The lucky cat is beloved for its believed ability to bring good luck. It...
A 45 x 45 cushion cover with GOD's original Lucky Cat. This lucky cat is part of the three wise set: hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. ...
A 45 x 45 GOD Original cushion cover with an illustrated print from our Vintage Brands series, Wong's. The Vintage Brands collection is inspired by brands and packaging from the early 20th...
Show your dinner guests your Hong Kong pride by wearing this I Love Hong Kong apron in the native written language of Hong Kong. G.O.D.'s collection of aprons come in...
GOD has designed a new collection inspired by the beloved Amah bag in three versatile sizes - the mini, the midi and the maxi. Take this Hong Kong icon with you...
Traditionally, Chinese people worship the dragon regarding it as a symbol of luck. When there is a festival, dragon dancers will perform their dance which involves imitating the movements and gestures of a dragon....