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A GOD Original, a small messenger bag great for travel or running your weekend errand and featuring the popular GOD original signature print.   Every crossbody bag includes a strap, and you...

A reusable and foldable shopping tote in a convenient zip wallet with the GOD signature print, Tsunami.    This print is inspired by the iconic tsunami waves as depicted in...

A GOD Original, this large beach and sports towel with the illustrated version of the new GOD print, Rice & Noodles Menu. Made from 100% Post-Consumer Recycled Microfiber Polyester and rolls...

Designed with deep, wide pockets for keeping utensils close-at hand and with comfortable adjustable straps. G.O.D.'s collection of aprons come in fun and sometimes funny graphics.  Details:- 84 (h) x...

An automatic umbrella made with quick-drying and stain-resistant Teflon™ in the GOD original signature slogan, Delay NoMore.   A fun print umbrella with a play on a popular Cantonese phrase. It...

Buy 2 and Get 20% Off        A GOD Original, this eye mask features a rainbow-coloured Prosperity Bat. In Chinese culture bats are a symbol of good luck...

In Chinese culture, the horoscope features twelve auspicious animals, which are selected based on their close resemblance to human characteristics. Rats are tenacious, intellectual and charismatic. Our fun corded bracelets have a...

Set of four coasters made of water-absorbent ceramic and a non-slip cork back. Comes with a convenient black metal holder. Details:- 10 (d) x 0.7 (h) cm- Made of Ceramic with...

Specifications:Size: 15 cm Material: Polyester

  Victoria HarbourKeychain and CharmThe most recognisable sight in Hong Kong, Victoria Harbour, is the basis for the iconic skyline. It separates Hong Kong from the Kowloon Peninsula and features...

  Peak TramKeychain and CharmThe first peak tram was made of wood and started operation in May 1888. It remainsone of the most visited and photographed sights for visitors today....

  Johnston Road WanchaiKeychain and CharmNamed after Alexander Robert Johnston, the British Deputy Superintendent of Trade during the First Opium War, Johnston Road dates back to at least 1851.