A very popular and common Cantonese phrase that can mean 'Oops!' or 'Ohhh nooo'. Made of 100% cotton, this graphic tee is in a oversized fit. Details:- Oversized Fit- 100%...
Each fan comes with a distinctly G.O.D. cover case embroidered with the phrase: 'A Hong Kong Fan'. Specifications:Size: 23 (l) cmColour (fan): Black with blue frameColour (cover): BlueMaterial: Fabric with...
Celebrate the spirited nature of the Horse with this unique accessory, crafted from durable faux leather with layered, stitched detailing. Striking accents like the bold white blaze, sleek gray mane,...
Made of durable stoneware, a mug showcasing GOD's fictional society dedicated to all the Panda lovers out there. Details:- Made of Stoneware - 450 ml Capacity ...
A colourful and bold tea towel featuring GOD's original signature print. Made of water-absorbent natural fabric, it is non-abrasive to delicate surfaces. GOD signature print tea towels brighten up...
Our fun embroidered patches allow you to show your love for Hong Kong by proudly displaying these embroidered patches on any of your stuff. Our patches also have a sticker...
Details: Care instruction: - Wash separately from other fabrics to prevent lint buildup - Machine wash in cold water with a gentle cycle and mild detergent- Do...
Our fun embroidered patches allow you to show your love for Hong Kong by proudly displaying these metallic embroidered patches on any of your stuff. Our patches also have a...
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.
Tsim Sha Tsui Clock TowerKeychain and CharmFormerly the Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower and the only remnant of that station, it was officially declared a monument in 1990.
Avenue of StarsKeychain and CharmSituated along Victoria Harbour waterfront, the Avenue of the Stars honours those who have contributed to the Hong Kong film industry.