These socks feature a blend of Western and Eastern facial features, combining a white face with blue eyes and a yellow face with black eyes. Washing Tips:- Wash with neutral...
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...
For an HSBC annual report cover, the apple and pearl was designed to put together a direct comparison between western and chinese culture. These socks draw a direct comparison between...
The COLOR socks design beautifully demonstrates the idea that "color is the universal language." By pairing Chinese characters with their corresponding color representations, this concept is made accessible even to...
"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...
This design was inspired by the Henry self-portrait when he sits suited up in a chair with a Peking opera "Hualian" (painted face). This socks captures Henry's expression...
Inspired by the neons of classic Hong Kong pawn shops, this tee is the perfect gift for the workaholic in your life. Made of 100% cotton, this graphic tee is...
A Banana Sander sounds quite painful in English, but rather fashionable in Cantonese. Made of 100% cotton, this graphic tee is an oversized fit. For a more classic fit, please...
A GOD Original inspired by traditional Chinese jackets and updated in our Soft Drape fabric. Made from smooth viscose with a soft feel and fluid drape, this relaxed jacket features...
A GOD Original inspired by traditional Chinese jackets and updated in our Soft Drape fabric. Made from smooth viscose with a soft feel and fluid drape, this relaxed jacket features...
Our signature GOD Blazer Jacket, now in a buttery blue suede finish. A seamless blend between East and West, two buttons transform this from a Western blazer to a Chinese...
You can't miss 香港國際機場 (Hēunggóng Gwokjai Gēichèuhng) on your way into Hong Kong. Similarly unmissable is our 香港國際雞場 (Hēunggóng Gwokjai Gāichèuhng), the preferred landing place of flightless birds internationally. Made...