Inspired by the traditional Chinese gold coin, our beautifully-packaged G.O.D. gift token is the perfect gift for the person who has everything. Available in $100, $500 or $1000 (May not...
GOD Original Boxer Briefs inspired by the beloved Letterbox signature print. These boxer briefs beautifully showcase a unique design featuring rows of vintage metal letterboxes. This print is one of...
A water-resistant and easy to clean placemat featuring an exclusive GOD signature print, Retro. A beloved print, Retro was recreated from our paper shopping bags. The inspiration for the print is bags that were...
A rubber anit-slip mat to pair with G.O.D.'s door mat and bath mats! Specifications:H: 36cm x W: 55cm Material: RubberOptional Accessories: Rubber anti-slip mat $35
A soft grey and white tea towel featuring the GOD original signature print, Plumber. The inspiration behind the Plumber print can still be spotted in some of the less modernised areas in...
GOD's Noodles birthday greeting card opens up to very long noodles representing a long life for your recipient. The noodles form the 'Happy Birthday' message in English and Chinese. In Chinese tradition, people celebrate their...
Usually seen in Hong Kong with bright and baby pink petals, the Bauhinia is an orchid tree flower and special to Hong Kong as it is the emblem on the...
The inspiration behind the 'Plumber' print can still be spotted in some of the less modernised areas in Hong Kong. Handymen such as plumbers write their contact details on the...
Featuring fun G.O.D. graphics, these colourful document sleeves are a fun way to liven up your documents while the print helps to stylishly cover sensitive information. Specifications:Fits A4 size documentsThumb hole for...
The inspiration behind the 'Plumber' print can still be spotted in some of the less modernised areas in Hong Kong. Handymen such as plumbers write their contact details on the...
The 'Letterbox' is one of the most popular G.O.D. signature prints. It is inspired by the metal letterboxes that were scattered throughout hallways in older Hong Kong buildings in order...