
A fashion boutique since 2011, hunting independent labels.
A Wan Chai showroom for solid Japanese and Thai wood furniture.
A lifestyle shop at the Star Ferry pier, and it will engrave.
An upstairs menswear room on Kimberley Road, early American.
An upstairs vintage room on Yiu Wa Street, thirties to fifties.
A menswear shop on the seventh floor of Stanley Street's Luk Yu Building, American workwear turned formal.
An independent Causeway Bay select shop; the clothes come with a story.
A vintage shop on Mong Kok's Sai Yeung Choi Street South, American workwear with a Japanese cut.
CRAFTMAN's Causeway Bay branch, Japanese vintage on Sharp Street East.
Low-key menswear in Fashion Walk, out of Schooner Street.
A Nordic-leaning select shop in Mong Kok; the Chinese name reads "a good day".
A second-floor select shop on Yun Ping Road, built on everyday clothes.
Adam Chan's second Wan Chai barbershop, classic cuts with a rock 'n' roll edge.
Japanese menswear a floor up on Pak Sha Road, in behind a metal gate.
British menswear in Mira Place, open since 1998.

An independent bookshop on Sham Shui Po's Ki Lung Street, named for Hunter x Hunter.
Japanese and American street clothing on Sau Wa Fong, a decade in.
An upstairs shoe shop on Kai Chiu Road that sells and mends.
An Italian grocer on Wing Fung Street, sourced off small family farms.
A Japanese homeware shop on Ki Lung Street, run by two designers.
A Tsuen Wan stationery shop that is also a plant corner.
A Japanese select shop in Fashion Walk; the name means treasure store.
An upstairs room in a Kwai Chung industrial block — style, not fashion.
A glass box on Sun Street — the perfumer's first shop in Asia.
A Japanese-label shop on Cheung Hong Street, built around Good On.
Refill groceries in Central Market — bring your own jar.
Japanese denim upstairs on Cameron Road, since 2000.

English shoes on Queen's Road Central, started by four friends.
A menswear tailoring shop from 2018, cut a little looser.
Classic menswear in the Pedder Building, open since 2010.
A shop of fine jewellery and handmade accessories, picked from ateliers abroad.
The magazine's shop and bureau, in the Starstreet precinct.
Scandinavian labels in Lee Garden One, with sustainability the point.
A Scandinavian furniture agency since 2017, with a studio shop attached.