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Everyone knows that Hong Kong is a shopping haven—we’ve got people flying in from all around the world for this leisure attraction. Offering everything from luxury skincare and accessories to designer goods, as well as seasonal sales, this is more than enough to get the crowds hyped up. If you are looking for shopping destinations boasting both the endless excitement of sales as well as bargain prices, check out this list of outlet malls and sample sales in Hong Kong. Time to get into shopaholic mode!
Citygate Outlets is the mecca of all outlets in Hong Kong. Just an easy 10 minutes away from the Hong Kong International Airport, this shopping haven is the perfect place to visit when you first arrive in town and a great choice for last-minute browsing before you get on the flight home!
Citygate Outlets is the first fashion outlet mall in Hong Kong, comprising of more than 80 international brands that offer year-round discounts on designer fashion, sportswear, shoes, and much more. That’s right—get your fix of Burberry, Brooks Brothers, Kate Spade, Levi’s, and Michael Kors at bargain prices. This Tung Chung destination is also a great option for a full day out, as it also features a spa, trendy restaurants, and one of the largest outdoor kinetic fountains in Asia, which kids will definitely love.
Citygate Outlets, 20 Tat Tung Road, Lantau Island
A shopping mall with 25 floors—what more can you ask for? Horizon Plaza used to be just a regular ol’ factory building, but it has since been repurposed to house unique international home furnishing brands and discount designer fashion over 500,000 square feet. We’re talking nearly 100 shops for children’s lifestyle items, furniture, and even a dog park to cater to families shopping with their pets! When here, you’ll find us browsing at Bowerbird Home, Ermenegildo Zegna, Marni, the Lane Crawford Warehouse, Shanghai Tang, TREE, and more.
Horizon Plaza (& Marina Square), Marina Square East Centre, South Horizon Drive, Ap Lei Chau
Renowned as one of the most Instagrammable spots of Hong Kong, this golden shopping mall attracts more than just photographers. China Hong Kong City is located next to Harbour City, making Canton Road one of the busiest shopping streets in the area. There is a mixture of outlet stores, art and craft shops, as well as tailors, so you may need more than one day to sift through all of the good bargains. Make sure to come for the spectacular view of the harbour as well as your shopping spree!
China Hong Kong City, 33 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Another place for trend shoppers that falls under most people’s radars is the Kwun Tong Factory Outlet Stores. The reason for that is because it’s not one particular mall, but a whole street! Once you walk out from Kwun Tong MTR station and find Hoi Yuen Road, you’ll come across a wide variety of factory outlets, including Adidas and New Balance. This shopping neighbourhood is catered more towards local Hongkongers, but we wouldn’t write it off; it offers some of Hong Kong’s best footwear bargains (yes, even better than Shoe Street in Mong Kok).
Kwun Tong Factory Outlets, around Hoi Yuen Road, Kwun Tong
Turns out that paradise is measurable and it is a 43,000-square-foot space with a heavenly selection of sporting goods. Paradise Mall, as its name suggests, is a refreshing shopping galleria with a relaxing atmosphere. They house over 30 stylish brands, international restaurants, as well as alfresco dining options. Thinking of getting new hiking clothes or sportswear? This is the place!
Paradise Mall, 100 Shing Tai Road, Pak Sha Wan, Sai Wan
One of the newer shopping malls in town is Florentia Village, an Italian luxury outlet that has adapted to the modernity of Hong Kong with sister branches in Tianjin, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. As one of the leading outlets in China’s shopping industry, they house a wide array of luxury goods, like Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Kenzo, Prada, and Versace. Reportedly, Florentia Village offers an average discounted rate of 80 percent—by far one of the best deals to be had in Hong Kong.
Florentia Village, 100 Kwai Cheong Road, Kwai Chung
Where do you go for young and trendy designer brands? East Kowloon may not be your first thought, but E-Max WearHouse is the first premium city outlet in the area to provide an ample solution to your shopping dilemma. From perfume to sportswear, Vivienne Westwood to Puma and Dr Martens, this outlet is loaded with shops in its 50,000-square-feet space. And if you fancy a bite after your shopping spree, rest assured that there are also plenty of dining options in the mall as well.
E-Max WearHouse, 1 Trademart Drive, Kowloon Bay
Got your eye on discount designer handbags, shoes, and accessories? What about home goods? Two of the biggest malls in Hong Kong, Times Square and Harbour City, have dedicated whole floors to bazaar sales. Not only are the outlets located in the biggest shopping districts in Hong Kong, but they also feature different themes and products every week, promising an endless rotation that breaks away from traditional shopping structures. Plus, you get to feed your inner shopping demon and make frequent return visits to check out what’s new on offer!
Times Square Bazaar, Times Square Bazaar, 16/F, Tower One, 1 Matheson Street, Causeway Bay
Harbour City Bazaar, 5/F, Wharf T&T Centre, 7 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Bargain hunters, this one’s for you. Welcome to OnTheList, a members-only flash sale warehouse, where shoppers are invited to take part in exclusive sales of heavily-discounted luxury brands and goods. Working with over 300 international and local Hong Kong brands, members are able to buy quality past-season merchandise at affordable prices. Past collaborations have included Stella McCartney, Repetto, Ted Baker, Jimmy Choo, and Salvatore Ferragamo, to name a few. The flash sales last for a few days only and stock is extremely limited, so make sure you’re on the list!
OnTheList, G/F & Basement, Printing House, 6 Duddell Street, Central
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