Clothing and shopping problems in Hong Kong tourism in May

It's quite cold in Hong Kong in recent days. It is recommended to bring a long-sleeved coat, preferably a long-sleeved T-shirt or a long-sleeved shirt, and some short sleeves. Because the temperature difference between morning and noon in Hong Kong is relatively large, especially at night, it is still a little cold, so it is recommended to wear short sleeves inside and long sleeves outside (not very thick, thin coat is the best). In this way, you can take off your coat at noon and put it on in the morning and evening, especially when traveling, you may go to the seaside such as the Avenue of Stars and Victoria Harbour, and be careful not to catch cold.

Now coming to Hong Kong from the mainland, the main items I suggest to buy are:

1) Skin care products/cosmetics

(Especially Lancome, Dior and other first-line big-name items, you can go to Sasha or Zhuo Yue to recommend the latter, and the price is much lower than that of mainland counters; Or Kiehl's, L 'Occitane and other natural skin care brands that are not available or few in the Mainland)

2) clothing

Although the discount is not very strong now, it is still worth considering to buy some fashionable clothes from local designers in Hong Kong. For example, local fashion brands such as petite, 2%, b+ab, bread n butter and izzue are deeply loved by Hong Kong people. The price of most single items is around HK$ 300~600, and there are different degrees of discounts during the May Day period: for example, petite has a 60% discount on the whole audience and a 50% discount on the purchase of more than two items. If you want to buy, you can go to some large shopping malls, such as the New City Plaza built on the Shatian Station of the MTR, the New Century Plaza connected to the exit of Mong Kok East Station, and langham place connected to the exit of Mong Kok Station. You can do one-stop shopping to meet various needs. In addition, there are some perennial brand outlets in Hong Kong, where the price of branded clothing can be as low as 20%. If you have enough time, you can go to Taotao, which provides a good place: citygate, a famous store near the exit of Tung Chung Station of MTR, which is a shopping mall specializing in outlets all the year round.

3) Famous brand sporting goods

It is super cost-effective to come to Hong Kong to buy famous brand sports products such as Adidas, Nike and Puma. Whether it is a brand store or a comprehensive sporting goods store selling various brands such as Marathon and Sportsman, the prices of sports shoes and jerseys inside are much cheaper than those in the mainland, and the places of origin are different. If you go to the shopping malls mentioned above, you can find branches of these brand stores and general stores.

4) Electronic products

Many types of electronic products in Hong Kong, such as mobile phones, notebooks, digital cameras and IPOD, are cheaper in Hong Kong dollars than those in the Mainland, and most of them are imported. We can consider starting with electronic products. It is recommended to go to the stores of major electronic goods chain stores in Hong Kong, such as Broadway, Fengze, Laser, etc., which are characterized by complete goods and guaranteed licensed products, which are jointly guaranteed by the mainland, Hong Kong and Macao. The shopping malls mentioned above have branches in Broadway and Okanagan Valley.

5) First-line big-name luxury goods

Such as LV, GUCCI, Chanel and Prada, the goods are more complete than those in the mainland, and the purchase is very cost-effective. You can go directly to Tsim Sha Tsui Harbour City if you want to buy it.

Reminder: You can brush the UnionPay card in the Mainland in the shops with the UnionPay logo; Some brand stores offer extra discounts to mainland tourists with passes. It is recommended to ask the clerk in detail when paying.

I live in Hong Kong now. I hope my advice can help you. Have a nice trip and enjoy shopping in Hong Kong ~