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The Redress Closet
Curated secondhand clothing shop
二手服裝專門店
💃🏻 By @GetRedressed
⏰ Mon—Fri: 12–3pm, 4–7pm; Sat—Sun: 12–7pm
☎️ Tel: 4636 4602
🛍️ REDRESS SECONDHAND SUMMER 2026 POP-UP 🌞
Hong Kong friends: Our highly anticipated pop-up is coming! Browse and buy from our huge selection of affordable, quality secondhand clothing and accessories for all sizes and genders starting from just HK$50, and discover the upcycled collections of @RedressAlumni Eric Wong @absurd_laboratory, Nathan Moy @z.i.d.i, and Pearl Leung @gong1long4coi4zeon6. 💚🌏👗
With a wide selection of styles there is something for everyone, and you’ll be saving carbon emissions with your ‘new’ pieces. Need a perfect fit? The Sewing Squad @projecthouse1qrw will be onsite to offer tailoring services. 🧵
🗓️ Dates: 23–28 June (Tue–Sun)
🕚 Opening hours: Tue–Fri: 11am–8pm, Sat–Sun: 11am–6pm
📍 Venue: 18/F, Berkshire House, Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay
📣 We are looking for helping hands in June for our annual days-long clothes-sorting extravaganza and pop-up! Come support us in running these fun events to give clothes a new life. 🙌
👉 Sign up to volunteer: www.volunteer.handsonhongkong.org/search?shareId=56da6c66173c42249a8ffbcd8813738d (link in bio)
Save the dates and we'll see you there! 👋
Supported by: @SwireProperties @TaikooPlace_HK and @OnTheList_Official
#ShopSecondhand
🛍️ REDRESS SECONDHAND SUMMER 2026 POP-UP 🌞
Hong Kong friends: Our highly anticipated pop-up is coming! Browse and buy from our huge selection of affordable, quality secondhand clothing and accessories for all sizes and genders starting from just HK$50, and discover the upcycled collections of @RedressAlumni Eric Wong @absurd_laboratory, Nathan Moy @z.i.d.i, and Pearl Leung @gong1long4coi4zeon6. 💚🌏👗
With a wide selection of styles there is something for everyone, and you’ll be saving carbon emissions with your ‘new’ pieces. Need a perfect fit? The Sewing Squad @projecthouse1qrw will be onsite to offer tailoring services. 🧵
🗓️ Dates: 23–28 June (Tue–Sun)
🕚 Opening hours: Tue–Fri: 11am–8pm, Sat–Sun: 11am–6pm
📍 Venue: 18/F, Berkshire House, Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay
📣 We are looking for helping hands in June for our annual days-long clothes-sorting extravaganza and pop-up! Come support us in running these fun events to give clothes a new life. 🙌
👉 Sign up to volunteer: www.volunteer.handsonhongkong.org/search?shareId=56da6c66173c42249a8ffbcd8813738d (link in bio)
Save the dates and we'll see you there! 👋
Supported by: @SwireProperties @TaikooPlace_HK and @OnTheList_Official
#ShopSecondhand
🛍️ REDRESS SECONDHAND SUMMER 2026 POP-UP 🌞
Hong Kong friends: Our highly anticipated pop-up is coming! Browse and buy from our huge selection of affordable, quality secondhand clothing and accessories for all sizes and genders starting from just HK$50, and discover the upcycled collections of @RedressAlumni Eric Wong @absurd_laboratory, Nathan Moy @z.i.d.i, and Pearl Leung @gong1long4coi4zeon6. 💚🌏👗
With a wide selection of styles there is something for everyone, and you’ll be saving carbon emissions with your ‘new’ pieces. Need a perfect fit? The Sewing Squad @projecthouse1qrw will be onsite to offer tailoring services. 🧵
🗓️ Dates: 23–28 June (Tue–Sun)
🕚 Opening hours: Tue–Fri: 11am–8pm, Sat–Sun: 11am–6pm
📍 Venue: 18/F, Berkshire House, Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay
📣 We are looking for helping hands in June for our annual days-long clothes-sorting extravaganza and pop-up! Come support us in running these fun events to give clothes a new life. 🙌
👉 Sign up to volunteer: www.volunteer.handsonhongkong.org/search?shareId=56da6c66173c42249a8ffbcd8813738d (link in bio)
Save the dates and we'll see you there! 👋
Supported by: @SwireProperties @TaikooPlace_HK and @OnTheList_Official
#ShopSecondhand
著衫唔一定要買新！Thrifting先型❤️🔥
新一代已經唔再追fast fashion🙂↔️ ，「Thrifting」先係真正嘅潮流代名詞。去二手店揀吓舊衫、執吓vintage先可以展現個人時尚態度、獨特個性，同埋對社會環境嘅關注💁🏻♀️
Redress @getredressed 係一間香港嘅環保組織，一直推動循環時尚，減少衣物對環境嘅傷害。「Down 2 Redress」Pop-Up Store，收集咗大量優質二手衫，以超親民價錢再出售，等啲衫唔使白白送去堆填區咁浪費🗑️❌ ，延續二手衫嘅生命～
今次Pop-Up Store 有齊女裝、男裝、手袋配飾同鞋，真係乜都有！快啲約埋班friend一齊去尋寶，感受吓thrifting嘅魅力🤩
「Down 2 Redress」Secondhand Pop-Up Store
🗓️即日起至3.30
🕛12-8PM
📍THE LOFT, G/F, D2 PLACE TWO
The Redress Closet is now open everyday
Business Hours: 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Monday – Friday:
Closed from 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM for lunch break.
我哋而家每日營業
營業時間：下午12時至晚上7時
星期一至星期五
休息時間：下午3時至4時
#GetRedressed
#TheRedressCloset
#TrySecondHandHK
🧣 Hong Kong: Our Redress Secondhand Winter 2025 Pop-up is officially OPEN! 🥳 'Tis the season for some shopping, and why not do some good for the planet by choosing preloved? 🎄🌳 Come browse our huge selection of affordable, quality secondhand clothing and accessories for all genders and sizes starting from just HK$50.
🗓️ 25 November–1 December (Tue–Mon)
⏰ Mon–Fri: 11am–8pm, Sat–Sun: 11am–7pm
📍 19/F, Lincoln House, Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay
💰 We accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, UnionPay, AliPay, American Express, and PayMe
🛍️ Please bring your own bag!
Thank you to all our sponsors and media friends who came to our VIP preview event, spreading the word about sustainable fashion with their communities! ✨ Shout-out also to @DrinkBubbleMe for supporting the evening with bubbly sips. 🍾 Cheers—and here's to all your 'new' fashion finds!
Supported by: @SwireProperties @TaikooPlace_HK and @OnTheList_Official
#ShopSecondhand @TheRedressCloset
🔔 Hong Kong: The Redress Secondhand Pop-up is back THIS MONTH! 🛍️
Besides browsing a curated selection of quality secondhand clothing, you can own an exclusive item designed by @RedressAlumni! Don't miss out on special pop-up pricing for our selection of unique upcycled items, all created from clothing unfit for reuse, sourced from the Redress Clothing Collection Programme:
👗 RELOVE dresses by @Pat_Guzik
🧸 Teddy bears by Eric Wong @absurd_laboratory
🏺 Limited edition vases by Tiffany Pattinson @the.galeanthrope.girl
🖼️ Art panels by @Damini_Mittai — Frame this versatile, one-of-a-kind piece of art, or sew it to the back of a jacket, tote bag, etc.
🔖 Bookmarks/coasters by @LolaClavelAtelier
100% of profits from the sale of these items will support Redress programmes to reduce clothing’s negative environmental impacts. 👕♻️💙
Mark your calendar for the Redress Winter 2025 Secondhand Pop-up!
🗓️ 25 November–1 December (Tue–Mon)
⏰ Mon–Fri: 11am–8pm, Sat–Sun: 11am–7pm
📍 19/F, Lincoln House, Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay
💳 We accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, and UnionPay
🛍️ Please bring your own bag!
Supported by: @SwireProperties @TaikooPlace_HK and @OnTheList_Official
#ShopSecondhand #RedressDesignAward @TheRedressCloset
🔔 Hong Kong: The Redress Secondhand Pop-up is back THIS MONTH! 🛍️
Besides browsing a curated selection of quality secondhand clothing, you can own an exclusive item designed by @RedressAlumni! Don't miss out on special pop-up pricing for our selection of unique upcycled items, all created from clothing unfit for reuse, sourced from the Redress Clothing Collection Programme:
👗 RELOVE dresses by @Pat_Guzik
🧸 Teddy bears by Eric Wong @absurd_laboratory
🏺 Limited edition vases by Tiffany Pattinson @the.galeanthrope.girl
🖼️ Art panels by @Damini_Mittai — Frame this versatile, one-of-a-kind piece of art, or sew it to the back of a jacket, tote bag, etc.
🔖 Bookmarks/coasters by @LolaClavelAtelier
100% of profits from the sale of these items will support Redress programmes to reduce clothing’s negative environmental impacts. 👕♻️💙
Mark your calendar for the Redress Winter 2025 Secondhand Pop-up!
🗓️ 25 November–1 December (Tue–Mon)
⏰ Mon–Fri: 11am–8pm, Sat–Sun: 11am–7pm
📍 19/F, Lincoln House, Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay
💳 We accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, and UnionPay
🛍️ Please bring your own bag!
Supported by: @SwireProperties @TaikooPlace_HK and @OnTheList_Official
#ShopSecondhand #RedressDesignAward @TheRedressCloset
🔔 Hong Kong: The Redress Secondhand Pop-up is back THIS MONTH! 🛍️
Besides browsing a curated selection of quality secondhand clothing, you can own an exclusive item designed by @RedressAlumni! Don't miss out on special pop-up pricing for our selection of unique upcycled items, all created from clothing unfit for reuse, sourced from the Redress Clothing Collection Programme:
👗 RELOVE dresses by @Pat_Guzik
🧸 Teddy bears by Eric Wong @absurd_laboratory
🏺 Limited edition vases by Tiffany Pattinson @the.galeanthrope.girl
🖼️ Art panels by @Damini_Mittai — Frame this versatile, one-of-a-kind piece of art, or sew it to the back of a jacket, tote bag, etc.
🔖 Bookmarks/coasters by @LolaClavelAtelier
100% of profits from the sale of these items will support Redress programmes to reduce clothing’s negative environmental impacts. 👕♻️💙
Mark your calendar for the Redress Winter 2025 Secondhand Pop-up!
🗓️ 25 November–1 December (Tue–Mon)
⏰ Mon–Fri: 11am–8pm, Sat–Sun: 11am–7pm
📍 19/F, Lincoln House, Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay
💳 We accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, and UnionPay
🛍️ Please bring your own bag!
Supported by: @SwireProperties @TaikooPlace_HK and @OnTheList_Official
#ShopSecondhand #RedressDesignAward @TheRedressCloset
🔔 Hong Kong: The Redress Secondhand Pop-up is back THIS MONTH! 🛍️
Besides browsing a curated selection of quality secondhand clothing, you can own an exclusive item designed by @RedressAlumni! Don't miss out on special pop-up pricing for our selection of unique upcycled items, all created from clothing unfit for reuse, sourced from the Redress Clothing Collection Programme:
👗 RELOVE dresses by @Pat_Guzik
🧸 Teddy bears by Eric Wong @absurd_laboratory
🏺 Limited edition vases by Tiffany Pattinson @the.galeanthrope.girl
🖼️ Art panels by @Damini_Mittai — Frame this versatile, one-of-a-kind piece of art, or sew it to the back of a jacket, tote bag, etc.
🔖 Bookmarks/coasters by @LolaClavelAtelier
100% of profits from the sale of these items will support Redress programmes to reduce clothing’s negative environmental impacts. 👕♻️💙
Mark your calendar for the Redress Winter 2025 Secondhand Pop-up!
🗓️ 25 November–1 December (Tue–Mon)
⏰ Mon–Fri: 11am–8pm, Sat–Sun: 11am–7pm
📍 19/F, Lincoln House, Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay
💳 We accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, and UnionPay
🛍️ Please bring your own bag!
Supported by: @SwireProperties @TaikooPlace_HK and @OnTheList_Official
#ShopSecondhand #RedressDesignAward @TheRedressCloset
🔔 Hong Kong: The Redress Secondhand Pop-up is back THIS MONTH! 🛍️
Besides browsing a curated selection of quality secondhand clothing, you can own an exclusive item designed by @RedressAlumni! Don't miss out on special pop-up pricing for our selection of unique upcycled items, all created from clothing unfit for reuse, sourced from the Redress Clothing Collection Programme:
👗 RELOVE dresses by @Pat_Guzik
🧸 Teddy bears by Eric Wong @absurd_laboratory
🏺 Limited edition vases by Tiffany Pattinson @the.galeanthrope.girl
🖼️ Art panels by @Damini_Mittai — Frame this versatile, one-of-a-kind piece of art, or sew it to the back of a jacket, tote bag, etc.
🔖 Bookmarks/coasters by @LolaClavelAtelier
100% of profits from the sale of these items will support Redress programmes to reduce clothing’s negative environmental impacts. 👕♻️💙
Mark your calendar for the Redress Winter 2025 Secondhand Pop-up!
🗓️ 25 November–1 December (Tue–Mon)
⏰ Mon–Fri: 11am–8pm, Sat–Sun: 11am–7pm
📍 19/F, Lincoln House, Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay
💳 We accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, and UnionPay
🛍️ Please bring your own bag!
Supported by: @SwireProperties @TaikooPlace_HK and @OnTheList_Official
#ShopSecondhand #RedressDesignAward @TheRedressCloset
我們嘅團隊係本週為你精心挑選了一些穿搭
今個週末過嚟挑選，找到屬於你的風格啦 👚
#GetRedressed
#TheRedressCloset
#TrySecondHandHK
#HKSecondHand
#二手衫
#香港二手
#香港小店
#香港鋪頭
🛍️🧣 REDRESS SECONDHAND WINTER 2025 POP-UP 🧣 🛒
Hong Kong friends: Our highly anticipated pop-up is back next month! Browse and buy from our huge selection of affordable, quality secondhand clothing and accessories for all genders starting from just HK$50. 🤎
These preloved pieces are carefully curated by our team from our Clothing Collection Programme. By shopping secondhand, you're saving carbon emissions with your ‘new’ fashion finds and contributing to a more sustainable future. ♻️🌏
🗓️ 25 November–1 December (Tue–Mon)
⏰ Mon–Fri: 11am–8pm, Sat–Sun: 11am–7pm
📍 19/F, Lincoln House, Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay
💰 We accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, and UnionPay
🛍️ Please bring your own bags
We're also offering a 10% discount to all volunteers and students! To volunteer at our pop-up, sign up via @handsonhongkong. Students must show their student ID to be eligible for the discount. 🎟️✂️
Save the dates and we'll see you there! 👋
Supported by: @SwireProperties @TaikooPlace_HK and @OnTheList_Official
#ShopSecondhand
香港製造
從棉紡廠到意識衣櫥
從香港第一家棉紡廠到今天的可持續時尚，讓我們在 The Redress Closet 慶祝香港的工藝、文化和意識消費！但首先，香港紡織業的歷史是什麼？
戰前 (1900年代-1930年代)
1899年，怡和集團創立香港第一家紡紗廠，開啟了新的紡織時代。到1930年代，織造和編織蓬勃發展，使用進口紗線生產棉襪、T恤和毛巾。
戰後繁榮 (1940年代-1950年代)
來自中國的技術工人使香港的紡織業在二戰後復甦。到1954年，17家本地紡織廠幫助建立了一個塑造香港經濟的行業。
黃金時代 (1960年代-1970年代)
到1970年代，香港成為世界最大的服裝出口國。憑藉先進的紡紗廠和英聯邦貿易優惠，本地時尚走向全球。
轉型 (1980年代-1990年代)
隨著生產轉移到中國，香港轉變為設計和創新中心。今日，“香港製造” 的產品變得更加稀有，但創意蓬勃發展。
遺產與未來
隨著紡織工廠在2000年代衰退。如今，“香港製造” 的產品體現了優質、懷舊的魅力。
Redress Closet
我們發現一啲 “香港製造” 嘅服裝——值得過嚟尋寶。
MADE IN HONG KONG
From Cotton Mills to Conscious Closets
From Hong Kong’s first cotton mill to sustainable fashion today. Let’s celebrate Hong Kong’s craftsmanship, culture, and conscious consumption at The Redress Closet! But first, what is the history of the Hong Kong textile industry...?
Pre -War Roots
1900s-1930s
In 1899, Jardine Matheson founded Hong Kong’s first spinning mill, kicking off a new textile era. By the 1930s, weaving and knitting thrived, producing cotton socks, tees, and towels from imported yarn.
Post-War Boom
1940s-1950s
Skilled workers from China revitalized Hong Kong’s textile scene post-WWII. By 1954, 17 local spinners helped build an industry that shaped Hong Kong’s economy.
Golden Age
1960s-1970s
By the 1970s, Hong Kong was the world’s top clothing exporter. With advanced spinning mills and Commonwealth trade perks, local fashion went global.
Modern Transition
1980s-1990s
As production moved to China, Hong Kong shifted gears which evolved into a design and innovation hub. As a result, Made in Hong Kong pieces became rarer, but creativity flourished.
Legacy and Future
As clothing manufacturing faded in the 2000s, “Made in Hong Kong” pieces now echo premium quality and nostalgic charm.
Redress Closet
Visit us to discover our selection of rare Made in Hong Kong garments—worth the hunt, rescued from history, worn with purpose.
香港製造
從棉紡廠到意識衣櫥
從香港第一家棉紡廠到今天的可持續時尚，讓我們在 The Redress Closet 慶祝香港的工藝、文化和意識消費！但首先，香港紡織業的歷史是什麼？
戰前 (1900年代-1930年代)
1899年，怡和集團創立香港第一家紡紗廠，開啟了新的紡織時代。到1930年代，織造和編織蓬勃發展，使用進口紗線生產棉襪、T恤和毛巾。
戰後繁榮 (1940年代-1950年代)
來自中國的技術工人使香港的紡織業在二戰後復甦。到1954年，17家本地紡織廠幫助建立了一個塑造香港經濟的行業。
黃金時代 (1960年代-1970年代)
到1970年代，香港成為世界最大的服裝出口國。憑藉先進的紡紗廠和英聯邦貿易優惠，本地時尚走向全球。
轉型 (1980年代-1990年代)
隨著生產轉移到中國，香港轉變為設計和創新中心。今日，“香港製造” 的產品變得更加稀有，但創意蓬勃發展。
遺產與未來
隨著紡織工廠在2000年代衰退。如今，“香港製造” 的產品體現了優質、懷舊的魅力。
Redress Closet
我們發現一啲 “香港製造” 嘅服裝——值得過嚟尋寶。
MADE IN HONG KONG
From Cotton Mills to Conscious Closets
From Hong Kong’s first cotton mill to sustainable fashion today. Let’s celebrate Hong Kong’s craftsmanship, culture, and conscious consumption at The Redress Closet! But first, what is the history of the Hong Kong textile industry...?
Pre -War Roots
1900s-1930s
In 1899, Jardine Matheson founded Hong Kong’s first spinning mill, kicking off a new textile era. By the 1930s, weaving and knitting thrived, producing cotton socks, tees, and towels from imported yarn.
Post-War Boom
1940s-1950s
Skilled workers from China revitalized Hong Kong’s textile scene post-WWII. By 1954, 17 local spinners helped build an industry that shaped Hong Kong’s economy.
Golden Age
1960s-1970s
By the 1970s, Hong Kong was the world’s top clothing exporter. With advanced spinning mills and Commonwealth trade perks, local fashion went global.
Modern Transition
1980s-1990s
As production moved to China, Hong Kong shifted gears which evolved into a design and innovation hub. As a result, Made in Hong Kong pieces became rarer, but creativity flourished.
Legacy and Future
As clothing manufacturing faded in the 2000s, “Made in Hong Kong” pieces now echo premium quality and nostalgic charm.
Redress Closet
Visit us to discover our selection of rare Made in Hong Kong garments—worth the hunt, rescued from history, worn with purpose.
香港製造
從棉紡廠到意識衣櫥
從香港第一家棉紡廠到今天的可持續時尚，讓我們在 The Redress Closet 慶祝香港的工藝、文化和意識消費！但首先，香港紡織業的歷史是什麼？
戰前 (1900年代-1930年代)
1899年，怡和集團創立香港第一家紡紗廠，開啟了新的紡織時代。到1930年代，織造和編織蓬勃發展，使用進口紗線生產棉襪、T恤和毛巾。
戰後繁榮 (1940年代-1950年代)
來自中國的技術工人使香港的紡織業在二戰後復甦。到1954年，17家本地紡織廠幫助建立了一個塑造香港經濟的行業。
黃金時代 (1960年代-1970年代)
到1970年代，香港成為世界最大的服裝出口國。憑藉先進的紡紗廠和英聯邦貿易優惠，本地時尚走向全球。
轉型 (1980年代-1990年代)
隨著生產轉移到中國，香港轉變為設計和創新中心。今日，“香港製造” 的產品變得更加稀有，但創意蓬勃發展。
遺產與未來
隨著紡織工廠在2000年代衰退。如今，“香港製造” 的產品體現了優質、懷舊的魅力。
Redress Closet
我們發現一啲 “香港製造” 嘅服裝——值得過嚟尋寶。
MADE IN HONG KONG
From Cotton Mills to Conscious Closets
From Hong Kong’s first cotton mill to sustainable fashion today. Let’s celebrate Hong Kong’s craftsmanship, culture, and conscious consumption at The Redress Closet! But first, what is the history of the Hong Kong textile industry...?
Pre -War Roots
1900s-1930s
In 1899, Jardine Matheson founded Hong Kong’s first spinning mill, kicking off a new textile era. By the 1930s, weaving and knitting thrived, producing cotton socks, tees, and towels from imported yarn.
Post-War Boom
1940s-1950s
Skilled workers from China revitalized Hong Kong’s textile scene post-WWII. By 1954, 17 local spinners helped build an industry that shaped Hong Kong’s economy.
Golden Age
1960s-1970s
By the 1970s, Hong Kong was the world’s top clothing exporter. With advanced spinning mills and Commonwealth trade perks, local fashion went global.
Modern Transition
1980s-1990s
As production moved to China, Hong Kong shifted gears which evolved into a design and innovation hub. As a result, Made in Hong Kong pieces became rarer, but creativity flourished.
Legacy and Future
As clothing manufacturing faded in the 2000s, “Made in Hong Kong” pieces now echo premium quality and nostalgic charm.
Redress Closet
Visit us to discover our selection of rare Made in Hong Kong garments—worth the hunt, rescued from history, worn with purpose.
香港製造
從棉紡廠到意識衣櫥
從香港第一家棉紡廠到今天的可持續時尚，讓我們在 The Redress Closet 慶祝香港的工藝、文化和意識消費！但首先，香港紡織業的歷史是什麼？
戰前 (1900年代-1930年代)
1899年，怡和集團創立香港第一家紡紗廠，開啟了新的紡織時代。到1930年代，織造和編織蓬勃發展，使用進口紗線生產棉襪、T恤和毛巾。
戰後繁榮 (1940年代-1950年代)
來自中國的技術工人使香港的紡織業在二戰後復甦。到1954年，17家本地紡織廠幫助建立了一個塑造香港經濟的行業。
黃金時代 (1960年代-1970年代)
到1970年代，香港成為世界最大的服裝出口國。憑藉先進的紡紗廠和英聯邦貿易優惠，本地時尚走向全球。
轉型 (1980年代-1990年代)
隨著生產轉移到中國，香港轉變為設計和創新中心。今日，“香港製造” 的產品變得更加稀有，但創意蓬勃發展。
遺產與未來
隨著紡織工廠在2000年代衰退。如今，“香港製造” 的產品體現了優質、懷舊的魅力。
Redress Closet
我們發現一啲 “香港製造” 嘅服裝——值得過嚟尋寶。
MADE IN HONG KONG
From Cotton Mills to Conscious Closets
From Hong Kong’s first cotton mill to sustainable fashion today. Let’s celebrate Hong Kong’s craftsmanship, culture, and conscious consumption at The Redress Closet! But first, what is the history of the Hong Kong textile industry...?
Pre -War Roots
1900s-1930s
In 1899, Jardine Matheson founded Hong Kong’s first spinning mill, kicking off a new textile era. By the 1930s, weaving and knitting thrived, producing cotton socks, tees, and towels from imported yarn.
Post-War Boom
1940s-1950s
Skilled workers from China revitalized Hong Kong’s textile scene post-WWII. By 1954, 17 local spinners helped build an industry that shaped Hong Kong’s economy.
Golden Age
1960s-1970s
By the 1970s, Hong Kong was the world’s top clothing exporter. With advanced spinning mills and Commonwealth trade perks, local fashion went global.
Modern Transition
1980s-1990s
As production moved to China, Hong Kong shifted gears which evolved into a design and innovation hub. As a result, Made in Hong Kong pieces became rarer, but creativity flourished.
Legacy and Future
As clothing manufacturing faded in the 2000s, “Made in Hong Kong” pieces now echo premium quality and nostalgic charm.
Redress Closet
Visit us to discover our selection of rare Made in Hong Kong garments—worth the hunt, rescued from history, worn with purpose.
香港製造
從棉紡廠到意識衣櫥
從香港第一家棉紡廠到今天的可持續時尚，讓我們在 The Redress Closet 慶祝香港的工藝、文化和意識消費！但首先，香港紡織業的歷史是什麼？
戰前 (1900年代-1930年代)
1899年，怡和集團創立香港第一家紡紗廠，開啟了新的紡織時代。到1930年代，織造和編織蓬勃發展，使用進口紗線生產棉襪、T恤和毛巾。
戰後繁榮 (1940年代-1950年代)
來自中國的技術工人使香港的紡織業在二戰後復甦。到1954年，17家本地紡織廠幫助建立了一個塑造香港經濟的行業。
黃金時代 (1960年代-1970年代)
到1970年代，香港成為世界最大的服裝出口國。憑藉先進的紡紗廠和英聯邦貿易優惠，本地時尚走向全球。
轉型 (1980年代-1990年代)
隨著生產轉移到中國，香港轉變為設計和創新中心。今日，“香港製造” 的產品變得更加稀有，但創意蓬勃發展。
遺產與未來
隨著紡織工廠在2000年代衰退。如今，“香港製造” 的產品體現了優質、懷舊的魅力。
Redress Closet
我們發現一啲 “香港製造” 嘅服裝——值得過嚟尋寶。
MADE IN HONG KONG
From Cotton Mills to Conscious Closets
From Hong Kong’s first cotton mill to sustainable fashion today. Let’s celebrate Hong Kong’s craftsmanship, culture, and conscious consumption at The Redress Closet! But first, what is the history of the Hong Kong textile industry...?
Pre -War Roots
1900s-1930s
In 1899, Jardine Matheson founded Hong Kong’s first spinning mill, kicking off a new textile era. By the 1930s, weaving and knitting thrived, producing cotton socks, tees, and towels from imported yarn.
Post-War Boom
1940s-1950s
Skilled workers from China revitalized Hong Kong’s textile scene post-WWII. By 1954, 17 local spinners helped build an industry that shaped Hong Kong’s economy.
Golden Age
1960s-1970s
By the 1970s, Hong Kong was the world’s top clothing exporter. With advanced spinning mills and Commonwealth trade perks, local fashion went global.
Modern Transition
1980s-1990s
As production moved to China, Hong Kong shifted gears which evolved into a design and innovation hub. As a result, Made in Hong Kong pieces became rarer, but creativity flourished.
Legacy and Future
As clothing manufacturing faded in the 2000s, “Made in Hong Kong” pieces now echo premium quality and nostalgic charm.
Redress Closet
Visit us to discover our selection of rare Made in Hong Kong garments—worth the hunt, rescued from history, worn with purpose.
香港製造
從棉紡廠到意識衣櫥
從香港第一家棉紡廠到今天的可持續時尚，讓我們在 The Redress Closet 慶祝香港的工藝、文化和意識消費！但首先，香港紡織業的歷史是什麼？
戰前 (1900年代-1930年代)
1899年，怡和集團創立香港第一家紡紗廠，開啟了新的紡織時代。到1930年代，織造和編織蓬勃發展，使用進口紗線生產棉襪、T恤和毛巾。
戰後繁榮 (1940年代-1950年代)
來自中國的技術工人使香港的紡織業在二戰後復甦。到1954年，17家本地紡織廠幫助建立了一個塑造香港經濟的行業。
黃金時代 (1960年代-1970年代)
到1970年代，香港成為世界最大的服裝出口國。憑藉先進的紡紗廠和英聯邦貿易優惠，本地時尚走向全球。
轉型 (1980年代-1990年代)
隨著生產轉移到中國，香港轉變為設計和創新中心。今日，“香港製造” 的產品變得更加稀有，但創意蓬勃發展。
遺產與未來
隨著紡織工廠在2000年代衰退。如今，“香港製造” 的產品體現了優質、懷舊的魅力。
Redress Closet
我們發現一啲 “香港製造” 嘅服裝——值得過嚟尋寶。
MADE IN HONG KONG
From Cotton Mills to Conscious Closets
From Hong Kong’s first cotton mill to sustainable fashion today. Let’s celebrate Hong Kong’s craftsmanship, culture, and conscious consumption at The Redress Closet! But first, what is the history of the Hong Kong textile industry...?
Pre -War Roots
1900s-1930s
In 1899, Jardine Matheson founded Hong Kong’s first spinning mill, kicking off a new textile era. By the 1930s, weaving and knitting thrived, producing cotton socks, tees, and towels from imported yarn.
Post-War Boom
1940s-1950s
Skilled workers from China revitalized Hong Kong’s textile scene post-WWII. By 1954, 17 local spinners helped build an industry that shaped Hong Kong’s economy.
Golden Age
1960s-1970s
By the 1970s, Hong Kong was the world’s top clothing exporter. With advanced spinning mills and Commonwealth trade perks, local fashion went global.
Modern Transition
1980s-1990s
As production moved to China, Hong Kong shifted gears which evolved into a design and innovation hub. As a result, Made in Hong Kong pieces became rarer, but creativity flourished.
Legacy and Future
As clothing manufacturing faded in the 2000s, “Made in Hong Kong” pieces now echo premium quality and nostalgic charm.
Redress Closet
Visit us to discover our selection of rare Made in Hong Kong garments—worth the hunt, rescued from history, worn with purpose.
香港製造
從棉紡廠到意識衣櫥
從香港第一家棉紡廠到今天的可持續時尚，讓我們在 The Redress Closet 慶祝香港的工藝、文化和意識消費！但首先，香港紡織業的歷史是什麼？
戰前 (1900年代-1930年代)
1899年，怡和集團創立香港第一家紡紗廠，開啟了新的紡織時代。到1930年代，織造和編織蓬勃發展，使用進口紗線生產棉襪、T恤和毛巾。
戰後繁榮 (1940年代-1950年代)
來自中國的技術工人使香港的紡織業在二戰後復甦。到1954年，17家本地紡織廠幫助建立了一個塑造香港經濟的行業。
黃金時代 (1960年代-1970年代)
到1970年代，香港成為世界最大的服裝出口國。憑藉先進的紡紗廠和英聯邦貿易優惠，本地時尚走向全球。
轉型 (1980年代-1990年代)
隨著生產轉移到中國，香港轉變為設計和創新中心。今日，“香港製造” 的產品變得更加稀有，但創意蓬勃發展。
遺產與未來
隨著紡織工廠在2000年代衰退。如今，“香港製造” 的產品體現了優質、懷舊的魅力。
Redress Closet
我們發現一啲 “香港製造” 嘅服裝——值得過嚟尋寶。
MADE IN HONG KONG
From Cotton Mills to Conscious Closets
From Hong Kong’s first cotton mill to sustainable fashion today. Let’s celebrate Hong Kong’s craftsmanship, culture, and conscious consumption at The Redress Closet! But first, what is the history of the Hong Kong textile industry...?
Pre -War Roots
1900s-1930s
In 1899, Jardine Matheson founded Hong Kong’s first spinning mill, kicking off a new textile era. By the 1930s, weaving and knitting thrived, producing cotton socks, tees, and towels from imported yarn.
Post-War Boom
1940s-1950s
Skilled workers from China revitalized Hong Kong’s textile scene post-WWII. By 1954, 17 local spinners helped build an industry that shaped Hong Kong’s economy.
Golden Age
1960s-1970s
By the 1970s, Hong Kong was the world’s top clothing exporter. With advanced spinning mills and Commonwealth trade perks, local fashion went global.
Modern Transition
1980s-1990s
As production moved to China, Hong Kong shifted gears which evolved into a design and innovation hub. As a result, Made in Hong Kong pieces became rarer, but creativity flourished.
Legacy and Future
As clothing manufacturing faded in the 2000s, “Made in Hong Kong” pieces now echo premium quality and nostalgic charm.
Redress Closet
Visit us to discover our selection of rare Made in Hong Kong garments—worth the hunt, rescued from history, worn with purpose.
🥮🥮🥮
中秋節快樂
Happy Mid Autumn Festival
得閒嚟睇吓我哋嘅旗袍系列。
Please come to have a look of our qipao series.
#Qipao #旗袍
#CheongSam #長衫
#GetRedressed
#TheRedressCloset
#TrySecondHandHK
#HKSecondHand
#二手衫
#香港二手
#香港小店
#香港鋪頭
🥮🥮🥮
中秋節快樂
Happy Mid Autumn Festival
得閒嚟睇吓我哋嘅旗袍系列。
Please come to have a look of our qipao series.
#Qipao #旗袍
#CheongSam #長衫
#GetRedressed
#TheRedressCloset
#TrySecondHandHK
#HKSecondHand
#二手衫
#香港二手
#香港小店
#香港鋪頭
🥮🥮🥮
中秋節快樂
Happy Mid Autumn Festival
得閒嚟睇吓我哋嘅旗袍系列。
Please come to have a look of our qipao series.
#Qipao #旗袍
#CheongSam #長衫
#GetRedressed
#TheRedressCloset
#TrySecondHandHK
#HKSecondHand
#二手衫
#香港二手
#香港小店
#香港鋪頭
🥮🥮🥮
中秋節快樂
Happy Mid Autumn Festival
得閒嚟睇吓我哋嘅旗袍系列。
Please come to have a look of our qipao series.
#Qipao #旗袍
#CheongSam #長衫
#GetRedressed
#TheRedressCloset
#TrySecondHandHK
#HKSecondHand
#二手衫
#香港二手
#香港小店
#香港鋪頭
🥮🥮🥮
中秋節快樂
Happy Mid Autumn Festival
得閒嚟睇吓我哋嘅旗袍系列。
Please come to have a look of our qipao series.
#Qipao #旗袍
#CheongSam #長衫
#GetRedressed
#TheRedressCloset
#TrySecondHandHK
#HKSecondHand
#二手衫
#香港二手
#香港小店
#香港鋪頭
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