Friends in Hong Kong, don’t miss the chance to get up close and personal with sustainable looks fresh off the runway of the Redress Design Award, with Tommy Hilfiger as the Exclusive Fashion Sponsor.

Our popular secondhand pop-up shop is returning! Get ready to browse and buy from our huge selection of affordable, quality secondhand clothing and accessories for all genders and sizes starting from just HK$50. In addition to our special activities, shop the latest sustainable collections from Redress Alumni designers Janus Ha, Eric Wong, and Yu Wing Shan.

Come test your knowledge of the fashion industry and deepen your knowledge of the environmental issues in fashion. Play our trivia game for a chance to win a voucher to shop secondhand styles at The Redress Closet.

Save the dates: Our large-scale secondhand pop-up shop is returning this winter! Get ready to browse and buy from our huge selection of affordable, quality secondhand clothing and accessories for all genders starting from just HK$50. In addition, we will be exhibiting outfits from our Redress Design Award 2023 Finalists. Come get up close and personal with their sustainable looks!

Congratulations are in order for Eric Wong on winning this year's Alumni Prize! In collaboration with our partner Mercedes-Benz Hong Kong, he took on the challenge of reimagining their used airbag waste fabric into two upcycled showpieces.

Join over 40 local and overseas speakers and hundreds of delegates at Fashion Summit (Hong Kong) on 11–12 October to explore the theme "Actions to the Sustainability Journey” — including an international conference, exhibitions, fashion show, and networking, plus a Sustainable Fashion Showcase, all at the architecturally stunning Xiqu Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui. Check out the full two-day programme here!

The Hong Kong public can get up close and personal with the designs of this year’s Redress Design Award Finalists at an exhibition set in The Mills, the unique retail and arts space occupying a converted former 1950s textile mill.

As part of Shenzhen Fashion Week SS24, Redress has been invited to present five emerging sustainable brands from our Redress Design Award Alumni in a dedicated Redress show on 19 September and an extended exhibition also featuring our 2023 Finalists from 14–22 September 2023. It is the second time Redress will be showcasing in Shenzhen, thanks to a partnership with the Shenzhen Garment Industry Association (SGIA).

As part of the upcoming CENTRESTAGE Asia’s Fashion Spotlight event, we are presenting six emerging sustainable brands at the Redress Design Award Alumni booth from 6–9 September 2023 (Wednesday–Saturday, 11am–7pm) supported by Alumni Sponsor, Mercedes-Benz.

This year Redress is partnering with the venerable Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong to exhibit designs from Alumni of the Redress Design Award, hosted as part of their 60th anniversary celebration series and featuring six emerging sustainable designers from Hong Kong, Brazil, India, and Taiwan.

Redress’ cult favourite event of the summer is back! Mark your calendars to shop our huge selection of affordable, quality secondhand clothing and accessories starting from just HK$50.

In celebration of Earth Week, The Redress Closet, our curated secondhand clothing shop, will be offering an even bigger selection of affordable preloved items! This limited-time event in April further empowers Hong Kongers to shop sustainably and reduce fashion waste by giving clothes a second life.

The most popular event on the Redress calendar is returning this winter! Get ready to browse and buy our curated selection of quality secondhand items collected from the Get Redressed Clothing Drive for six days from 18–23 November.

Get Redressed Month invites Hong Kongers to take a look inside their closets and consider how they can reuse, rewear, and recycle their clothes with a series of activities:

Explore how the Redress Design Award 2022 international finalists transform textile waste into high fashion, and discover exciting emerging sustainable brands from competition alumni. Come see the designs up close and virtually try them on with AR filters!

As part of the upcoming CENTRESTAGE Asia’s Fashion Spotlight event at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Redress is presenting six fantastic emerging sustainable brands from our Redress Design Award alumni at a dedicated booth from 9–11 September 2022. Collections include womenswear, menswear, and even baby slings and wraps.

Date: Tue, 12 July – Sun, 17 July 2022 | Time: Tue–Fri, 11am–7pm | Sat & Sun, 11am–5pm
25/F, Cambridge House, Taikoo Place (venue sponsored by Swire Properties)

With support from our friends at Swire Properties, OnTheList, and PizzaExpress, Redress will be popping up at 25/F, Cambridge House, Taikoo Place for five days from Tuesday, 12 July until Sunday, 17 July. Make your way through the racks, try on, and purchase quality secondhand men’s and women’s clothing from just $50.

From fun summer colours for day-to-day wear to classic formal wear, add some stylish accessories to your wardrobe with our selected items, offering a range of styles in various sizes.

11 - 18 February 2022

As the Redress Design Award 2022 competition has launched, we are hosting our Student Academy Week from 11 to 18 February 2022 - eight days of interactive activities to explore circular fashion design strategies, held in English, Cantonese and Mandarin.

6 December 2021 - 11 January 2022

The Pathway Course aims to support emerging design professionals to deepen their knowledge of circular fashion design strategies and techniques, giving them an edge in the fast-changing fashion industry.

15-21 November 2021

With support from our friends at Swire Properties, OnTheList and PizzaExpress , Redress will be popping up at 4th Floor, Oxford House, Taikoo Place for 7 days from Monday 15 November until Sunday 21 November. Browse, try, and buy an eclectic mix of our biggest selection ever of beautiful, quality secondhand clothes for men and women from just $50.

7-9 October 2021

To celebrate the start of Get Redressed Month and encourage more Hongkongers to 'Give secondhand a try!'