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10 years ago
If you are looking for American Vintage clothing, this is the place for you to shop. The owner is from Texas and they have an extensive collection of leather Jackets , Jeans and other clothing, you will not be disappointed. read more
Shop 58, Victoria Centre Block 2, 15 Watson Road
屈臣道15號維多利中心58號
Hong Kong
Tin Hau, Hong Kong Island
2802 6886
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http://www.midwest-vintage.com
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What time does 美華氏 open?
美華氏 opens at 12:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does 美華氏 close?
美華氏 closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 12:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Does 美華氏 have parking?
Yes, 美華氏 has parking options.
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美之門口的5元架和10元架上的衣服通常很醜,好東西一般藏在店內。
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Cute! Quaint! Tiny space! Unique off beat things!…read more I read about InBetween in the Cathay Pacific magazine while flying back from Singapore and I thought "What the heck? I live right there in Sheung Wan and am only just now hearing about this unique resale shop of sorts." A tiny spot full of antique type items, note cards, records, jewelry, frames, movie posters, old pins, tea cups, etc... a hodgepodge of stuff! It is one of those places that you simply have to go, stand in the tiny space, so your eyes can browse while your body does not move in order to take it all in. InBetween represents all that is funky, cool and hip and the Sheung Wan area. Glad I discovered it and will absolutely pop in from time to time to see new items.
I'm really loving HK's vintage shop scene, and InBetween is a great place to start your vintage…read moreshop tour! You can find a good mix of old and new in this tiny little shop. Outside they have vinyl records, updated postcards (of course, they're the artsier, non-touristy kind) along with some vintage neckties to start out. Go inside and find a treasure trove of old movie posters, jewelry, high-end leather goods, and cute HK-themed iPhone cases. I walked away with a cool ring that was on sale for $300. Perfect place to go if you need a unique gift for a friend, or something quirky for yourself.
The sweet ring I ended up buying!
Find it along Wellington street
Recycled storefront
This is a cute little store with such a huge selection of clothes! I came here when I was on my…read morevacation in Hong Kong. Be aware that you may get overwhelmed when you walk in. For the most part, there are different styles of clothes on the different racks. They organized their clothes by color and the type of clothing, so white tops were on one rack, black bottoms were below, etc. Usually there are just one size, which they call "free size." Once you find something you like you have to tell the lady you want it so she can radio it in on the headset so she can bring you a brand new one that is still in the plastic package. I kind of like this concept because you know you are getting a brand new item to take home, one that doesn't have everyone's nasty oils on it. :P They also have a clearance section. If you thought you'd be overwhelmed with the main part of the store, just wait until you go to the clearance section! This is overwhelming..lots of clothes everywhere that's only organized by type like tops and bottoms. They also have accessories throughout the store like cute hats, handbags, wallets and jewelry. They have a very small shoe selection as well. When we went they had a promotion that if you spent over a certain amount you could get a free glass Tupperware! We spent over the amount and got it, but was too heavy to carry around to the other countries we were visiting so we left it with our cousin in HK. I thought that was a really cool promotion!
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If you have been to thrift stores in other countries, you would realize how good thrift stores are…read morein your country. (This is even worse than Good wills or salvation army, no offense.) Seriously, the smell is so strong that I lost my mood in thrift shopping in there. You have to be extra extra extra focus for tressure hunting. It is like a cluster of sh't tons of clothes. My friend love to visit here because she can always find stuff to wear. However, thrift stores aren't that common in Hong Kong, so this is one of the stores where HongKees will go for thriftshopping:)
It's always fun for me to go see street vendors and bargain. I was told this is the electronics…read morearea and it was. But not high end electronics atleast from what I saw. Imagine stuff you would see at the 99 cent store. I ended up getting some 32 gig thumb drives dressed as cartoon characters. They were selling it 10 for 100$hk which is non bargaining. Took it back to our hotel to run some tests on it. The actual storage space is more like 2 gigs. They reflashed the firmware on the thumb drive to say 32 gigs but if you try to use it, it will never finish copying anything onto the thumb drive. Same thing happens on eBay. It can be fixed but takes work. Buyer beware on the thumb drive.