First store opens at Causeway Bay Sogo department store, with product lineup tailored to local climate and lifestyle
LF's contemporary casual brand Hazzys has entered Hong Kong, the company announced Wednesday, extending its push into the greater Chinese market after establishing a presence on the mainland.
Hazzys opened its first Hong Kong store Monday on the third floor of the Sogo department store in Causeway Bay, occupying roughly 66 square meters. The store carries a wide selection of men's and women's clothing and accessories, featuring key collections including Iconic and Hazzys Blue. The interior concept draws on British heritage.
The product lineup has been tailored to local conditions. Given Hong Kong's mild and humid climate, the store places greater emphasis on lightweight items in thin fabrics. Alongside fall/winter 2026 products, select spring/summer 2026 pieces suited to the Hong Kong climate are also available.
The brand gauged its prospects in the market through contact with domestic and international customers and buyers. At Space H Seoul — Hazzys' global flagship in Myeong-dong — roughly half of all foreign visitors were from the greater Chinese market. Hong Kong customers have also shown steady engagement through the brand's global online channels. Hong Kong buyers who attended the Hazzys global order fair held in Seoul in January responded positively.
Hazzys aims to position itself in Hong Kong as a premium contemporary casual brand, combining British heritage with the refined design and fit of Korean fashion and highlighting its total collection spanning both men's and women's wear as a key differentiator. The company is targeting six stores in Hong Kong within three years. Next year, it plans to enter new markets including Thailand and India.
"Building on the brand competitiveness and business experience we have accumulated in China, we have expanded our touchpoints with customers in the greater Chinese market," an LF official said. "We will continue to strengthen the brand's presence and competitiveness in key global markets on the back of our performance in Hong Kong."
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