Best Second Hand Markets Hong Kong Near Me

4worldlovers: Properly named Upper Lascar Row, but known to Hong Kongers and antique enthusasts worldwide as Hong Kong's famous Cat Street market. With an over 100 year history of selling interesting and decorative items, both authentic historical pieces and hand crafted modern replicas for interior decore.

4worldlovers: Stanley Market is one of the must-go places for tourists when they visit Hong Kong. You will find an interesting array of little shops selling silk garments, sportswear, art, Chinese costume jewelry and souvenirs. While a bit "touristy" if you are a tourist it will certainly help you to cross off all the items on your souvenirs-to-buy-Aunt-Jane shopping list. A hard morning of shopping is also nicely finished off by a good lunch at one of the many restaurants, which are the reason that Hong Kong locals also frequent the area. Google Earth Stanley Market Hong Kong.


While often visited for the shopping the visitor should not forget that Stanley encompasses a wide range of dining options, from the casual to the sophisticated. Within area are examples of many of Hong Kong's most authentic and distinctive styles, as well as international choices to fit all palates and budgets.


Don't want to get caught out and waste your vacation time at Stanley Market? Spend a little time to plan your visit and see not only the Market itself but also the other attractions in the Stanley area of Hong Kong. Decide what you want to spend more time on and make sure that you get your souvenirs, your lunch and some time.


Less crowded than the Ladies Market of Mongkok or Temple Street Night Market the atmosphere is a little more relaxed and laid back in Stanley. Being away from the city and close to the beach encourages the holiday feeling as for whether you eat in the Stanley Plaza, along with the promenade at one of the many alfresco restaurants you'll certainly feel at home.


Beyond the market and the beach and if you keep walking, you will find Stanley Plaza Square which is an open area overhung with old trees.


Go up the escolator into the Stanley Plaza itself which is a modern indoor shopping arcade and an excellent way to avoid the heat while continuing your shopping. Interior décor shops sit side-by-side with restaurants and fast food. You'll find banks here to draw some more cash if you want to continue shopping in the market!


Check out the "Lover's Terrace" with great views over Stanley Bay, Murray House and of course in the distance Blake Pier.


Stanley has been inhabited for hundreds of years and was once a major fishing port, as a prosperous and important small town it has its share of temples which are well worth a visit. They are actively in use as places of worship so some respect should be shown, but local worshipers are very used to tourists having a look around, so there won't be an issue if you want to take a few pictures in the temples.

Getting to Stanley is the first challenge in arranging your visit as it is on the far southern side of Hong Kong island and transport options are more limited than along the north where the Central business district is located. Starting at the Star Ferry pier in Central, any form of public transport is going to take at least an hour, perhaps an hour-and-half, so do consider taking a taxi which will cut that time down to about 40 minutes if the traffic is usual.

If you do take a taxi, the driver will probably expect to go via Route 1, which would be closer and cheaper but not that much faster. If you have limited chance to see things consider asking the driver to go via Route4, through Chia Wan, Shek O, and the Tai Tam road. This route is longer and so will cost more but will let you see a lot of different types of Hong Kong landscape that you wouldn't normally see, including the Tai Tam Tuk Reservoir, while still getting you to Stanley in around the same time because portions of the route are very fast highway.

Public transport, by comparison, will end up with you taking the last part of the trip, on a bus or minibus, though the first portion of the trip can now be taken on the MTR or "underground" railway although some of the rails are in fact above ground. The only exception are the few buses, such as 6X and GMB 40, which takes you to the Stanley Plaza shopping arcade and will mean you are seeing Stanley "backwards", with the market as the last part.

4worldlovers: Customer Wins — Buy high quality secondhand fashion with reasonable price to promote the recycling of resources. We are devoted to promoting the restyling of secondhand fashion in order to change the public’s consumption habit to act green.

Society Wins — We offer job opportunities to a group of middle-aged women and foster economic sustainability. Training is provided quarterly as we believe potential is unlimited and age should not be a boundary for capability enhancement.

I fully agree and support the concept of ‘REUSE, RESTYLE and EMPOWERMENT’!

Green Ladies aims to achieve environmental and social change through fashion reuse and for capability enhancement.

Green Ladies is the first social eco enterprise operated by consignment model in Hong Kong. Established in 2008, Green Ladies has been promoting eco-friendly habits and middle-aged ladies employment. Through collection of high quality fashion and accessories, we promote secondhand clothing for sustainable use of resources.

In 2011, Green Ladies changed to operate by consignment model, encouraging ladies to become our consignors and let the unworn fashion reborn. Shops act as eco-platforms to highlight the beauty within secondhand fashion and change the general public’s perception towards it.

Seasonal clothing (generally spring and summer items are collected from February, while fall and winter items are collected from September)

Ladies wear: blouses, pants, dresses, coats, 90% new shoes , bags, scarfs, and accessories

Clothing that our staff consider inappropriate, as per their sales experience

Consignors shall make an appointment online and visit our shop along with the fashion items that match with the collection category for consignment procedures. Staff will screen the fashion according to the style, quality and condition. Items not falling into the collection category will be returned to the consignors.⁣

Consignment contract will be signed for the first time. Consignors can take a maximum 30% rebate of the selling price or donate all the rebate to support the operation of our social enterprises. Please be reminded that the rebate percentage cannot be changed once confirmed. Selling price shall be set by us based on the purchasing power of customers, the style, quality and condition.

Starting from the date of consignment (the date shown on the consignment receipt), the consigned items will be randomly displayed for a 2 months consignment period. The unsold items after 2 months will be donated to us automatically.

Sales report will be issued through online platform on the 15 th of the following month; the income will be transferred to the registered account by auto-pay on or before the 21 st of the following month.

Ladies love beauty, and there is no exception for the underprivileged. With the sponsorship from corporate partners, we invite designers to advise underprivileged women on how to dress well with confidence. They are also sponsored to purchase high quality fashion from our shops. Corporate volunteers are welcome to join, providing them with encouragement.

Through interactive games, talk, charity sales of secondhand accessories and fashion collection, we encourage your staff to act green.

According to the tips for fashion collection, door-to-door pick up is available for companies collecting over 100 pieces of fashion items, with all rebate donating to Green Ladies

Kids fashion collection is also welcomed to support Social Enterprise Green Little

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