JUICE Hong Kong

JUICE Hong Kong is the flagship of JUICE, the Hong Kong-based streetwear retail chain founded by CLOT's Edison Chen and Kevin Poon in 2003 as the original location and creative-direction anchor for what became one of the defining post-2000 Greater-China streetwear retail operations. The Hong Kong flagship occupies retail space in the Tsim Sha Tsui retail corridor that has anchored the brand's identity across its two-decade run and continues to function as the primary creative-direction reference for the broader JUICE global network. The JUICE Hong Kong vocabulary carries the full CLOT-and-JUICE lineup—CLOT's heavyweight cotton hoodies, t-shirts, jackets, and the brand's ongoing Nike collaboration program (the CLOT x Nike Air Force 1 "Silk Royale," the broader CLOT x Nike Dunk, Air Max, and Air Jordan archive)—plus a curated multi-brand mix that includes Stüssy, Bape, Undercover, Neighborhood, WTAPS, Comme des Garçons Play, plus the broader Japanese and American streetwear pipeline. The Hong Kong flagship also runs Hong Kong-exclusive capsule programming, CLOT x Hong Kong-cultural-reference projects, and the brand's ongoing relationships with Greater-China artists and designers. JUICE Hong Kong operates as both retail and creative-direction hub for CLOT's broader Greater-China and Asia-Pacific presence. The store's customer base—heavily skewed toward Hong Kong's creative-class, streetwear-collector community, and the broader Greater-China sneaker culture network—treats JUICE Hong Kong as the editorial reference point for Greater-China streetwear retail. The brand's collaboration program with Nike, Adidas, Converse, and the broader American sneaker pipeline routes through the Hong Kong flagship as primary creative-direction anchor. For Hong Kong customers building a CLOT-and-broader-Asian-streetwear wardrobe through the post-2003 era, JUICE Hong Kong has been one of the defining retail destinations inside the broader Greater-China streetwear retail conversation.