About Us

Wai Lung WONG works from Wan Chai, on Hong Kong Island, and builds a wardrobe around the top half of an outfit: mesh tees, cotton tanks, fine-gauge knits and the trousers that have to carry them through a working day. The range is deliberately narrow. Five tops and three pairs of trousers cover a week when the fabrics are honest and the cuts do not fight each other, and a short rail lets us wear every piece before it is listed. Orders are packed and dispatched from Hong Kong within two business days, and the same small team answers the messages that come back.

Fabric before print

A top earns its place by what happens after the third wash. Mesh is checked for recovery at the neckline, cotton jersey is weighed rather than described, and every knit is washed twice to see whether it grows at the cuff or pills under the arm. Trousers are sat in, not just measured: the corduroy is checked for knee bagging, the stretch woven for shine where the thigh rubs, and the velour for flattening at the seat. When a cloth fails, the style is dropped instead of being photographed well and sold anyway. That is why the rail is short and why a returning style keeps the same cut in a new colour.

Sizing that admits reality

Measurements are taken flat and again on three bodies, because a size label says very little about how a waistband sits after lunch. Each product page lists waist, hip, rise and inseam in centimetres, and notes whether the fabric has stretch and how much it recovers. Tops are described by bust and length rather than by a single size number, and the armhole is measured on the garment rather than on a chart. If you are between sizes, send your measurements and we will compare them with the production sample before you order. Exchanges are straightforward and the return window runs for thirty days from delivery.

Packed by hand

Orders are folded with tissue between the layers, closed with a paper band and sent in a recycled mailer that fits through a letterbox where the size allows. Nothing is scented and no plastic goes inside the parcel. Trousers travel rolled rather than folded so the crease falls out on a hanger. If a seam needs attention or a button arrives loose, tell us and we will send the repair rather than ask you to return a whole garment. Messages are answered on Hong Kong time, Monday to Friday, and a question about a pair of trousers bought last winter is as welcome as a new order.