Whether you have a mini Tiffany Chan or a little Gordon Ramsay to buy for this Christmas, we have scoped out the coolest gifts for kids in Hong Kong.
Shopping, shopping, shopping – Hong Kong is all about it! From Korean skincare products to Hong Kong fashion brands to unique jewellery, the city is full of great boutiques and stores. And if you’re ever shopping for the children in your life, then we’ve found some great toys, books, and clothing that they’ll definitely love. Check out these gifts for kids in Hong Kong.
Top gifts for kids in Hong Kong
1. Lunchgear from Spriggo
Say goodbye to the days of brown-bagging! Give kids a gift they’ll love to use every day: colourful lunchgear from Spriggo, a fresh start-up in Hong Kong. We’re talking lunchboxes, lunchbags, ice packs, and insulated water bottles – all toxin-free with no BPA, no phthalates, and 100% leak proof. We particularly love The Muncher, with its flexible compartments and lightweight body, as well as The Vault Funk, which comes with a 304 stainless steel tray and three compartments. Perfect for tiny hands, these lunchboxes are designed with ergonomic latches and smart compartments that can be disassembled for washing (no mould here!).
To make gifting easy, Spriggo offers gift cards and gift wrapping options upon check-out. You can even enjoy free shipping in Hong Kong with next day delivery! Feel free to reach out to Spriggo’s friendly team for personalised support and recommendations.
Shop Spriggo online.
2. Sustainable clothing and underwear from Just Peachy
Breathe easy with Just Peachy’s innovative cloth diapers and underwear. Founded by eco-conscious parent Victoria Chuard, Just Peachy empowers families to reduce waste while keeping babies’ skin safe. Its genius pull-up cloth diapers with snap-off access for changes are a blessing for parents. Crafted from skin-safe and sustainable materials like buttery-soft Tencel Modal, Just Peachy’s offerings provide effortless reusable solutions, from diapers to training pants. And for older kids, check out the comfy camisoles and sleep masks, also available in holiday gift sets with underwear for both boys and girls. This brand makes it easy for anyone to gift little ones safe, trusted comfort while doing better for the planet.
If you’re on the lookout for more eco-conscious clothing, check out these sustainable fashion brands in Hong Kong.
Shop Just Peachy online.
3. Balloon box from Better Than Flowers
Those in need of delightfully unexpected gifts for the little ones should turn to Better Than Flowers. This start-up shakes up the surprise box game with its helium-filled balloons that literally fly out of the box. Come Christmas, explore its merry designs like a cute Christmas deer or a “ho ho ho” balloon shaped like Santa’s belt. With designs guaranteed to raise smiles from kiddos of all ages, Better Than Flowers takes gifting from boring to soaring. What’s more, its personalisable components let you craft a truly magical moment that beats any typical present – hands down!
For more gift ideas, check out our guide to gift hampers.
Shop Better Than Flowers online.
4. Advent calendars and letter to Santa from Vi Galerie
Crafted to captivate childlike wonder, Vi Galerie’s whimsical collections inspire playful spaces where little ones’ imaginations can roam free. Its Santa’s House LED Advent Calendar builds excitement for Christmas with a magical countdown. For extra holiday cheer, pair it with the Letter to Santa kit. But it doesn’t end with Saint Nick – Vi Galerie’s nursery decor and educational toys also nurture wee ones’ development through play. Crafted to captivate, its products transform little corners into realms of discovery. What’s more, each piece doubles as a decorative element, blending beauty and early learning.
See our roundup of delightful advent calendars for the holiday season.
Shop Vi Galerie online.
5. Wooden toys and games from The Lion Rock Press
Hong Kong-based The Lion Rock Press crafts wonderful wooden toys that make ideal gifts for kids. Its transport kits are especially nifty, letting kids recreate the city’s iconic vehicles. The Hong Kong Taxi features a bright red cab ready to roam around town. Alternatively, the Star Ferry includes a mini version of the famous harbour-crossing ferry. What’s more, these imagination-sparking toys allow children to explore Hong Kong culture through play.
The Lion Rock Press also offers Hong Kong-themed Christmas decorations, check out our article on where to buy Christmas decorations for more holiday inspiration.
Shop The Lion Rock Press online.
6. Ice-cream cakes from Haagen Dazs
No kids can resist a mouth-watering piece of cake. As one of the most popular ice-cream sellers in the world, Haagen Dazs makes beautifully crafted ice-cream cakes with attractive looks. Some of our favourite cakes are Royal Coronation, Journey of Fantasy, and Starry Night— too beautiful that your kids might find it a pity to slice it. Since Haagen Dazs ice-cream cakes are also available on FoodPanda, you wouldn’t have to worry about carrying them all the way back home.
Check out our article on the cake shops in Hong Kong.
Shop Haagen Dazs online or at multiple locations across Hong Kong.
7. Designer clothes from Retykle
Pamper the little ones in your life with designer clothes from Retykle! This green initiative collects and sells second-hand luxury kidswear, keeping high-quality pieces in circulation at a discounted price. At its online boutique, you’ll find pre-loved items, as well as new clothes with the tag still on from brands like Moncler, Tommy Hilfiger, and Burberry, just to name a few.
Shop Retykle online.
8. Sleepwear from The Wee Bean
The Wee Bean is one of our fave kidswear brands in Hong Kong, and here’s why. Specialising in organic apparel, the brand designs its sleepwear, swaddles, and blankets specifically for little ones with sensitive skin and eczema. What’s more, these pieces come in adorable Hong Kong-themed designs that feature a variety of local street food and nostalgic snacks. Popular patterns include the Lemon Tea + Egg Tart, Dim Sum, and White Rabbit Candy.
Shop The Wee Bean at multiple stockists or its boutique at Unit 802, Hua Fu Commercial Building, 111 Queen’s Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, p. 5367 7734
9. Personalised gear from Tiny Me
We love Tiny Me’s gear collection for a few reasons. Not only are these backpacks, bags, and water bottles made with quality materials that are designed to last, but you can also customise each product to your little one’s tastes. Tiny Me offers personalisation options that let you choose the colour of the product, as well as the name and design pattern of the name tag. In particular, we love that the brand also prints names written in character-based languages, accommodating kiddos from all around the world.
Check out where else to buy backpacks in Hong Kong.
Shop Tiny Me online.
10. Figurines from Pop Mart
If the kid in your life is a bit of a junior collector, consider gifting them a figurine from Pop Mart! This pop culture and entertainment shop specialises in action figures, collectibles, and plush toys. While Pop Mart’s signature collections feature characters created by independent illustrators, you’ll also find collectibles of well-known franchises and brands. Whether your little one is a Potterhead, Marvel fan, or Disney lover, there’s bound to be something for them here.
Pop Mart has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
11. Learn about Hong Kong’s pink dolphins
For any child that loves animals or the ocean, a trip on a boat to spot the endangered pink dolphins in the waters around Hong Kong will be the perfect gift. Led by Hong Kong Dolphinwatch, the tour includes transfers to the boat and an environmental talk by one of the guides, so that you and your children can learn about the dolphins’ plight for survival. We love how the tours are designed not to disrupt or harm the animals, with education as the main focus. Best of all, if you don’t spot any dolphins, the next trip is free! When it comes to gifts for kids in Hong Kong that are educational, this one can’t be beaten.
Discover more of Hong Kong’s indigenous wild animals in our guide.
Book online at Hong Kong Dolphinwatch.
12. Crispy Children by Libby Lam
Support local artists this season by gifting your child the best-selling book Crispy Children by Hong Kong creative Libby Lam. The mother of two and former corporate executive undertook a variety of part time courses at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) before publishing the tale. The story is meant to inspire children and is all about having the strength to listen to your conscience – a great lesson for us all!
Shop Crispy Children online or in local bookstores.
13. Any set from Lego
The satisfaction of building something from scratch and bringing it to life is an amazing feeling that always keeps kids entertained. At Lego, the possibilities are endless. You can build sets from your favourite movies and TV shows, or go for the classics – just be sure to not leave them on the floor, because stepping on a brick is definitely not as fun as building them! If you’re not sure which set to get, simply get a gift card and let kids choose what they like best.
Lego has multiple stores in Hong Kong.
14. Bikes and scooters from Meekboyz
When it comes to gifts for kids in Hong Kong, bikes and scooters may be an obvious choice, but the ones from Meekboyz are no ordinary stuff! Created by two local and international BMX champions (Rory and Toby Meeks) and their father (Steve), Meekboyz offers a unique range of bikes and scooters. Available in carbon, neochrome, and snakeskin, they are the perfect gift for children of all ages.
A skater yourself? Grab your skateboard and take your little ones to the best skate parks in Hong Kong.
Shop Meekboyz online.
15. A trip to Ocean Park Water World
A day out splashing under the sun and spinning around on the spiral slides? Count us in – and the kids, too! Explore 27 indoor and outdoor attractions at the Water World next time you find yourself in Ocean Park. However, do keep in mind that Water World is only open during summer.
Find more wet’n’wild water activities here.
Ocean Park Water World, 33 Ocean Drive, Aberdeen, Hong Kong, p. 3923 2323
[This article was originally published in November 2019 and updated in 2024 by Celia Lee.]
