Top 10 Costume Stores for Halloween in Hong Kong


Now Shenzhen   |   August 25, 2021

It’s almost the time again – with less than one week to go before Halloween, we’ve decided to help gather together the best places for you to find the outfit you’ve been searching for.

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  1. Academy of Performing Arts Costume Department
    You can find almost anything in APA’s huge wardrobe. Browse its online catalogue which sorts costumes according to period, production name, production type, description, size and color. Photos are available for most of the costumes too. Cost of hire ranges from $1,500-$2,000 for a period of seven days.
    1 Gloucester Rd., Wan Chai, 2584-8833, www.hkapa.edu
  2. Chung Ying Theatre Company
    Chung Ying’s wardrobe contains costumes from hundreds of shows performed over the past 29 years, including more than 3,000 costumes and 5,000 accessories. Cost varies depending on the costume, for example a Western court dress would cost from $500-$800 to rent for one week. Customers are required to dry clean the costumes before return.
    G/F, 10 Borrett Rd., Central, 3961-9824, www.chungying.com
  3. Festival and Party Collections
    This company specializes in costume rental with themes such as Stone Age, uniforms, Star Wars, super heroes, fairy tales and Halloween. Rental costs from $200-$500 for two days but if you rent on a Friday you can return on Monday without extra cost. Each costume is available in a large range of sizes. You can also buy masks, wigs, make-up and accessories from here to match your costume.
    Room A6, 2/F, 4 Sun On St., Chai Wan, 2529-5921, www.makswellcostume.com
  4. Fortune Costume
    Fortune Costume has a range of outfits with choices like nuns, witches, renaissance king’s, robin hood and vampires. Adult costumes are available for sale and hire with rental prices for three days ranging from $500-$4,000; children’s costumes are all for sale, including animal costumes such as bumble bees and lady bugs, from $200 to around $700.
    Room 202, 2/F, 23 Hillwood Rd., Tsim Sha Tsui, 2367-5018, www.home.netvigator.com/~cecielia/
  5. House of Siren Productions
    House of Siren has earned a reputation for its high quality costumes with ready-to-wear pieces available for hire in adjustable sizes to fit all customers. The minimum hire charge for three days is $500, and for more specific cotumes with accessories to go with, the cost can go up to $3,500. Tailor made costumes are available upon request and an appointment is needed for anyone interested in the company’s services.
    1A, 18 Shelley St., Central, 2530-2371, www.siren.com.hk
  6. The Ivy League Co.
    Ivy League has a wide selection of special make-up products to spice up your party look, including body paints in almost all colors, lipsticks and flitter paint, and character make up kits are also available. To take your costume to the next level, try the stage blood, bald cap and hair whitener as well as the special effects liquid to make scars, sweat and tears looks frighteningly real. The website has a full catalogue of products on offer.
    Room 704-705, 7/F, Far East Consortium Building, 204-206 Nathan Rd., Jordan, 2390-5522, www.ivyleague.com.hk
  7. Ladies Market
    If you’re looking for a seriously saucy outfit for an adults-only event, then you’re bound to find something in Mong Kok’s Ladies Market. From Japanese schoolgirls to French maids and geisha girls, there are getups (of varying degrees of coverage!) for everyone. If marabou-feather bikinis aren’t your cup of tea, then keep your eyes peeled for brightly colored wigs, funny gag outfits, hats and other accessories such as crazy sunglasses and extreme bling. Prices are often cheaper than Pottinger St. and you can always bargain hard is you think you’re being taken for a ride.
    Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok
  8. Matteo Party
    Matteo Party has a huge stock of over 2,000 party costumes with styles ranging in size from infant to extra large. Costume themes include super hero, 1950s, Hollywood movies, sexy, and scary with prices ranging from $100 to more than $1000. You can also pick up face paints, wigs, hats, costume boots and character masks to make sure you stand out.
    3/F, 530-532 Jaffe Rd., Causeway Bay, 2342-8887, www.matteoparty.com
  9. Pottinger Street
    If you’ve ever had to wear any kind of fancy dress in Hong Kong, the likelihood is you’re familiar with Pottinger Street which really is a treasure island for party goers. There are wigs ($78-$150) in all sorts of funky colors, glasses (around $60), feather boas ($15-$20) and glittering hats ($48). You can also get a huge range of plastic masks including wolf, rabbit, avatar, clown and fox masks (around $50) and masquerade masks ($12-$35) as well as full costumes if you duck inside some of the stores. Shop owners are friendly and most prices are negotiable, especially if buying more than one of something.
    Pottinger Street, Central
  10. Remy Fashion
    Remy has a large variety of costumes for sale, including traditional costumes from different cultures, signature 1920s, 1960s and 1970s dresses, disco blouses, Christmas costumes and more, all within the price range of $200 to around $400. A full time professional tailor is stationed at Remy’s to make alterations if the costumes don’t fit, and you can submit your own design to have it made into a costume too.
    24 Li Yuen St. West, Central, 2524-8847, www.remyfashion.com