6 Hong Kong Winter Style Outfits for Men

"The cold never bothered me anyway."

What to wear when in Hong Kong?

Anyone who grew up south of the equator should be prepared when traveling to a place that boasts of temperatures lower than 14°C, layering is the key.

My brother came home recently from a trip to Hong Kong and he shared that the weather was chilly throughout the day.



Winter styles for Men shouldn't be relegated to dark tones like grey or black. Don't be afraid to pop some color to your outfit. Comfortability and versatility are factors to consider. Clothes fitted properly gives a clean and tailored look.

Hong Kong is an example of a cosmopolitan city. Who needs a runway when you have the streets of Hong Kong.

If you're planning a trip to Hong Kong during the winter months (usually November to March), here are some suggestions on what to wear when going around the city.

1. Destination: HKG

Button-down Shirt: H&M
Pullover Sweater: H&M
Messenger Bag: Coach

The Waiting Game

2. Shades of Red

Knitted sweater coat: Topman
Button-down Shirt: H&M
Sweater: H&M
Jeans: Topman
Shoes: Supra

High Street jinks

3. Street Creed

Scarf: H&M
Hoodie: Abercrombie & Fitch

Blue-black, black-blue

4. The Shopping Outfit

Jacket: H&M
Shirt: H&M
Pants: H&M
Sweater: H&M
Scarf: H&M

Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

5. A Splash of Yellow

Black bomber jacket: H&M
Knitted sweater: H&M
Shirt: H&M
Pants: H&M
Shoes: H&M

Canton Road

6. Money Never Sleeps

Peacoat: G2000
Sweater: H&M
Shirt: H&M
Scarf: H&M
Pants: H&M

Central District

I also wrote another article for Men's Style and what to wear during Summer in New York. You read the post here.

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Photo credits and Model: @gelocamaya (IG)







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