給喜歡生活小物的你：6間值得慢慢逛的香港選物店

選物店最有趣的地方，往往不只是買到甚麼。真正讓人記得的，是每間店背後那套看世界的方式。有人用顏色收藏快樂，有人從旅途中帶回靈感；有人重新整理舊香港的記憶，也有人把日常配飾、古著、家具或生活物件，變成一種很個人的風格表達。

從港島到九龍，再到新界，香港其實藏著不少值得慢慢逛的選物店。它們不一定需要你帶著明確購物清單出發，反而更適合在沒有太多計劃的下午走進去。慢慢看、慢慢翻，讓選擇困難也成為尋寶的一部分。

Goosebump

Goosebump 像是中上環街角裡一抹很難忽略的橙色。這間小店由 Miffy 主理，將她對鮮明色彩的喜愛，慢慢變成一個充滿個性的選物空間。店外親手繪製的對比色牆，本身就像一個溫柔的邀請，讓經過的人在城市裡短暫停下來。

Goosebump 的可愛，不只是來自顏色和物件，而是它保留了一種童心與被理解的明亮感。走進去時，你未必知道自己想找甚麼，但很可能會被某件小物、某個顏色，或者某種不太刻意的快樂打動。

Tutto

Tutto 的故事，源於一次佛羅倫斯旅途中與古董的偶然相遇。由 Sharon 創立的 Tutto，將「隨性、連結、純粹」變成一間有溫度的選物空間。這裡的物件不只是被漂亮地陳列出來，而是帶著各自的來歷和時間感。從每張獨一無二的 Eames 椅，到店內與客人之間的交流，都讓人感覺到日常美學可以很自然地被放大。

Tutto 不急著把生活變得很完美，反而提醒人擁抱當下的一切。那些帶著使用痕跡、故事和偶然性的物件，也因此多了一份真實的溫度。

hey you living

hey you living 從 Mary 對布袋與飾物的熱愛開始。最初只是分享自己的心頭好，後來慢慢延伸成一個重新想像日常配飾可能性的品牌。它的核心很清晰：New Vision、Affordable、Cool。不是高高在上的時尚語言，而是讓人可以用比較輕鬆、真實的方式，找到屬於自己的有型日常。

「never say never」在這裡不只是一句口號，更像是一種風格態度。不把自己框死，也不急著跟隨標準答案。也許一個布袋、一件飾物，就能為日常造型打開新的可能。

47日和

47日和由曾任日本旅行雜誌編輯的 Amy 創立。也許因為過去的編輯經驗，這間店有一種很會觀看和整理生活細節的氣質。Amy 將旅途中的觀察、收藏，以及日本日常美學，慢慢轉化成一間像展覽般溫柔的選物店。

這裡的物件不只是讓人觀看，也很適合被帶回生活裡。它們安靜、不張揚，卻讓人重新留意使用一件物件時的節奏。走進 47日和，像是在城市裡保留一段慢下來、細看與連結的時間。

文化屋雜貨店

藏在深水埗大南街的文化屋雜貨店，保留著一種舊香港小店的溫度。這裡有古靈精怪的選物、本地創作，也有屬於社區的記憶。門口的公仔、店內的雜貨和細碎物件，不只是商品，更像是一段段城市日常的切片。它不追求整齊劃一的美感，反而因為那份有點凌亂、有點幽默的真實，而變得特別有生命力。

文化屋雜貨店賣的不只是雜貨，而是一種讓人重新感受城市人情味的方式。走進去時，很容易會想慢下來，看看那些看似細小、卻很有故事的東西。

南泱記

南泱記的開始，來自 Christy 在異地偶然遇見一件「Made in Hong Kong」恤衫。這個發現後來成為品牌的起點，也讓南泱記專注搜羅昔日香港製造的古著與飾物。每件舊品都不只是復古風格的選擇，更像是一塊城市記憶的拼圖，讓人重新看見香港製衣年代留下的工藝、情感與本土價值。

在南泱記尋寶，會感覺到時間不是被丟低了，而是被重新整理和珍惜。那些舊衣、飾物和細節，提醒我們香港曾經如何製造、如何生活，也如何把美感藏在日常之中。

好的選物店，不只是把東西放在一起，而是讓人看見一種生活態度。如果你也喜歡慢慢尋寶，不妨找一個下午，走進其中一間小店。未必需要買到甚麼，有時只是看見一件物件背後的眼光，也已經足夠讓日常變得有意思。

城市裡還有很多值得慢慢走近的地方。在 SCANNOWAPP 裡，你可以找到這些選物店的詳細資訊，也可以順著地圖，繼續探索附近的小店與街區。

The best thing about select shops is rarely just what you buy. What stays with you is the point of view behind each space. Some shops collect joy through colour. Some bring back inspiration from travel. Some preserve memories of old Hong Kong, while others turn accessories, vintage pieces, furniture, and everyday objects into a very personal expression of style.

From Hong Kong Island to Kowloon and the New Territories, the city is home to many select shops worth browsing slowly. You do not need a clear shopping list before visiting them. In fact, they are better explored on an afternoon with no fixed plan. Take your time, look closely, and let indecision become part of the treasure hunt.

Goosebump

Goosebump feels like a warm splash of orange on a street corner between Sheung Wan and Central. Founded by Miffy, the shop turns her love for vivid colours into a small space full of personality. The hand-painted contrasting wall outside already feels like a gentle invitation, asking passers-by to pause for a moment in the middle of the city.

What makes Goosebump charming is not only its colours and objects, but the sense of childlike brightness it carries. You may not know what you are looking for when you step inside, but you might find yourself drawn to a small object, a colour, or a quiet kind of joy that feels easy to understand.

Tutto

Tutto began with a chance encounter with antiques during a trip to Florence. Founded by Sharon, the shop turns spontaneity, connection, and simplicity into a warm curation space. The objects here are not simply displayed beautifully; they each carry a sense of origin and time. From one-of-a-kind Eames chairs to conversations with guests, Tutto gently magnifies the beauty of everyday life.

Rather than trying to make life look perfect, Tutto reminds us to embrace what is already here. Objects with traces of use, stories, and chance encounters become warmer and more real because of it.

hey you living

hey you living began with Mary’s love for fabric bags and accessories. What started as a simple sharing of favourites gradually became a brand that reimagines the possibilities of everyday styling. Its core is clear: New Vision, Affordable, and Cool. Instead of using fashion as something distant or intimidating, it helps people find their own stylish rhythm in a relaxed and genuine way.

Here, never say never feels less like a slogan and more like an attitude. Do not define yourself too quickly, and do not feel the need to follow a fixed answer. Sometimes, a fabric bag or a small accessory is enough to open up a new way of dressing for everyday life.

47hiyori

47hiyori was founded by Amy, a former editor of a Japanese travel magazine. Perhaps because of that editorial background, the shop has a thoughtful way of observing and arranging the details of everyday life. Amy turns travel observations, collected objects, and the beauty of Japanese daily living into a gentle select shop that feels almost like an exhibition.

The objects here are not only meant to be seen; they are also meant to be brought into life. Quiet and understated, they make you notice the rhythm of using an object. Stepping into 47hiyori feels like keeping a small pocket of time in the city for slowing down, looking closely, and staying connected.

Bunkaya Zakkaten

Tucked away on Tai Nan Street in Sham Shui Po, Bunkaya Zakkaten keeps the warmth of old Hong Kong alive.The shop brings together quirky finds, local creativity, and neighbourhood memories. The figures by the entrance, the goods inside, and the many small objects on display feel less like simple products and more like fragments of everyday city life. It does not aim for a perfectly polished aesthetic; instead, its slightly messy, humorous, and honest energy is what makes it feel so alive.

Bunkaya Zakkaten offers more than just goods. It offers a way to rediscover the human warmth of the city. Once inside, you naturally want to slow down and look more closely at the small things that carry stories.

Nam Yang Kee

Nam Yang Kee began when Christy came across a Made in Hong Kong shirt while abroad.That discovery became the starting point of the brand, which is now dedicated to sourcing vintage clothing and accessories once made in Hong Kong. Each pre-loved piece is more than a vintage find; it feels like a fragment of the city’s memory, helping us rediscover the craftsmanship, emotion, and local value of Hong Kong’s garment-making era.

Treasure hunting at Namyangkee feels like time has not been left behind, but carefully gathered and appreciated again. The old garments, accessories, and details remind us of how Hong Kong once made things, how people lived, and how beauty has always existed quietly in everyday life.

A good select shop does more than put beautiful things together. It reveals a way of living.If you enjoy slow treasure hunting, choose an afternoon and step into one of these small shops. You do not have to buy anything. Sometimes, simply noticing the point of view behind an object is enough to make everyday life feel more interesting.

There are many more places in the city worth slowing down for. On the SCANNOWAPP, you can find the details of these select shops and continue exploring nearby shops and neighbourhoods through the map.