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Hong Kong’s I.T to open new Orange Forest retail concept on Friday

By Minjun ParkHong Kong
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Hong Kong’s I.T Group will open its new Orange Forest concept in Tsim Sha Tsui on Friday, December 13.

Located at The One shopping mall, the new store occupies an 18,000sqft area, spanning two floors. I.T’s space is divided into different areas including store-in-store concept, Stylenanda, casual footwear, and fashion accessories zone, Afuri ramen restaurant and Deus Ex Machina & Deus cafe.

The I.T Orange Forest flagship features store-in-store of brands such as Baby Milo store, Beams Boy, Burton, Deus Ex Machina, and The North Face. The store’s displays are enriched with outdoor elements resembling sports ground or stadium. Pastel tones contrast with bold hues intended to “accentuate an exuberant and youthful vibe”.

Different from its usual pinky design, the new Stylenanda at I.T Orange Forest embraces the ‘Urban Concrete’ concept of the latest Seoul and Beijing flagships inspired by minimalism.

Adorned with nets, casual footwear and fashion accessories zone feature more than 100 New Era caps, sneakers, and backpacks.

I.T Orange Forest also presents Japanses ramen restaurant Afuri which will offer the famous Yuzu Shio Ramen and Yuzu Shoyu Ramen in the chicken broth infused with the yuzu together with homemade dumplings, tsukemen and Japanese sakes.

Another eatery is Deus cafe, which will serve Australian light meals and hand-brewed organic coffees.

I.T Orange Forest has partnered with design studio Mighty Jaxx to open its first pop-up store in Hong Kong. To celebrate the grand opening, both brands collaborate with Sesame Street x Jason Freeny to launch a ready-to-wear collection for an immersive return to childhood memories. There are also 1:1 sculptures of Bert and Ernie from Sesame Street, coupled with AR photo booth for customers to take Instagram-worthy selfies this Christmas.

Since 1988, I.T has introduced local fashionistas to brands from across the world. The venture now has 10 I.T stores in Hong Kong.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What kind of retail spaces and concepts will be available at the new I.T Orange Forest store?

A.

The store features a store-in-store concept, areas for casual footwear and fashion accessories, and brand sections like Stylenanda. It also includes the Afuri ramen restaurant and a Deus cafe, along with a pop-up store by Mighty Jaxx.

Q.

Which specific food and drink options will customers find at the new I.T Orange Forest location?

A.

Customers can visit the Afuri ramen restaurant for famous Yuzu Shio Ramen and Yuzu Shoyu Ramen, along with dumplings and sakes. The Deus cafe will serve Australian light meals and hand-brewed organic coffees.

Q.

What is the design aesthetic of the new Stylenanda store within the I.T Orange Forest concept?

A.

Unlike its usual pink design, the new Stylenanda at I.T Orange Forest adopts an 'Urban Concrete' concept. This minimalist style is inspired by its latest flagship stores in Seoul and Beijing.

Q.

What special features are planned to mark the grand opening of the I.T Orange Forest store?

A.

For the grand opening, there will be a collaboration with Sesame Street x Jason Freeny to launch a ready-to-wear collection. Customers can also find 1:1 sculptures of Bert and Ernie and an AR photo booth.

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