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Ralph Lauren : from fashion to coffee

By Sarah Chen
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US fashion label Ralph Lauren is bringing its new F&B venture, Ralph’s Coffee, to Hong Kong.

It opens next month beside Ralph Lauren’s Ocean Terminal store in Tsim Sha Tsui.

It will be the Asian debut for Ralph’s Coffee, which is already established in New York City, Chicago, London and Paris. As well as serving American coffee, it will offer cookies and cakes, including a five-layer chocolate cake, and light delicatessen fare to take away.

Ralph Lauren : from fashion to coffee

With a neon sign outside, the coffee shop will feature Ralph’s signature green ceramic tiling and white marble-top counters. The baristas will wear striped shirts, knit ties, classic jeans and butcher’s aprons.

Ralph Lauren : from fashion to coffee

Ralph’s will offer two roasts from organic coffee beans by La Colombe, which can also be bought by the tin. Special offerings include cortado (one shot of espresso/one shot of milk) and nitro cold brew.

Also on sale will be artisan chocolate bars from Brooklyn gourmet chocolatier Fine & Raw, as well as Ralph’s Coffee merchandise including casual apparel, totes and mugs.

The store will be open 12 hours a day from 8am all week.

Questions & Answers

Q.

Where will Ralph’s Coffee open in Hong Kong?

A.

The new Ralph’s Coffee will open next to the existing Ralph Lauren Ocean Terminal store. This location is in Tsim Sha Tsui, making it easily accessible for customers visiting the area.

Q.

What items will Ralph’s Coffee sell besides drinks?

A.

Customers can buy cookies, cakes including a five-layer chocolate cake, and light delicatessen fare for takeaway. Artisan chocolate bars from Fine & Raw, and Ralph’s Coffee merchandise such as apparel and mugs will also be available.

Q.

What are the operating hours for Ralph’s Coffee in Hong Kong?

A.

The coffee shop will be open for 12 hours every day of the week. Its doors will open at 8am, serving customers consistently throughout the day and week.

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