100 years of a biscuit Hong Kongers love.
One biscuit factory was hosting a pop-up in Hong Kong to commemorate their centennial anniversary. Garden biscuits had been around for more than 100 years and to celebrate, they hosted a pop-up shop for visitors (or lovers of the brand) a tour of their 'factory'. They were selling various merchandise including, t-shirts, keychains (that almost resemble a Jellycat toy) and yes, snacks from the famous brand. taken from Time Out Magazine Hong Kong, of Langham Place In this pop-up, visitors can experience what was like in a biscuit (or cookie, if you are Canadian or American) factory by looking at the checkered-floorings of blue/white and red/white tiles, red walls and the Garden logo plastered on it. They also collaborated with several streetwear brands; as mentioned before, t-shirts printed with Garden Biscuit products such as, Life Bread, past Garden logos, button down shirts, a cap with their logo, limited edition Rainbow Chocolate Fingers, Grandpa G plushies of various diff...
