Take a Look Inside the New Palace Skateboards Hong Kong Flagship Store
Opening in the heart of Causeway Bay, Palace’s new store is a neon-drenched convergence of heritage and skate culture.
Summary
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Palace Skateboards opens its first Hong Kong standalone store in Causeway Bay on February 7, featuring a design inspired by the historic Tai Kwun police station
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The retail space blends heritage brickwork with custom Tri-Ferg neon installations and architectural elements featuring the brand’s iconic bulldog motif
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The launch includes an exclusive collaboration with South China FC (SCAA) alongside limited-edition varsity jackets and apparel featuring traditional Chinese symbols
Palace Skateboards is officially planting its flag in the heart of Causeway Bay, marking its debut standalone presence in Hong Kong on February 7, 2026. TNestled in the vibrant heart of Causeway Bay, the store serves as a sophisticated architectural tribute to the city’s dual identity. The design draws heavy inspiration from the historic Tai Kwun Police Headquarters Block, utilizing classic brick tiling that mirrors the Former Police Station Compound. This historical foundation is electrified by Palace’s signature subversion, blanketing the exterior in a hypnotic rhythm of neon signage that pays homage to Hong Kong’s most iconic visual hallmark, while a Tri-Ferg neon embedded along the side façade further extends the store’s presence beyond the main frontage.
The interior is a multi-sensory immersion into the brand’s idiosyncratic world, where the material language of brick and tile continues across the floors and walls. Guests are greeted by a Tri-Ferg neon embedded directly into the flooring, flanked by a sculptural, illuminated P-shaped neon bench and a massive video installation that anchors the space. Custom geometry defines the environment, from P-shaped ceiling fixtures to the brand’s infamous bulldog motif emerging physically from the architecture as playful visual moments. Even the fitting rooms offer an unexpected detail, featuring bespoke bulldog neon artwork embedded into the walls to blend British irreverence with local craftsmanship.
To mark this milestone, Palace is launching a highly curated range of Hong Kong-exclusive pieces that celebrate the region’s rich cultural tapestry. The centerpiece is a historic collaboration with South China FC (SCAA), featuring a technical tracksuit, jersey, and cap that pay homage to one of the city’s most storied football teams and the sport’s longstanding influence on Palace’s design language. The commemorative drop is rounded out by varsity jackets, hoodies, and accessories emblazoned with reimagined dragons and yin-yang symbols—ancient motifs drawn from Chinese philosophy and filtered through the distorted, high-energy lens of Palace.
Stay tuned for a Q&A with co-founders Gareth Skewis and Lev Tanju.
Palace Skateboards Hong Kong
G/F, 42 Leighton Road
Causeway Bay, Hong Kong





















