Hong Kong is renowned for its numerous tailoring stores that offer bespoke services. Visitors often want to get some office wear tailored during their stay, and Cheung Hing Tailor Company, which is located in the heart of Hong Kong's office-heavy Central district, is one such company that offers this service resembling a tailoring warehouse littered with bales of suiting fabric imported from the best mills in the world. Cheung Hing Tailor Company, managed by Mr. Chan Hing and his team of assistants (many of whom speak English), has been in existence since 1960 exclusively tailoring to men. This outfit has some of the most competitive prices in the business and is thus patronized by locals and visitors alike. -Anjeeta Nayar

The stalls lining the narrow streets in this area sell mainly inexpensive clothing and accessories. There are also shops in adjacent buildings that sell clothing, shoes and handbags. Popular buys are the locally made designer jeans and children's wear. The market is less crowded than those in Kowloon, making shopping easier and more relaxed, although Sunday afternoons are still busy. Prices are displayed in English making shopping easy and payment at the stalls and shops is in cash. The Wanchai MTR train station is close by, making this market easy to reach.

Along this street you will find a lot of factory clothing outlets selling clothes at bargain basement prices. Look out for the designer cast-offs or sample goods, which are a fraction of the retail price and with only minor or no apparent defects. Besides clothing, other items on offer are shoes, handbags, hair accessories, and cheap make up and jewelery popular with teenagers. There are also a few chain fashion shops, like Giordano and U2, which sell mainly casual style clothing. Payment is in cash and Saturday afternoons and Sundays are always very busy.

This market is conveniently located in bustling Causeway Bay and clothing is the main buy, but other items, such as handbags, hair accessories, cheap make up and jewelry popular with teenagers, are also on offer. The shops in adjacent buildings also sell clothing and shoes at attractive prices, and you can try on the clothes in most of these shops, which is a special treat at this type of Hong Kong market. Payment at the stalls is in cash, but credit cards can be used in some of the adjacent shops. Saturday afternoons and Sundays are the busiest times.

This improvised flea market comes to life at weekends. Mainly selling really cheap second hand electrical goods, the street stalls and shops are heaven for electronic enthusiasts with anything from cables, transformers, tools and batteries, to specialist hardware and gadgets for building electronic circuits on offer. Watches, alarm clocks, pocket electronic games and CDs are also for sale. Nearby shops also sell a wide variety of mainly new electrical products and gadgets. The market makes for an interesting day out, being situated in one of the older parts of Kowloon with lovely traditional Chinese shops.

Citygate Outlets is Hong Kong's only outlet mall that is located on Lantau Island, minutes away from Hong Kong's international airport. The mall at CityGate outlets is owned and operated by the Swire group, a leading business outfit in Hong Kong. CityGate outlet mall hosts nearly eighty international and domestic brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Kate Spade, Diane Von Frustenburg, Polo Ralph Lauren, Giordanno Outlet and others. These stores all carry inventory that is a few seasons old and thus offer huge rebates which are extremely attractive to designer goods fans. Aside from retail stores, the mall also hosts a cinema, a supermarket and several dining establishments that ensure that shoppers are well catered to on their outlet shopping expedition.