“Hong Kong Children’s Clothing Brand, CHICKEEDUCK, to Close After 33 Years”

CHICKEEDUCK, a Hong Kong children’s clothing brand, announced that it will be closed after June 30. The brand announced on Facebook yesterday (9th) evening that the last branch of CHICKEEDUCK in Causeway Bay will be open until June 30, and then officially closed, and the online store will also stop operating at the same time, describing the decision as “helpless” and “for us It was an extremely difficult decision.”

CHICKEEDUCK said that he has been committed to providing the best products and services in the course of business, and feels the public’s love for the brand. Thank you for your support, trust and love all the time. The brand said that in the last two months before closing, the product prices will be reduced one after another, so that everyone can buy products at a low price at the last chance. After the children’s clothing business closed earlier, some customers inquired whether there are still children’s clothing for sale. The brand said, “We really don’t know the answer”, and appealed to the public to take the last opportunity to visit and purchase products.

Zhou Xiaolong, the founder of CHICKEEDUCK, reposted the above post saying that he was reluctant to close the business, but “the supply chain in mainland China has been cut off, and the supply chain in other Southeast Asian countries has been constantly harassed by people. We think it is too pointless.” We don’t want our colleagues to continue to struggle.

Zhou Xiaolong said, thank you for your support over the past 33 years, “It is my honor, Zhou Xiaolong, that I can contribute to Hong Kong. I will choose one more time (knowing that there will be consequences of graduation today), and I will do the same. do it.”

He said that he saw the unity of “real Hong Kong people” in the social movement, and said: “I firmly believe that the Communist Party and the eunuchs and hooligans they are raising in Hong Kong will not be able to get along very well. Look, I will definitely accept them someday. True Hong Kong people please accept my 90-degree bow.”