Tea has been a venerable mainstay of Chinese culture for thousands of years, whether it’s served at dim sum or the comfort of your own home, and its therapeutic benefits have been well documented during this time. That’s why we partnered with Sun’s Organic Garden Chinatown for our latest Made in Chinatown collection, a charming store located at 79 Bayard Street, which boasts over a thousand loose-leaf teas & herbs.
We partnered with Wing on Wo & Co. to produce a collection of merchandise that speaks to the store’s rich history while shining a light on Asian-American heritage — all while 100% of the proceeds go back to them.
As part of our ongoing Made in Chinatown merchandise initiative to support Chinatown businesses during the pandemic, we’re excited to launch our latest collaboration with Thailicious. The collection is a visual representation of the fresh herbs and ingredients used in traditional Thai cuisine, and our design team worked closely with Jay Lue — the owner and manager of Thailicious — to bring the restaurant to life.
As part of our ongoing Made in Chinatown initiative to help Chinatown businesses struggling financially, while also bringing Chinatown’s stories to life through creative design, we’re excited to announce our second merchandise collaboration with Tonii’s Fresh Rice Noodles — a family-owned-and-operated bakery located on Bayard Street in the heart of Chinatown.
We’re proud to launch our first merchandise collection with our friends at Jing Fong along with our very own — which you can shop here. We went beyond the traditional tropes associated with Asian cuisine and instead captured the experience of enjoying dim sum at one of the oldest Chinese restaurants in New York City.
Tea has been a venerable mainstay of Chinese culture for thousands of years, whether it’s served at dim sum or the comfort of your own home, and its therapeutic benefits have been well documented during this time. That’s why we partnered with Sun’s Organic Garden Chinatown for our latest Made in Chinatown collection, a charming store located at 79 Bayard Street, which boasts over a thousand loose-leaf teas & herbs.
We partnered with Wing on Wo & Co. to produce a collection of merchandise that speaks to the store’s rich history while shining a light on Asian-American heritage — all while 100% of the proceeds go back to them.
As part of our ongoing Made in Chinatown merchandise initiative to support Chinatown businesses during the pandemic, we’re excited to launch our latest collaboration with Thailicious. The collection is a visual representation of the fresh herbs and ingredients used in traditional Thai cuisine, and our design team worked closely with Jay Lue — the owner and manager of Thailicious — to bring the restaurant to life.
As part of our ongoing Made in Chinatown initiative to help Chinatown businesses struggling financially, while also bringing Chinatown’s stories to life through creative design, we’re excited to announce our second merchandise collaboration with Tonii’s Fresh Rice Noodles — a family-owned-and-operated bakery located on Bayard Street in the heart of Chinatown.
We’re proud to launch our first merchandise collection with our friends at Jing Fong along with our very own — which you can shop here. We went beyond the traditional tropes associated with Asian cuisine and instead captured the experience of enjoying dim sum at one of the oldest Chinese restaurants in New York City.