A warm get-together in his birthday month! G-DRAGON limited-time pop-up lands in Hong Kong with exclusive mint-colored merch
Bringing “HOME SWEET HOME” to Kai Tak!
Summary
- The pop-up store will be held for a limited time from August 13 to 23, 2026 at AIRSIDE Twin Tower II, 3/F (San Dao) in Kai Tak, Hong Kong.
- The pop-up is built around the “HOME SWEET HOME” concept, deliberately timed to G-DRAGON’s birthday month in August to create a space of belonging for FAM.
- It will exclusively launch Hong Kong-only mint-colored merch, spanning clothing and lifestyle goods with refined designs.
- There will be a purchase-with-gift offer on site: spend the designated amount to receive a never-before-released G-DRAGON photo card.
For G-DRAGON fans, August has always been a month with special meaning. During GD’s birthday month, the limited-time 2026 G-DRAGON ‘FAM’ MEETING [FAM+ILY : FAMILY : FAM I LOVE YOU] POP-UP IN HONG KONG will officially run from August 13 to 23 on the third floor of Twin Towers 2 in Kai Tak, Hong Kong. Designed around the concept of “home,” this specially created pop-up space will feature a range of FAM-exclusive merchandise, along with Hong Kong-exclusive mint-colored items and a gift-with-purchase event for unreleased photo cards, creating the warmest homecoming experience for everyone.
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Titled “HOME SWEET HOME”: A space of belonging during GD’s birthday month
This pop-up will take place on the third floor of Twin Towers 2 (Zone 3), a new landmark in Kai Tak, Hong Kong. Designed entirely around the “HOME SWEET HOME” concept, the space aims to create a cozy, welcoming sense of belonging, so that every FAM (G-DRAGON’s official fandom name) who visits can feel as though they’re returning to a warm home this lovely August and reconnecting with G-DRAGON’s world.
Hong Kong-exclusive mint-colored merchandise is here: Which pieces are worth grabbing first?
Alongside the usual merchandise, apparel, and home goods, the real highlight is the Hong Kong-exclusive mint-colored collection making its debut on-site. The fresh yet richly textured mint-green shade appears across everyday items and apparel, striking the perfect balance between style and softness. Among pop-up merchandise of this kind, designs that depart from the usual black, white, and gray in favor of a special local-exclusive color tend to be highly collectible. If your shopping list only has room for one or two pieces, this Hong Kong-exclusive colorway, with its distinctive signature, should be your first choice.
A photo card event fans won’t want to miss: How can you get G-DRAGON’s unreleased photo cards?
Beyond shopping for merchandise at the pop-up, the gift-with-purchase event is another highlight no FAM will want to miss. A surprise photo card offer will be available on-site: Spend the amount designated by the official organizers on merchandise, and you’ll receive a random photo card featuring a precious, never-before-released photo of G-DRAGON. For devoted fans, these cards featuring exclusive moments are undoubtedly the most anticipated collectibles at this August pop-up gathering.
The 2026 G-DRAGON ‘FAM’ MEETING pop-up in Hong Kong will officially open on August 13 and run for a limited time through August 23. In this August filled with love and well wishes, get your shopping list ready and head over to experience these warm moments made just for FAM!
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