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PEACEMINUSONE × ZO&FRIENDS Hong Kong Pop-Up: Kai Tak Dates and Collectibles

The BLOOMING STEP collaboration runs from October 21 to November 8, with ten products, Hong Kong magnets and a per-item purchase limit.

PEACEMINUSONE × ZO&FRIENDS Hong Kong Pop-Up: Kai Tak Dates and Collectibles

The PEACEMINUSONE × ZO&FRIENDS Hong Kong pop-up runs from October 21 to November 8, 2026, at the LINE FRIENDS POP-UP STORE in Kai Tak Sports Park. Under the BLOOMING STEP concept, G-DRAGON’s brand pairs its daisy with ZO&FRIENDS character ZOA’s flower-shaped footprints. Ten collaboration products are joined by metal magnets inspired by Hong Kong landmarks. Before visiting, it helps to distinguish the joint collection from the city-exclusive range and decide how each piece might fit a collection.

How do the daisy and ZOA share one world?

The project connects PEACEMINUSONE’s tenth anniversary with ZO&FRIENDS’ first. Black clothing, white petals and ZOA’s cloudlike outline create a clear visual contrast: the daisy supplies a graphic rhythm, while the character brings a softer expression. Flowers extend beyond the background into paths and accessories, allowing the joint imagery to move from a flat graphic into a tabletop scene or a daily object.

There are two useful ways to think about such products. Plush toys and figures are primarily for display or companionship, while a tote or pouch charm enters a daily commute. The same imagery feels different when its proportion, material and scale change. Enjoying a publicity photograph need not mean collecting the entire set; deciding on a use and a place to keep it makes the choice clearer.

Collaboration products include a ZOA plush, charms and a tote
Collaboration products include a ZOA plush, charms and a tote.

Which prices have been announced?

The black-hoodie ZOA plush is HK$628, the pouch charm HK$348 and the tote HK$288. The ZOA Figure is also HK$628 and includes a dedicated display box and rug accessory, translating the floral path into a displayable scene. Final product details, availability and prices should be checked with the store.

ZO&FRIENDS character charm product images
ZO&FRIENDS character charm product images.

Hong Kong-exclusive metal magnets are HK$98 each, placing ZOA within settings including Victoria Harbour and Lion Rock. Their local imagery offers a more specific souvenir than a general character graphic. Regional exclusivity, however, is different from a disclosed production quantity, and no unannounced edition number should be assumed.

Metal magnets feature Hong Kong scenery
Metal magnets feature Hong Kong scenery.

Where is the store, and what are the purchase rules?

Opening hours are 11am to 8pm. The location is Shops M2-123 and 124, 1/F, Kai Tak Mall 2, Kai Tak Sports Park, Kowloon, Hong Kong. No advance registration is required. Purchases are limited to three of each item per person per transaction, with queuing and entry subject to on-site instructions.

A single purchase of HK$488 qualifies for a dedicated paper bag, while HK$688 brings a coaster set; gift availability and conditions should be confirmed before payment. Readers seeking a particular character item or Hong Kong design can check the latest announcements and allow time to queue. The project’s appeal is the meeting of a musician’s brand symbols, character collecting and local scenery within one floral route.

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