Madness Hong Kong
MADNESS (MDNS) is a Hong Kong streetwear label founded in 2014 by actor and singer Shawn Yue, who also runs the sister label COMMON SENSE (CMSS). Collections stay minimal and utilitarian: military-inflected outerwear, work jackets, graphic tees, caps and bags in muted, earthy palettes, with attention to materials and construction. The brand operates retail in Hong Kong and mainland China, including Taikoo Li in Beijing, and has collaborated with Timberland, Vans, A Bathing Ape, New Balance and Neighborhood. Tagline: "Madness Breeds Madness."
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| Category | Runs | Shape | Length | Size advice | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shirts & overshirts | slightly small | boxy work-shirt and camp-collar shapes, roomy body but narrower shoulder yoke | regular, designed to be worn untucked | Go up a size if you plan to layer a hoodie or heavy tee underneath. | low |
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | slightly small | relaxed to oversized through the chest with dropped shoulders | regular body, sleeves sometimes read short on taller wearers | Take one size up for a true oversized streetwear fit, especially if you're over six feet. | low |
| Trousers & pants | mixed | utility cuts range from straight to wide-leg depending on season | often cut short in the inseam by Western standards | Check the season's cut and expect a shorter inseam than a Western label at the same waist. | low |
| Jackets | slightly small | military and workwear-influenced, relaxed but not tent-like | hip-length on most work jackets and coaches | Size up one for layering room; the shoulders are the tightest point on most outerwear. | low |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | slightly small | boxy with a wide-ish body and dropped shoulder on many graphic styles | regular, occasionally a touch short in the body | Size up if you want the intended oversized drape or if you're used to US tee sizing. | low |
Does Madness Hong Kong run big or small?
Madness Hong Kong fits slightly small. If you normally wear US/EU sizing, take one size up from your usual — the cuts look oversized but the underlying grading is Asian-fit. Most shoppers describe Madness as cut in a relaxed, boxy streetwear shape but graded on Hong Kong/Asian sizing, so a labelled size tends to land about half to one size smaller than a comparable Western label.
How does Madness Hong Kong fit?
Most shoppers describe Madness as cut in a relaxed, boxy streetwear shape but graded on Hong Kong/Asian sizing, so a labelled size tends to land about half to one size smaller than a comparable Western label. Overall shape: relaxed, boxy streetwear silhouettes with dropped shoulders on many pieces.
How do Madness Hong Kong shirts & overshirts fit?
Madness Hong Kong shirts & overshirts fits slightly small. Go up a size if you plan to layer a hoodie or heavy tee underneath. Shape: boxy work-shirt and camp-collar shapes, roomy body but narrower shoulder yoke.
How do Madness Hong Kong hoodies & sweatshirts fit?
Madness Hong Kong hoodies & sweatshirts fits slightly small. Take one size up for a true oversized streetwear fit, especially if you're over six feet. Shape: relaxed to oversized through the chest with dropped shoulders.
How do Madness Hong Kong trousers & pants fit?
Madness Hong Kong trousers & pants varies by piece. Check the season's cut and expect a shorter inseam than a Western label at the same waist. Shape: utility cuts range from straight to wide-leg depending on season.
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