Founded in Hongkong Island, Hongkong Saint Martin Institute of design was founded by the returnee designer of the British Saint Martin Hongkong Alumni Association. The aim is to develop European fashion design and art education in Hong Kong, so that students from Hongkong and Mainland China can learn high-quality fashion design courses in Europe without going abroad.

Saint Martin, Hongkong, is a school that develops design and creativity. Its subject mainly involves courses such as fashion design, display design and fashion buyer. Every year, designers who have received cutting-edge art training and practical training are moving from here to society and become the new force in the fashion industry. The purpose of Hongkong's Saint Martin is to teach keen business sense and creativity.

Saint Martin's fashion and display and buyer professional in Hongkong are renowned for their innovative and highly creative designers and fashion buyers.

Our graduates have made outstanding contributions in various fields of the fashion industry. Among them are Kuang Xiuqin, Li Lingling and Liang Bin, who are famous fashion designers in Hongkong.

We also have close ties with Asian fashion companies, including ESPRIT, Giordano.

Ou Shi Li, G2000, Rapatya, ladies' house, Goldlion, Ordifen, Europe, and so on.

Our philosophy is: in the wide field of fashion industry, we provide students with a learning atmosphere conducive to innovation and invention, because we firmly believe that every fashion major graduates must be versatile if they want to adapt to the changing market demand in the future. They have both profound knowledge in the professional field and a comprehensive understanding of the social, economic and cultural arts.

Our graduates have won frequent awards in the national and international competitions. The Chinese cup international competition, the Hongkong Asian Youth original design competition and the Japanese Fashion Awards have pformed the professional knowledge in the classroom into the creative passion on the fashion flyover.

No wonder Liu Yong, China's top ten designer, praised Hongkong Saint Martin Institute as "cradle of new fashion designers".