Three Zero is one of the original producers of the Hong Kong designer figure style, best known for their gasmask logo (designed by Michael Lau) and its many iterations as a street-smart vinyl figure. Designers whose figures have been produced by Three Zero include Jason Siu and Elphonso Lam, and a crossover project with Brothersfree is rumored to be in the works.

The exhibit will contain a retrospective of all previous Three Zero figures as well as a few projects created specifically for the show. Aside from tees and sweatshirts, a not-for-sale and very limited run of Nike Dunks sporting the Three Zero logo will be on display. Next, a 12-inch figure dressed in baggy jeans, a bomber parka, Three Zero tee and a pair of the TZ/Nike dunks wields a machine gun and TZ-signature gas mask. Of the 100 produced, only 10 will feature a removable mask which reveals an amazing likeness to Three Zero proprietor, Wong Kim Fung (check out the pics to see our exclusive photos of the head being sculpted!). Gas masks also appear on a new rotocast vinyl figure as well as three mini Koobo figures produced in cooperation with Dog-9.

If you're in Hong Kong, grab your facemask and check out the exhibit. It's well worth the trip. Two days only (April 19-20), at the Milk Gallery: 1/F 120 Percival Street, Causeway Bay.