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A small “歇睏” (hioh-khùn) sits on the chest.
In Taiwanese, it means to rest or take time off.
When you’re tired, stop for a moment and catch your breath.
Once you’ve rested enough, you can get going again 🏃➡️
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Everything moves so fast these days, but hey! I’m off today!
So I’m taking it slow 😗

Messages can wait.
Breakfast can happen at noon.
Where am I going? I’ll decide after I step outside.
No need to pack the whole day, whatever I miss can wait till next time~

When it’s time to hioh-khùn, just hioh-khùn 🛏️
Grab a drink, take a walk, soak up some sun.
It’s a rare day off, so there’s really nowhere I need to rush to ✌️

A small “歇睏” (hioh-khùn) sits on the chest.
In Taiwanese, it means to rest or take time off.
When you’re tired, stop for a moment and catch your breath.
Once you’ve rested enough, you can get going again 🏃➡️

Sometimes, we all need our own little “closed for the day” sign.
The front reminds you to slow down,
then turn around and let the back make it official:
“DAY OFF.”

Psst... you can totally wear it to work too~
You might be physically there,
but whether your mind has clocked in is another story 😎
(Hope the boss doesn’t see this.)

