- From 21 – 23 November, Boutiques Singapore lights up the F1 Pit Building with over 300 brands from Singapore and abroad, along with over 200 exclusive launches
- The homegrown event, one of the region’s most anticipated, continues to shine a light on local creatives while welcoming a record number of international brands
- New additions include more inclusive food options that cater to halal diners and those with special dietary preferences, as well as a new kids’ drop-off area
Singapore, 16 October 2025 — Since its inception, Boutiques Singapore has championed homegrown creativity by offering local designers a platform to shine. The Gifting Edition 2025 — held at the F1 Pit Building from 21 – 23 November — continues this mission, bringing together over 320 brands and unveiling over 200 exclusive launches. This includes a broader mix of international labels alongside local talents for a festive shopping experience like no other!
Visitors can also look forward to two new experiential lounge concepts, designed not only as places to rest, but as spaces shaped by collaborative efforts between several creative brands.
Additionally, a new kids’ drop-off space by The Artground will host hands-on workshops, allowing parents to drop their children off to participate in fun, hands-on activities while they browse.
More inclusive food and beverage options — including more halal-certified brands, and more choices for different dietary requirements — will be available at both the Garage Café, the alfresco dining space unveiled at the last edition of Boutiques, and the Nourish Café at Room 3A.
Read on to see what’s in store at The Gifting Edition 2025!
Fresh additions to elevate the shopping experience
Boutiques debuts two specially curated lounge spaces this edition, designed not just as rest stops, but as immersive, multi-label showcases that provide brands with space to experiment beyond their Boutiques space.
The Art & Music Lounge, located at the heart of Room 3D, is a vibrant hub bringing together creative talents from across Southeast Asia. Highlights include GOFY, which will showcase prints and posters from the region’s brightest artists, alongside complimentary talks led by artists through the weekend and live drawing sessions on 21 and 23 November, while Avant Culture Club will also bring its turntables and tracks to the space.
Meanwhile, The Living Room in Room 3A offers a relaxed, immersive experience. Visitors can explore new art prints from By Fable and a curated selection of vintage decorative pieces from Object.re, while Hush Candle’s portable diffuser gently disperses its Grounding scent — a harmonious, woody blend — throughout the day.
Additionally, Decibelist will showcase its new upcycling service — introduced by popular demand — which gives older speakers a new lease of life through reskinning and technical updating.
Families will also appreciate the introduction of a dedicated kids’ drop-off zone at The Artground. With playful installations and new hands-on workshops, from mosaic trays and pottery making, the space provides a comfortable and engaging environment for children, while giving parents peace of mind as they shop.
At the Garage Café, the 300-seat alfresco dining area used during the Singapore Grand Prix by pit crew, more halal dining options will be available. Highlights include ROSTII, a halal-certified brand serving up crispy Swiss-style potato rosti, and Tipo, the pasta bar beloved for its artisanal creations, which will bring with it its delectable cold pastas.
The dining collective at 3A — Nourish Café — will now feature a curated list of brands that focus on holistic foods. Among the highlights is OMG! Decadent Donuts, an award-winning gourmet doughnut brand from Australia known for its plant-based treats that are completely free from gluten, eggs, nuts, and wheat. Locally founded ahimsa sanctuary brings a wellness-driven menu featuring nourishing, flavour-packed plant-based dishes such as their crowd-favourite vegan burgers. Visitors can also look forward to their exclusive new menu debuting at Boutiques.
Inspired by traditional Chinese medicine, ele tea serves handcrafted herbal teas such as their Immunity Tea, made with premium-grade herbs to naturally strengthen the body’s defences and restore vitality. Finally, Lush Platters presents beautifully assembled platters of clean eats, from artfully arranged cheese grazing carts to their signature Lush & Loaded Sandwiches available in six variations, including vegan and vegetarian options.
New brands and Boutiques-exclusives launches
There’s something for everyone at The Gifting Edition 2025. Whether you’re looking for gifts for friends and family, or even a well-deserved present for yourself, there are plenty of new brands and Boutiques-exclusive launches to discover!
ANOTHER LAND, the much-anticipated wellness brand co-founded by Singaporean creative and President’s Design Award-winner Jackson Tan, brings with it a series of products for the face, body, and home. At the heart of the brand is its trademark ZeroDilute™ formulation that replaces water with Organic Aloe Extract, which delivers more restorative and moisturising benefits while conserving one of Earth’s most vital resources. The brand will also launch its new Rose Facial Mask exclusively at Boutiques, the perfect remedy in Singapore’s hot and humid weather.
Local lifestyle brand ARTÉ Pickleball makes its Boutiques debut with the exclusive launch of its Pastel series of paddles. Don’t be deceived by their delightful patterns and colours — they boast a strong T700 Carbon Fibre surface paired with a durable TPU edge guard.
Maison Mugen brings an interactive touch with its complimentary Jewellery Wax Imprint Crafting Workshop, where guests can craft personalised pendants or rings with their loved ones. Shoppers can also take home the experience with the KIN Imprint Jewellery Kit, a hands-on set that allows users to capture unique imprints in soft wax, and have it cast into a precious metal heirloom.
For those looking to bring a touch of design into their living spaces, Boutiques gathers some of the most exciting names in art and decor under one roof. CrafiLab celebrates Asian craftsmanship and innovation with a bounty of creations from artisans across the region. Its artistic homeware — such as the motion-sensing Red Sandalwood lamps adorned with natural conch shades — are the perfect blend of heritage and modern styling sensibilities.
Another name to look out for is Minimoor, a local curator of luxurious home accessories that range from exquisite handcrafted lighting, to timepieces that combine precision with jewellery-like elegance.
Building on the excitement, this edition of Boutiques also features one of its largest selections of international brands to date, each bringing unique and innovative offerings to our shores. Taiwanese brand Paper Shoot Camera presents its eco-friendly paper cameras in person for the first time at Boutiques, while bringing with it three Boutiques-exclusive designs, including a new customisable case. Danish kids-brand MODU combines simplicity and functionality into a series of toys that encourage children to explore and build, while seamlessly fitting into the aesthetic of modern homes.
The Hong Kong-based fashion brand Cherry Bobbins offers a range of inclusive, stylish dresses that blend fashion with a generous range of sizes. Those looking to stock their liquor cabinets or prepare for festive parties will also be keen to check out Copenhagen Distillery’s range of signature spirits which range from whiskies and dry gin to aquavits and coffee spirits, all made with solar energy. HENU, a South Korean jewellery brand that blends modern designs with vintage sensibilities, also appears for the first time in Singapore with its handmade, unisex jewellery inspired by well-aged materials and the human touch.
Creative collaborations found only at Boutiques
Boutiques provides more than just a retail space for brands — by conducting vendor mixers and allowing for opportunities for brands to mingle and ideate, they’ve also been the birthplace of numerous creative collaborations.
IN GOOD COMPANY partners with Studio Karyn Lim to debut an exclusively designed metallic woven bag, complemented by curated mesh accessories, while Rymh Studio and Commune Wear reunite to present a unisex collection highlighting their shared dedication to craftsmanship.
Continuing their well-received partnership which began at the last edition of Boutiques, Indonesia-based Lievik Atelier and homegrown brand Maverick Made. return with craft tactile charms that blend leather with Pamor metals. Another collaboration to look out for is the exclusive launch of rare Korean teas in Singapore by ANTEA Social and Saero Collective to offer a unique tasting experience seldom found outside Korea.
Gift and do good: Brands that give back
In line with Boutiques Singapore’s ethos of giving back, the event continues to host Boutiques space from local charity organisations to raise awareness for important causes. In addition to returning organisations like ART:DIS Studio, BABES, and SEW CAN WE, Boutiques also welcome the Humanitarian Organization for Migration Economics (HOME).
Beyond gift vouchers that provide upskilling courses for migrant domestic workers, and a coffee table book with stories written by HOME Shelter residents, HOME will also debut a Boutiques-exclusive tote made in collaboration with sustainable swimwear brand August Society. Made of 100% linen, all proceeds made from the tote will go directly to HOME to support its initiatives.
Shoppers can also discover numerous social enterprises that have embedded giving back into their brand mission. Newcomers Lily and Sophia offer one-of-a-kind ceramics handmade by craftswomen in Vietnam’s first female-owned and female-led pottery studio. With their partnership with Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation, every piece sold provides meals for homeless children in Hanoi.
In partnership with AWWA, The Everyday Club is launching a fundraising campaign to support the organisation’s work with disadvantaged families and individuals in Singapore. All proceeds from the sale of its Gachapon pins will be donated directly to AWWA, while 20% of sales from the ‘Everyone is a Champion’ T-shirts will go towards the cause.
The Boutiques Showcase Grant: Nurturing emerging local talents
Given out at each edition to young and emerging local labels, the Boutiques Showcase Grant is one part of how Boutiques hopes to inspire and uplift Singapore’s next generation of creatives.
Through a combination of grants, marketing support, and mentorship, these designers are given opportunities to showcase their work and connect with other like-minded artists, enabling them to reach wider audiences and grow their brands.
This edition, Boutiques Singapore is proud to introduce six new grant recipients: Aomorie, Wolfsloth, LouDotLou, Lait Hepines, ANON, and PAWPAL.
Aomorie is a homegrown brand that brings texture and quality to everyday wear. From the smoothness of leather to the roughness of wood, each piece offers quiet confidence and longevity, speaking to those who value quality over trends. The brand’s first coffee leather jacket, crafted from PU leather made with coffee grounds, exemplifies its commitment to innovative materials and thoughtful design.
Wolfsloth, the creative label of Singaporean artist Gabriel De Souza, reimagines ancient folklore, fables, and mythological motifs through a modern lens. Ukiyo-e, surrealism, mythology, and animal folklore are just some of the elements Gabriel weaves into his art through his signature visual style and unique language of colour. At Boutiques Singapore, Wolfsloth will launch a collection of textile-based works, including tapestries, cushion case sets, and hand-tufted carpets.
LouDotLou was born from two French-Chinese sisters’ love of handicraft, vintage treasures, and the desire to mix traditional meaning with playful French touches — thus paying homage to both sides of their heritage. The brand handcrafts its clothing, accessories and jewellery, reflecting a deeper appreciation for a diverse cultural heritage while advocating a more intentional approach to fashion.
Driven by the belief that art can bring joy and confidence, Lait Hepines creates works that hope to spark joy, whether through original paintings, florals on upcycled paper, or sustainable calendars and planners. The brand’s founder and main artisan, Nur Aisyah, champions sustainability by producing art on-demand, and using recycled and bamboo papers, upcycled materials, and eco-friendly packaging.
Founded by a trio of seasoned creatives from the worlds of interior design, fashion, and photography, ANON was born from a shared vision to redefine elevated menswear essentials that move seamlessly between work, leisure, and travel. The result is a line of thoughtfully crafted pieces like the Isak Cropped Jacket, layerable even for warmer climes, and the Theo Polo, a sharp piece made to move beyond casualwear.
PawPal is Singapore’s first cat-focused pet bed brand that creates eco-conscious, design-forward products for cats and their humans. Each bed is handcrafted with solid wood frames, designed to be durable, long-lasting, and a worthy alternative to mass-market beds that quickly wear out and contribute to landfill waste. Unlike typical designs, PawPal beds are made without any plastic components: Every detail uses only wood, fabric, and metal hardware. Beyond beds, the brand also offers apparel and lifestyle products for cat parents and fans.
Tickets to Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2025 are now available. Early bird tickets are available at $8 until 31 October, while regular tickets are priced at $10 from 1 November to 23 November. Each ticket grants unlimited 3-day access to the event, free entry for children under 12, and one Redemption Perk, redeemable while stocks last.
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