- From 20 to 22 November 2026, Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2026
returns to the F1 Pit Building with over 300 brands, including a record-setting 90 new
international names - New experiences include a Singapore Design Gift Store in collaboration with
DesignSingapore Council (Dsg), an interactive gift-wrapping experience, and a
pop-up massage service, alongside a bevy of familiar fixtures, such as a kids drop-off
area, numerous discovery lounges, and curated dining options at The Garage Café - A record number of Boutiques Showcase Grant recipients has also been announced,
underscoring Boutiques’ long-standing support for emerging local labels.
Singapore, 19 October 2026 — The countdown to one of the year’s most anticipated
design and shopping events begins! Boutiques Singapore returns to the F1 Pit Building with The Gifting Edition 2026, bringing together over 300 brands from 20 to 22 November.
Read on to discover what’s in store!
New Experiences and Discoveries at The Gifting Edition 2026
More than a shopping destination, Boutiques pairs the best of Singaporean and global design with a slate of complementary lifestyle experiences that allow visitors to get up-close with Singapore’s creative scene, take part in hands-on experiences, or visit specially curated zones to pause and recharge.
Singapore Design Gift Store: Located in Room 2A and created in collaboration with Dsg, the Singapore Design Gift Store offers a thoughtful way to encounter and engage with local design. Curated by Priscilla Tan, Principal Designer at Supermama and Clara Yee, designer and co-founder of Magicfruit, the space brings together design collectives including Just A Band Of Creatives, Observation House and PRINTCENTRE. The showcase puts these emerging design practices into closer conversation with the public, offering visitors the opportunity to discover ideas that are designed to be given, treasured and enjoyed.
Charlotte Cain, founder of Boutiques Singapore, says: “Discovery has always been at the heart of Boutiques. Beyond finding something you want to take home, we want visitors to encounter new ideas, meet the designers, and hear the stories behind the things they see. With the Singapore Design Gift Store, we are extending that same spirit of discovery to a focused showcase of Singapore design, bringing together the people, collectives and ideas behind the work.”
Tamsin Greulich-Smith, Group Head, Community Engagement & Activation Group of Dsg says: “Good design takes many forms, and seeing different creative approaches can expand our understanding of what good design can be. With Boutiques growing from strength to strength with each edition, we’re pleased to return with a new concept and showcase, offering visitors a fresh way to engage directly with diverse and emerging Singapore creative practices and the designers behind them.”
GOFY puts a playful spin on gifting with a fun “Naughty or Nice” concept: With a minimum $10 donation to one of five charity partners, visitors can choose a wrapping paper and gift card pairing based on who they are buying for — from “Frenemy vs. Bestie” for friends and “Spicy vs. Sweet” for partners — with eight artist-designed wrapping paper styles and matching gift cards to choose from. Alongside the wrapping experience, artist-led workshops and drop-in activities — designed for all ages and skill levels — will offer more ways to get creative.
Hideaway: The massage and bathhouse concept from New Bahru brings a pocket of relaxation to the F1 Pit Building, offering 15-minute neck and shoulder or hand and arm massages for those looking for a pause between shopping. Hideaway will also make its exclusive retail debut at Boutiques with a range of personal care essentials built around its signature scent, co-created with POSTCARD.
Aura Obscura: Get a snapshot of your energy with Aura Obscura, a curious blend of art, science and self-discovery. Using a camera with biofeedback sensors, it translates subtle changes in the body’s electrical activity into colourful aura portraits, captured on Instax Wide film — a one-of-a-kind snapshot to take home.
The Artground & That’s Neat: Families can look forward to an expanded kids’ drop-off area anchored by The Artground and That’s Neat, featuring new hands-on workshops this season, including candle making and recyclable weaving.
Delectable F&B concepts: There are plenty of opportunities to refuel throughout the event, from Arc-en-ciel Patisserie’s ice cream parfaits and KAFE UTU’s African-inspired food and coffee, to Michelin Guide-listed gelato from Birds of Paradise. Over at The Garage Café, Cheeselads will serve up indulgent dishes like Baked Camembert and Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, while Mahmud’s Tandoor brings its homegrown Pakistani-Indian favourites to the table.
Fresh Finds and New Ways to Gift at The Gifting Edition 2026
The Gifting Edition 2026 brings together a fresh roster of local and overseas labels — from
thoughtfully designed homeware to scent, skincare and childrenswear — that are sure to serve as lovely gifts.
Leading the way are three Boutiques Showcase Grant recipients:
WASTD: Bringing a material-led approach to everyday objects, the waste-focused design studio founded by a former luxury fashion designer will make its direct-to-consumer debut at Boutiques with a Boutiques-exclusive Mini Wall Sconce and limited-edition candle.
Kii Workshop: With a focus on woodwork and handcrafted furniture, Kii Workshop demonstrates how traditional crafts can be applied to contemporary living. Its Boutiques line-up will include a new range of home audio speakers alongside furniture pieces such as nestling stools.
Issho Labo: This husband-and-wife designer-maker studio brings a playful approach to form, combining handmade ceramics with 3D-printed and other tactile objects. Highlights include a modular Mix and Match Lamp Bar, whimsical food-inspired lamps and glazed ceramics.
Other new-to-Boutiques brands include:
Hands On Film: Bringing analogue photography into the spotlight, Hands On Film will set up an Instax photobooth and showcase upcycled, reloadable film cameras, alongside a Boutiques-exclusive artist collaboration spanning cameras and film-inspired merchandise.
Populate: The design studio makes its Boutiques debut across three new categories — Serveware, Ritualware and Furniture — with Southeast Asian-inspired forms including the Teratai lotus coaster and tray series and Tembusu incense holders.
DITA Audio: Known for their award-winning earphones, the brand will retail their analogue-inspired KA-1 earphones alongside a Boutiques-exclusive orchid-lined pouch and the Ventura Riding Pouch.
alcheME: The barrier-first skincare label formulated specifically for tweens and teens invites younger shoppers to discover skincare of their own with mini-sized gifting bundles and a Boutiques-exclusive Findlay x alcheME wash bag.
Inu Studios: Pet lovers will want to check out the new modular UNO pet bowl stand alongside a holiday-themed Pilates sock collaboration, and an exclusive collaboration with lampworking studio Gurasu House on a hand-crafted glass bowl for humans.
Boutiques continues to broaden its roster with a record-setting selection of international brands that are new to the event, including a bounty of cult-favourite and viral labels from
across the globe, some of which will make their official Singapore debut.
Taiwan Collective: Four distinct design perspectives come together in one showcase, spanning INTZUITION’s architectural jewellery, Trying Be Weird’s bold angular accessories, AETER’s structural leather goods and REFLECTION’s cosmic, multifunctional jewellery.
Atelier 88: Discover a curated selection of European tableware as Austrian-founded Atelier 88 makes its first-ever Singapore retail appearance, bringing together French
porcelain, Czech hand-blown glass and Italian linen.
Scents OF PLTO: Making its Singapore debut, the Indonesian fragrance house brings two exclusive scents from its Asian Archive collection — Smoked Osmanthus and Sheer Chrysanthemum — reimagining familiar Asian ingredients through a contemporary lens.
ANW: Indonesian heritage meets contemporary silhouettes in pieces like the Slanted Cheongsam Dress and Dainty Embroidered Kebaya Encim, alongside Boutiques-exclusive colourways crafted from deadstock fabric.
mormormor: The label will showcase hand-drawn, sculptural jewellery pieces from Thailand, featuring their Forget-Me-Not and Pollen collections.
MilkyShop: Fresh from opening its first Singapore store at New Bahru, Korean dessert label MilkyShop brings its Boutiques-exclusive Butter Sand Mix Box, featuring four signature flavours including Crème Brûlée and Uji Matcha.
Growme: Hailing from Australia, Growme brings its Go Bag and new stationery line to Boutiques, tapping into the renewed appeal of screen-free, hands-on play and analogue creativity.
Keimen Kids: Keimen Kids brings a curated edit of premium European children’s products from Thailand, as well as an exclusive Stapelstein Winter Special Collection for little ones to discover.
Popluca: Playful childrenswear meets statement accessories at Indonesian label Popluca, which will debut its PLAYGROUND collection alongside its signature furry accessories at Boutiques.
Only at Boutiques: Exclusive Launches for The Gifting Edition
Boutiques regulars and newcomers alike can also look forward to new, Boutiques-exclusive launches from a variety of brands.
Eden Eden: Formerly known as Eden Living, the beloved design studio will bring with it a curated selection of handcrafted wooden lamps and home objects, created in collaboration with makers and design studios in Korea.
Wodd Bangkok: Inspired by architecture and structural forms, the brand will showcase two collections at Boutiques Singapore: FOUNDATION, its signature collection of bold, sculptural jewellery, and FORM, a newer collection taking a more refined and minimal approach. FORM also introduces materials such as Black Onyx, continuing the brand’s exploration of architecture through wearable design.
Tow Tow: The Singapore-born label will debut its first-ever System Collection, an ecosystem of interchangeable straps, pouches, hardware and charms that gives shoppers the freedom to build a bag around their needs and personal style. A new set of exclusive charm designs for their popular Build-A-Charm experience will also be available.
Sea Apple: To mark its 10th anniversary, the homegrown children’s brand will debut The Sea Apple Hotel, a playful boutique hotel-inspired collection brought to life through an immersive booth with personalisation, made-to-order T-shirts, travel-themed merchandise and festive gifting options.
Maison Q: The brand will introduce Doodle, a new personalisation concept that transforms hand-drawn doodles by children or adults into embroidered designs for clothing and accessories. Making its debut at Boutiques is a new customisable towel, which customers can personalise with their own submitted drawings on a pre-order basis.
Shop and Do Good: Gifting with a Purpose
At The Gifting Edition 2026, visitors are able to support social-impact organisations through products, experiences and charitable initiatives throughout the event.
Returning to Boutiques for the second time, Yellow Ribbon Project will showcase handmade crochet works created by female inmates from its Arts Behind Bars programme, including coasters and a pick-your-own crochet flower bouquet, alongside a YRP Gift Set featuring a ceramic mug, coasters and bakery products handmade by inmates.
ART:DIS Studio will also return with new lifestyle bags and jewellery, alongside its Beads Bar 3.0, where visitors can select handmade beads to create and customise their own necklaces, all created by artists with disabilities.
A Piece of Mine Puzzles will showcase its Mental Health Puzzles and To The World, With Joy, a collection featuring the perspectives of neurodivergent artists.
Boutiques Showcase Grant: Supporting Singapore’s Next Generation of Creatives
At the core of Boutiques is a commitment to discovering and supporting Singapore’s most promising creative voices. Acting as a springboard for emerging talents, the Boutiques Showcase Grant equips up-and-coming labels with financial assistance, marketing guidance, and mentorship.
The Gifting Edition 2026 marks a record cohort of 11 recipients, all of whom are new to the programme. It comprises brands that experiment with new forms and materials, find fresh solutions to everyday needs, and place a strong emphasis on craft and design.
VESSELS: Combining modular design with 3D printing, VESSELS turns a functional lighting piece into something that can continually evolve with its owner. Its HOLD ONTO THIS Modular Mood Lamps, made from plant-based PLA filament, use interchangeable components — an approach that reflects the studio’s willingness to experiment with both material and function.
VOR: A new female jewellery collection will make its debut at Boutiques, spanning stainless-steel rings, necklaces and bracelets. Each piece is produced in small quantities and brought to life by VOR’s master artisans, highlighting the label’s emphasis on meticulous craftsmanship.
PLOOK PLOOK: A creative 3D printing design studio that’s dedicated to blending aesthetics and functionality in modern homeware, PLOOK PLOOK will launch a new lamp design at Boutiques, alongside Perpetual Elsewhere, a moving art piece created with Dirtydoodies. Selected works will also be available with free colour customisation, letting visitors put their own spin on the designs.
Tauruscamp: These minimalist wallets and everyday-carry pieces are designed in Singapore and handmade for practical use. The brand will also bring a live hot-stamp personalisation counter to Boutiques, bringing the craft process directly to visitors.
The Needy Socks: Born from its founder’s experience as a nurse, The Needy Socks rethinks compression socks for everyday wear, combining its GlideKnit™ construction — designed to make them easier to put on while retaining graduated compression — with more playful, eye-catching designs.
Uniplay and Unibotanic: These two brands will come together to explore how discarded materials can be transformed into products for everyday life. Uniplay turns discarded PET bottles into rPETG filament for 3D printing, while Unibotanic works with alternative materials, such as vegan leathers made with fruit-industry byproducts, to create pieces like the AppleSkin Soft-Touch Dumbbell Set.
Tokonoma: Inspired by the Japanese tokonoma, a space where objects are thoughtfully selected and arranged for guests, this multi-disciplinary studio brings the same sense of intention to contemporary design. It will present a range of new and Boutiques-exclusive pieces including a vintage-wash chore jacket, mud-dyed denim, and a cotton twill shopper’s tote.
Together with Issho Labo, Kii Workshop and WASTD, the 11 recipients reflect the breadth
and creativity of Singapore’s design scene.
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