Boutiques Singapore Returns in November with Over 300 Brands, Wellness Experiences and Exclusive Finds

Boutiques Singapore is returning to the F1 Pit Building from 20 to 22 November 2026 with The Gifting Edition 2026, bringing together more than 300 local and international brands alongside creative workshops, wellness experiences, exclusive product launches and initiatives supporting social causes.

The annual design and shopping event will offer visitors opportunities to discover independent labels, explore Singapore’s creative scene and find gifts across categories including homeware, fashion, jewellery, fragrance, skincare and children’s products.

One of the highlights is the Singapore Design Gift Store in Room 2A, created in collaboration with DesignSingapore Council (Dsg). Curated by Priscilla Tan, Principal Designer at Supermama, and Clara Yee, designer and co-founder of Magicfruit, the showcase will feature design collectives including Just A Band Of Creatives, Observation House and PRINTCENTRE, giving visitors a closer look at emerging local design talent.

Visitors can also take part in GOFY’s playful “Naughty or Nice” gifting experience. With a minimum donation of S$10 to one of five charity partners, shoppers can choose from eight artist-designed wrapping paper styles and matching gift cards based on different relationships and personalities. Options include “Frenemy vs. Bestie” for friends and “Spicy vs. Sweet” for partners. Artist-led workshops and drop-in activities will provide additional opportunities for visitors of different ages and skill levels to get creative.

For those looking to take a break from shopping, Hideaway, the massage and bathhouse concept from New Bahru, will offer 15-minute neck and shoulder or hand and arm massages. The brand will also make its retail debut at Boutiques, introducing personal care essentials featuring its signature scent, co-created with POSTCARD.

Aura Obscura will offer visitors a different kind of experience through aura portraits created using a camera equipped with biofeedback sensors. The technology translates subtle changes in the body’s electrical activity into colourful images printed on Instax Wide film.

Families can look forward to an expanded children’s drop-off area anchored by The Artground and That’s Neat, with hands-on workshops including candle making and recyclable weaving.

Food and drink options will include ice cream parfaits from Arc-en-ciel Patisserie, African-inspired food and coffee from KAFE UTU, and gelato from Michelin Guide-listed Birds of Paradise. The Garage Café will host Cheeselads, serving dishes such as Baked Camembert and Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, while Mahmud’s Tandoor will bring its Pakistani-Indian favourites to the event.

The Gifting Edition 2026 will also introduce a range of new brands and exclusive products. Among the three Boutiques Showcase Grant recipients featured in this edition are WASTD, Kii Workshop and Issho Labo. WASTD, a waste-focused design studio founded by a former luxury fashion designer, will make its direct-to-consumer debut with a Boutiques-exclusive Mini Wall Sconce and limited-edition candle. Kii Workshop will showcase handcrafted furniture, including nestling stools, alongside a new range of home audio speakers. Issho Labo, a husband-and-wife designer-maker studio, will present handmade ceramics, 3D-printed objects, a modular Mix and Match Lamp Bar and food-inspired lamps.

Other brands making their Boutiques debut include Hands On Film, which will showcase upcycled reloadable film cameras, an Instax photobooth and an exclusive artist collaboration. Design studio Populate will introduce its Serveware, Ritualware and Furniture categories, featuring Southeast Asian-inspired designs such as the Teratai lotus coaster and tray series and Tembusu incense holders.

Audio enthusiasts can discover DITA Audio’s analogue-inspired KA-1 earphones, accompanied by a Boutiques-exclusive orchid-lined pouch and the Ventura Riding Pouch. Skincare label alcheME, formulated specifically for tweens and teens, will offer miniature gifting bundles and an exclusive Findlay x alcheME wash bag. Pet lifestyle brand Inu Studios will showcase its modular UNO pet bowl stand, a holiday-themed Pilates sock collaboration and an exclusive handcrafted glass bowl created with lampworking studio Gurasu House.

International brands will also feature prominently. A Taiwan Collective showcase will bring together INTZUITION’s architectural jewellery, Trying Be Weird’s angular accessories, AETER’s structural leather goods and REFLECTION’s multifunctional jewellery. Austrian-founded Atelier 88 will make its first Singapore retail appearance with European tableware, including French porcelain, Czech hand-blown glass and Italian linen.

Indonesian fragrance house Scents OF PLTO will make its Singapore debut with two exclusive scents from its Asian Archive collection, Smoked Osmanthus and Sheer Chrysanthemum. Indonesian fashion label ANW will present contemporary pieces inspired by its heritage, including a Slanted Cheongsam Dress and Dainty Embroidered Kebaya Encim. Thai jewellery label mormormor will showcase its hand-drawn sculptural designs, while Korean dessert brand MilkyShop will introduce a Boutiques-exclusive Butter Sand Mix Box featuring four flavours, including Crème Brûlée and Uji Matcha.

Other international labels include Australia’s Growme, which will bring its Go Bag and stationery range, Thailand’s Keimen Kids with premium European children’s products and an exclusive Stapelstein Winter Special Collection, and Indonesian childrenswear label Popluca, which will debut its PLAYGROUND collection alongside its signature furry accessories.

Several returning brands will use the event to introduce exclusive collections. Formerly known as Eden Living, Eden Eden will showcase handcrafted wooden lamps and home objects created with makers and design studios in Korea. Wodd Bangkok will present its sculptural FOUNDATION jewellery collection and the more minimal FORM range, which introduces materials such as Black Onyx.

Singapore-born label Tow Tow will launch its first System Collection, featuring interchangeable straps, pouches, hardware and charms that allow customers to customise their bags. New charm designs will also be available through its Build-A-Charm experience.

Homegrown children’s brand Sea Apple will mark its 10th anniversary with The Sea Apple Hotel, a boutique hotel-inspired collection presented through an immersive booth featuring personalisation, made-to-order T-shirts, travel-themed merchandise and festive gifting options. Maison Q will introduce Doodle, a personalisation concept that turns children’s or adults’ hand-drawn designs into embroidered clothing and accessories. A new customisable towel will also be available for pre-order using customers’ own drawings.

Social impact remains an important part of the event. Yellow Ribbon Project will return for the second time with handmade crochet products created by female inmates from its Arts Behind Bars programme. These include coasters, pick-your-own crochet flower bouquets and a gift set featuring a ceramic mug, coasters and bakery products handmade by inmates.

ART Studio will showcase lifestyle bags and jewellery created by artists with disabilities, alongside its Beads Bar 3.0, where visitors can select handmade beads to create personalised necklaces. A Piece of Mine Puzzles will present its Mental Health Puzzles and To The World, With Joy, a collection featuring perspectives from neurodivergent artists.

The event will also feature 11 new recipients of the Boutiques Showcase Grant, marking a record cohort for the programme. The grant supports emerging creative labels through financial assistance, marketing guidance and mentorship.

Among the recipients, VESSELS will showcase its HOLD ONTO THIS Modular Mood Lamps, which use interchangeable components and plant-based PLA filament. VOR will debut a new women’s jewellery collection featuring stainless-steel rings, necklaces and bracelets produced in small quantities. PLOOK PLOOK will introduce a new lamp design and Perpetual Elsewhere, a moving art piece created with Dirtydoodies, with selected works available for free colour customisation.

Other grant recipients include Tauruscamp, which will offer a live hot-stamp personalisation counter for its Singapore-designed wallets and everyday-carry products, and The Needy Socks, which combines graduated compression with its GlideKnit construction and more colourful designs. Uniplay and Unibotanic will explore alternative uses for discarded materials, including recycled PET bottles used for 3D-printing filament and fruit-industry byproducts used in vegan leather products. Tokonoma will present new and Boutiques-exclusive designs, including a vintage-wash chore jacket, mud-dyed denim and a cotton twill shopper’s tote.

Together, the participating brands and experiences reflect Boutiques Singapore’s focus on independent design, craftsmanship, emerging talent and more meaningful gifting options.

Tickets to Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2026 are now available for purchase online. The event will take place at the F1 Pit Building from 20 to 22 November 2026.