November is here, and Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2026 is fast approaching. Held from 20 to 22 November, the highly anticipated event returns to the F1 Pit Building with over 300 brands, including a record-setting 90 new international names.
Highlights to look forward to this edition:
1. Standout brands to discover: Across design, homeware, fashion, accessories and so much more, here are some highlight brands to keep an eye out for
2. New experiences: Discover Singapore design through a new gift store from DesignSingapore Council, a new pop-up massage service from Hideaway, and a “Naughty or Nice” gift-wrapping experience from Gofy
3. Give back and do good: Support social-impact organisations like Babes, Yellow Ribbon Project and ART:DIS studio through products, experiences and charitable initiatives
4. Great eats: Snack and sip your way through a bevy of delectable food, including parfaits, cheesy bakes and a selection of Halal-friendly finds
1. Standout brands to discover
Boutiques continues to shine a spotlight on the best of design from Singapore and around the globe with a bevy of unique finds, some of which appear in Singapore for the first time.
● Created in collaboration with DesignSingapore Council (Dsg), the new Singapore Design Gift Store in Room 2A 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 store brings together design collectives including Just A Band Of Creatives, Observation House and PRINTCENTRE.
● Boutiques Showcase Grant recipient WASTD makes its direct-to-consumer debut with a Boutiques-exclusive Mini Wall Sconce and limited-edition candle.
● Fellow recipients Kii Workshop and Issho Labo bring new home audio speakers and nestling stools, and a modular Mix and Match Lamp Bar and food-inspired lamps respectively.
● Making its Boutiques debut across serveware, ritualware and furniture is Populate, with Southeast Asian-inspired pieces like the Teratai lotus coaster and tray series.
● 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: The Thai accessories 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.
2. New Experiences: Massages, Aura Portraits and Creative Experiences
Beyond shopping, Boutiques Singapore continues to reinforce its reputation as a holistic lifestyle destination, with new experiences designed for visitors to pause, play and recharge.
● Hideaway brings 15-minute neck and shoulder or hand and arm massages to the F1 Pit Building, and makes its retail debut with personal care essentials in a signature scent co-created with POSTCARD.
● GOFY puts a playful spin on gifting with its “Naughty or Nice” wrapping concept. With a minimum $10 donation to one of five charity partners, visitors can pick from eight artist-designed wrapping papers and matching cards, such as “Frenemy vs. Bestie” and “Spicy vs. Sweet”.
● Aura Obscura uses a camera with biofeedback sensors to turn changes in the body’s electrical activity into colourful aura portraits on Instax Wide film.
● Hands On Film will set up an Instax photobooth and showcase upcycled, reloadable film cameras, alongside a Boutiques-exclusive artist collaboration.
● Families can look forward to an expanded kids’ drop-off area by The Artground and That’s Neat, with new workshops in candle making and recyclable weaving.
3. Give back and do good
At The Gifting Edition 2026, visitors are able to support social-impact organisations through products, experiences and charitable initiatives. Some groups to look out for include:
● Yellow Ribbon Project, which returns to Boutiques for the second time with a showcase of handmade crochet works created by female inmates from its Arts Behind Bars programme. These include 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.
4. Great eats
There are plenty of opportunities to refuel throughout the event.
● At The Garage Café, Cheeselads serves indulgent dishes like Baked Camembert and Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, while halal-certified Mahmud’s Tandoor brings its homegrown Pakistani-Indian favourites.
● Sweet treats include ice cream parfaits from Arc-en-ciel Patisserie and Michelin Guide-listed gelato from Birds of Paradise.
● KAFE UTU serves African-inspired food and coffee.
● Fresh from opening its first Singapore store at New Bahru, Korean dessert label MilkyShop brings a Boutiques-exclusive Butter Sand Mix Box in four flavours, including Crème Brûlée and Uji Matcha
Tickets to Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2026 are now available and can be purchased via this link.
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