Boutiques Singapore returns in 2026 with new fashion labels, lifestyle goodies, cool experiences, good food, and more.
Our favourite shopping event, Boutiques Singapore, returns for its Gifting Edition! If you think this is just another flea market in Singapore, think again. Celebrating all things independent, original, local, and design-forward, it spotlights over 300 designers. It’s the place to be for exclusive launches and unique finds, from fashion to home decor and food. Got a shopping itch you need to scratch? This is one of the hottest things to do over the weekend in Singapore.
Boutiques Singapore: Details at a glance
Best for: Shopaholics and tourists looking for uniquely Singaporean souvenirs
Date: 20 to 22 November 2026
Opening hours: Friday and Saturday, 11am to 9pm; Sunday, 10am to 6pm
Prices: Tickets start from $8
Address: Boutiques Singapore 2026, F1 Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore 038975
What’s new at Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2026
Keep an eye out for more than 300 local and international brands at Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2026. This includes a record-high number of new fashion and accessory labels! Plus, we’re excited to see cult-favourite regional brands making their Singapore debut.
This edition also sees the arrival of several new experiences and discoveries!
Singapore Design Gift Store
Located in Room 2A, you can explore local designs curated by Priscilla Tan (Principal Designer at Supermama) and Clara Yee (designer and co-founder of Magicfruit). Expect design collectives like Just A Band Of Creatives, Observation House, and Printcentre, and discover their ideas.
Gofy’s Naughty or Nice Concept
Gofy is making gifting fun again with its playful wrapping paper and gift card pairing. With a $10 donation to one of five charity partners, you can pick wrappings with sayings like “Frenemy vs Bestie” or “Spicy vs Sweet”. Various artists design the wrapping paper, and you can drop in for artist-led workshops and activities for all ages and skill levels.
Hideaway
The massage and bathhouse concept from New Bahru is offering 15-minute neck and shoulder or hand and arm massages if you need a quick rest stop from shopping all day. And yes, Hideaway will have a booth with a range of personal care essentials around its signature scent.
Aura Obscura
Ever wondered what your aura looks like? Head to Aura Obscura and use a camera with biofeedback sensors, translating subtle changes in your body’s electrical activity into colourful aura portraits.
The Artground & That’s Neat
Kid-free shopping is in your future thanks to the Artground and That’s Neat, who have created a new expanded kids’ drop-off area. As you browse the plethora of brands available, the tots can get busy with workshops like candle-making and recyclable weaving.
F&B brands
Plenty of new food options are available at the upcoming Boutiques Fair! Satiate your sweet tooth with Arc-en-ciel Patisserie’s ice cream parfaits or Birds of Paradise’s gelato. Need something more filling? Enjoy some of Kafe Utu’s African-inspired food and coffee, or head to The Garage Cafe to get grilled cheese sandwiches from Cheeselads and Mahmud’s Tandoor’s Pakistani-Indian favourites.
Stylish brands in the spotlight
You deserve a wardrobe refresh, especially when several stylish fashion brands are bringing in exclusive designs at Boutiques Singapore! View the full list on the Boutiques Singapore brand directory.
Tow Tow: The Singapore label debuts its System Collection with an ecosystem of interchangeable straps, pouches, hardware, and charms to build your perfect bag.
Sea Apple: To mark its 10th anniversary, this children’s brand will debut The Sea Apple Hotel, a collection inspired by boutique hotels with personalisation and made-to-order T-shirts.
Maison Q: Personalise your clothes and accessories with hand-drawn doodles transformed into embroidered designs!
Vor: This brand will debut a new jewellery collection at Boutiques with stainless steel rings, necklaces, and bracelets, all created in small quantities.
Tauruscamp: Minimalist wallets and everyday-carry pieces with hot-stamp personalisation available at Boutiques.
The Needy Socks: Created by a nurse, these compression socks are both functional and come in fun designs.
Homeware, beauty brands and more
If you’re tired of your home aesthetic and want to jazz things up, Boutiques Singapore has plenty of design-led brands that’ll give your space some extra pizzazz. It’s also the perfect opportunity to refresh your skincare routine with new beauty products! View the full list on the Boutiques Singapore brand directory.
Wastd: Using a material-led approach to crafting, this design studio creates unique furniture made with recycled materials.
Kii Workshop: Hand-crafted wood furniture combining the beauty of traditional craft with everyday contemporary living.
Issho Labo: Playful home decor created with ceramics, 3D-printing, and other tactile objects.
Populate: Serveware, ritualware, and furniture – Populate takes inspiration from Southeast Asian forms to create its unique home decor.
Alcheme: A barrier-first skincare label made for tweens and teens to discover their skincare needs.
Inu Studios: Treat your pup to a new modular pet bowl stand!
Food and drinks to keep you satiated and to stock your pantry
If you’re planning to spend a whole day at Boutiques Singapore, you need to make a pit stop for food to stay energised and find some wonderfully delicious additions for your pantry. View the full list on the Boutiques Singapore brand directory.
2NutGuys: Delicious nut butters with a selection of products that aid in maternal nutrition support.
Soicoco: Celebrating all things coconut, you can grab nectar sugar, coconut oil, or coconut-based snacks like chips.
Addictives: Condiments and sauces made by chefs.
Quan Shui Wet Market: A wet market grocer stocking fresh meat and ingredients.
Adler Provisions: Heritage kopi and teh made in convenient ready-to-brew sachets.
Woodstock Beverages: Premium and artisanal alcoholic beverages ranging from spirits, sake, and even canned sangria.
Experiences that go beyond shopping
There’s plenty more to do than just shop while you’re at Boutiques Fair! We’ve spied the local collectives and brands offering more than just products to put in your shopping cart. View the full list on the Boutiques Singapore brand directory.
Aliwal Chess Club: The street chess club will be making its appearance again! Join in for a game or two in between your shopping
Hands On Film: Analogue photography is now in the spotlight with Hands On Film’s Instax photobooth, upcycled film cameras, and other film-inspired merch.
How to get to Boutiques Singapore
If you need a fuss-free way to get to the F1 Pit Building, keep a lookout for the free shuttle bus services! Buses run every 15 minutes from Millenia Walk (the Raffles Boulevard entrance next to Harvey Norman) and the F1 Pit Building.
By private hire: Drop off at the F1 Pit Building
By car: Public parking is not available at the F1 Pit Building. But you can park at Millenia Walk and take a short stroll over.
By MRT: Drop off at Promenade Station and walk over, or take the free shuttle bus from Millenia Walk
By bus: Take 36, 36A, 36B, 70A, 70M, 97, 97e, 106, 111, 133, 162M, 502, 502A, 518, 518A, 700A, 857
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring kids to Boutiques Singapore?
Yes! Children under 12 years old can enter for free, and all other children will require a ticket.
Is Boutiques Singapore cashless?
The event is largely cashless, so it’s advised to have a card or mobile payments like PayNow.
What should I wear or bring to Boutiques Singapore?
Dress comfortably as you’ll be doing a lot of walking. We recommend bringing a tote bag to store all your wares and a portable charger if you’re using mobile payments to keep your phone juiced up.
Can I meet the founders or creators behind the brands?
Yes! Founders are typically present at their brand booths. They’re usually more than happy to chat and answer questions.
How big is the event, and how much time will I spend there?
Boutiques Singapore spans across three floors, so be prepared to spend the whole day shopping.
