Local Accessories

The story of 1819 isn’t just about Sir Stamford Raffles, but also Major-General William Farquhar. Accessorise with these quirky Raffles and Farquhar double-collar pins to show your love for Singapore’s history. This product was exclusively designed by This Cheepoka as part of Naiise's...

This enamel pin of our lovable "Ah Mer" features a heart as a symbol of keeping Singapore close to our hearts. Its designer, Chris, hopes that this product will allow people to express and spread their love to both their local...

Produced by a local souvenir and gifting company, Chalo aims to create products that reflect iconic aspects of the Singaporean culture. Additional Information DimensionsDesignerOrigin H16 x W 29.5 cmChaloSingapore Shipping Information Estimated Arrival Return Policy Availability 7 - 14 Daysnon-returnableWorldwide...

Produced by a local souvenir and gifting company, Chalo aims to create products that reflect iconic aspects of the Singaporean culture. Additional Information DimensionsDesignerOrigin H13 x W21.5cmChaloSingapore Shipping Information Estimated Arrival Return Policy Availability 7 - 14 Daysnon-returnableWorldwide ( Global...

Old school snacks will always have a place in our hearts. These Retro Snacks series feature childhood goodies that bring back fond memories, delighting the child in you. Carry a touch of nostalgia along with you when you pin them...

Representative of some of the key icons of Singapore, these momento enamel pins are a great addition to your collectibles or even as a gift to your friends from overseas!lation of the beautiful Merlion scales on a luggage tag will...

Looking just like the real deal, the zero calorie ice cream sandwiches are now available in a tiny, 'squeezy' size!Use these adorable pouches to keep your loose change, credits cards, and amuse your friends and family! Additional Information MaterialDimensionsDesignerOrigin Soft...

In 1299, Sang Nila Utama was inspired by a vision of a lion and named our island ‘Singapura’. As they say, the rest is history! Accessorise with these quirky Sang Nila Utama and lion double-collar pins to show your love...

Celebrate our nation's 51st birthday in style with this awesome tattoo sticker of Mer Mer the Merlion waving the Singapore flag! Directions: Make sure your skin is clean and dry. Peel off the plastic top sheet and place the tattoo face down on your skin....

The perfect accessory to keep everything organised. Throw in your daily essentials, travel documents, make-up or even use it as a pencil case. Additional Information MaterialDimensionsDesignerOrigin Durable cotton twill22.5cm (Width) x 16cm (Height)LOVE SGSingapore

This umbrella feature the Peranakan Tiles commonly seen in shophouses. A shophouse is avernacular architectural building type that are mostly two or three stories high, with a shop on the ground for mercantile activity and a residence above the shop. Traditional shophouses façade ornamentation...

A convenient pouch to carry your daily necessities around easily! The Singapore motifs make this a great souvenir for visiting friends. Additional Information MaterialDimensionsDesignerOrigin TBCTBCNow&ThenSingapore

Celebrate our nation's 51st birthday in style with this awesome tattoo sticker of Singapore's sleek Fighter Jet! Directions: Make sure your skin is clean and dry. Peel off the plastic top sheet and place the tattoo face down on your skin. Take a wet cloth...

An enamel pin of a cat dressed as a merlion, the symbol of singapore  Additional Information MaterialDimensionsWeightDesignerOrigin metal20 gThe Cat CarouselSingapore Shipping Information Estimated Arrival Return Policy Availability 7-14 daysNon-ReturnableLocal and Global

In Singapore culture, a single tissue packet left on the table at an eatery indicates the table has been ‘choped’. Mark your territory even clearer when you use the Parking Coupon Tissue Packet Holder – a clear sign that the...

I've got laksa things on my mind. Part of the Singaporean Punny Pouches Series. Collect them all! The perfect accessory to keep everything organised. Throw in your daily essentials, travel documents, make-up or even use it as a pencil case....

Named after the French word meaning “little wheel”, Roulette is a casino game which involves a ball being spun around a wheel. We added an interesting and fun twist with this Mood Roulette Pin. Turn the dial to indicate your current...

The year 2019, Singapore to mark the 200th anniversary of Sir Stamford Raffles' arrival. This Enamel pin will be part of the collection with Ah Mer, which was launched back in 2017 during National Day.He also hopes something that is as...

Opened in 1981, Changi Airport is located on the eastern edge of Singapore and is built mainly on reclaimed land. There are three passenger terminals with a fourth slated to be ready by 2017. It is currently the world’s most...

You got mee goreng crazy. Part of the Singaporean Punny Pouches Series. Collect them all! The perfect accessory to keep everything organised. Throw in your daily essentials, travel documents, make-up or even use it as a pencil case. And the...

 The Motif Design Foldable Umbrella is an auto-open foldable umbrella that is convenient to bring around. This design presents an in-depth study of the various iconic architecture in Singapore and which comprises of the ArtScience Museum, Changi Airport, Esplanade, Great...

Personalise your items with the vibrant range of embroidered accessory patches, exclusively developed to complement the Shevron Lifestyle collection products. Whether monogramming your satchel bag or adding a little character to your wristlet or valet tray or cushion cover, these...

The iconic towel from the yesterera is now cool to carry out again! Made from a good quality cotton towel, this clutch is padded and comes with lining on the inside, making it durable and comfortable to touch. Additional Information...

Singapore’s national icon, the Merlion, is a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish. The body represents the island’s humble beginnings as a fishing village when it was called Temasek which translates to...