Boutiques Singapore Gifting Edition 2026 Guide: Best Brands, Kids’ Workshops & Where to Eat
Source: www.boutiquefairs.com.sg
Three days, 300+ brands, one very tempting F1 Pit Building. Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2026 runs 20–22 November, and the hardest part isn’t finding something good. It’s deciding where to start.
So we did the homework. Below are Nimbu picks across kids and family, fashion and accessories, and food, leaning towards smaller independent names. Each entry lists the Instagram, website and brand location so you can plan your route.
Table of contents
- Plan your visit
- How to get there
- Kids' Activities and Workshops
- Fashion and accessories
- Home & living
- Food: fuel up between purchases
- Five tips before you go
- See you there!
Plan your visit
- Dates and hours: Fri 20 and Sat 21 Nov, 11am–9pm; Sun 22 Nov, 10am–6pm
- Venue: F1 Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore 038975, across 8 rooms on 3 floors
- Tickets: 1-Day Passes from $8, a 3-Day Pass for $19 (limited), bundles save up to 30%, and children under 12 enter free
- Good to know: your ticket includes the free shuttle service. The Garage Cafe on L1 has hot food and halal-friendly options, and there’s a nursing room in Room 2C.
- Official: boutiquefairs.com.sg | @boutiquefairssg
Check the official site for the latest prices and shuttle details before you go.
How to get there
Heading to the F1 Pit Building? Take the MRT and hop on the free Boutiques shuttle, or park at Millenia Walk and let the bus do the last stretch.
- By MRT: Alight at Promenade station (Circle Line CC4 or Downtown Line DT15) and take Exit A. Head to the shuttle pick-up point at Millenia Walk’s Raffles Boulevard entrance, next to Harvey Norman.
- Free shuttle bus: Buses run every 15 minutes between Millenia Walk and the F1 Pit Building throughout the event.
- By ride-share: Set your destination to “F1 Pit Building”. Drop-off points are near Ticket Entrance 1.
- Driving: There is no public parking at the F1 Pit Building. Park at Millenia Walk’s basement carpark and take the free shuttle. The Singapore Flyer carpark may close without notice for private events.
- Accessible parking: Designated spaces at the F1 Pit Building are available for drivers and passengers with mobility impairment. Vehicles must display a valid Car Park Label to enter and park.
Shuttle bus timings
- Friday 20 and Saturday 21 November: From Millenia Walk, first bus 11am and last bus 8:30pm. From Boutiques, first bus 11:15am and last bus 9:30pm.
- Sunday 22 November: From Millenia Walk, first bus 10am and last bus 5:30pm. From Boutiques, first bus 10:15am and last bus 6:30pm.
Check the official Boutiques getting-here guide for the latest shuttle and transport information before setting off.
Kids' Activities and Workshops
Browsing is better when little hands have something to make. Independent makers and creatives run small-group sessions across the rooms, and most are beginner-friendly. Fees vary and some include your event ticket, so check each one before you book.
Nimbu: Journalling Workshop with Feelosophy
Singapore’s circular kids and family fashion brand, with breathable cotton designed in Singapore and handcrafted in small batches in India. Come for the clothes, and stay for Nimbu Kids’ Emotion Journalling Workshop with Feelosophy. Led by psychologist and counsellor Marissa Leufke Nasution, it helps children aged 6–12+ explore big feelings through guided journalling. Younger kids can bring a parent along. Each child takes home a complimentary Emotion Explorer Journal.
- When: Sat and Sun, 11–11:45am and 11:45am–12:30pm
- Price: $39.90, which includes admission for one accompanying adult
- Sign up: registration required, at nimbu.sg
Instagram: @nimbu.sg | Website: nimbu.sg | Location: Room 2C, space 5
Fashion and accessories: wear it, carry it, gift it
This list covers jewellery, bags and sandals, plus women's dresses from Nimbu.
1. Nimbu: Women's dresses
Nimbu casual pieces are built for everyday comfort in Singapore's heat. Made in 100% breathable premium cotton. All Nimbu dresses come with pockets. Look out for the Soleil Collection 2026, including jumpsuits and playsuits with front pleats, a cinched elastic back and a cut-out detail, which you can try on in person.
Instagram: @nimbu.sg | Website: nimbu.sg | Location: Room 2C,space 5
2. Nazariya (jewellery)
A Singapore-based jewellery brand pairing colourful gemstones with modern, everyday designs. Designed in Singapore and handcrafted by skilled artisans in India, its pieces bring traditional craftsmanship into wearable styles. Look for delicate designs or bolder statement pieces for a personal gift.
Instagram: @yournazariya | Website: nazariya.com
3. Tauruscamp (wallets and everyday carry)
A small Singapore leathercraft brand making minimalist wallets and everyday accessories by hand. Its Grain, Base and Colibri wallets use carefully selected leather and understated designs made to age beautifully. Browse personalised leather accessories too, including key holders and AirTag cases.
Instagram: @tauruscampdesign | Website: tauruscamp.com
4. Webeings (bags,charms,hats)
A label for bags, bag charms and bucket hats, with styles such as Adela and Camila released in a range of colours (from $129). Several styles are currently sold out online, so catching them in person is a good move.
Instagram: @webeings | Website: shopwebeings.com
5. Jaedals (sandals)
A homegrown Singapore label bringing personality to practical trekky sandals, with styles ranging from leather-look designs to playful tulle frills. Its footwear is hand-sewn in Singapore by women from low- and single-income families, supported by social enterprise New Life Stories. A colourful finishing touch for everyday outfits or a tropical getaway.
Instagram: @shopjaedals | Website: jaedals.com
Home & living: little upgrades with a story
From recycled design objects to imaginative lighting and beautiful table settings, these five independent names are worth a stop for gifts that feel personal.
1. WASTD (recycled home objects)
Singapore circular-design studio WASTD transforms discarded textiles, plastics and glass into tactile surfaces and functional objects. Look for its Boutiques-exclusive mini wall sconce and limited-edition candle, a clever choice for design lovers.
Instagram: @wastd.world | Website: wastd.world
2. Kii Workshop (wood furniture)
A small Singapore woodworking studio making handcrafted furniture and functional pieces with a contemporary, understated feel. Its focus on thoughtful making makes it one to browse for lasting home upgrades.
Instagram: @kiiworkshop | Website: kiiworkshop.com
3. Issho Labo (lamps and ceramics)
This Singapore maker duo creates playful everyday objects, from food-inspired table lamps to ceramics. At Boutiques, look out for its modular Mix and Match Lamp Bar, perfect for a quirky housewarming gift.
Instagram: @issho.labo | Website: issholabo.com
4. ANOTHER LAND (self-care and home rituals)
Founded in 2021, ANOTHER LAND designs self-care and home products around simple everyday rituals. Its Gifting Edition 2026 sets include The Art of Self-Care and Furo Bag Gift Set, for friends who love calm, useful presents.
Instagram: @anotherland.global | Website: anotherland.global
5. Atelier 88 (tableware and home décor)
Singapore-based Atelier 88 curates artisanal tableware, home décor and bespoke tablescapes. Its considered objects make thoughtful gifts for hosts and anyone who enjoys setting a beautiful table.
Social: Atelier 88 on Instagram | Website: atelier88.sg
Food: fuel up between purchases
The Garage Cafe on L1 is the main spot to rest your feet, and there are lounges in Rooms 3A, 3D, 2A and 2C for lighter bites and coffee.
1. KAFE UTU
African-inspired food and coffee, ideal for slowing down with a proper cup. Instagram: @kafeutu
2. GASM Chocolates
Rich, velvety chocolate for a little indulgence between shopping stops. GASM’s range includes a Classic Chocolate Crunch Bar, a tempting pick for chocolate lovers or a sweet gift to take home.
Instagram: @gasmchocolates | Website: gasmchocolates.com
3. Jammy's (ice cream)
Cool down with Jammy’s gelato and gelato popsicles. The brand offers vegan, keto-friendly treats, with flavours in its range including Chocolate Hazelnut, Strawberry and Uji Matcha. A refreshing sweet stop before the next round of browsing.
Instagram: @jammys.sg | Website: jammys.sg
4. MilkyShop
A Korean dessert label that recently opened its first Singapore store at New Bahru. At Boutiques it brings an exclusive Butter Sand Mix Box with four flavours, including Crème Brûlée and Uji Matcha. Instagram: @milkyshop_kr
5. Cheeselads
Baked Camembert and Grilled Cheese Sandwiches at The Garage Cafe. Instagram: @cheeselads | Location: The Garage Cafe.
Five tips before you go
- Star your list first. Pick 8–10 brands and treat everything else as a bonus.
- Book workshops early. Most need registration, and small groups fill up fast.
- Go early for exclusives. Limited launches tend to sell out.
- Eat in the middle, not at the end. You'll shop better.
- Talk to the makers. Every piece has a story, and that makes it a better gift.
