From 23rd March to 3rd April 2016, Suntec City brings together Uniqlo and TOKYU HANDS – two iconic Japanese brands in fashion and lifestyle – into one common space.
Titled ‘A Spring of Hope’, the shopping event serves up a curated selection of new fashion styles and lifestyle items along with best-sellers from Uniqlo and TOKYU HANDS.
Don’t miss out:
Uniqlo: Trade your top for a FREE AIRism
The 2016 collection from Uniqlo’s popular AIRism line. Uniqlo will be giving away an AIRism top to the first 100 shoppers daily who present a top that makes them feel ‘cool’.
Select a top that you normally wear to keep cool.
Bring it along to their pop-up store at Suntec City (East Atrium) from March 23 to April 3, and trade it in for a free AIRism*!
Put on the AIRism innerwear under your clothes and see how comfortable you can be.
TOKYU HANDS: Massive Sale, Special Demostration Events & Workshops
Look out for exclusive products, special discounts and live demonstration events from TOKYU HANDS. (Click to enlarge)
From TOKYU HANDS, the sensational ‘Fuchico-on-the-cup’ dolls and accessories, including a big-sized Fuchico panel that shoppers can pose with, to morph into a Fuchico.
The new line of Horse oil cream from TOKYO HANDS. Suntec City’s shoppers will receive freshly-squeezed horse mane oil for free. *while stocks last.
A sneak preview posted on their Facebook:
(Image: Suntec City)
– Craft Workshops: Learn to make beautiful paper cherry blossoms and origami cranes from their craft teachers
Long before JPOP was mainstream, Japanese brands had been circulating the worldwide market. Valuing their historical significance, contemporary influence, and innovative style, Japan never seize to amaze its consumers. On that note, here are 4 Surprisingly Affordable Yet Quality Japanese Brands Available In Singapore…
I am in love with MUJI’s products not only because of its simplicity but also because of its efficacy. Most of their products are practical such as the “CT LINEN POLY SOFT BOX OBLONG S HALF“, a foldable fabric storage box for only S$13.
Curated by Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd., MUJI upholds the philosophy of bringing quality products at lower prices. This is because of their intensive selection for raw materials. A testament of that are their stationery items including office supplies, packaging items, acrylic storage, desktop items, and handphone accessories with prices ranging from S$0.90-S$49. Aside from this, they also sell tasty foods and skin care products, which Japan is truly known for.
Image Credits: Paul Davidson via Flickr
MUJI has 9 outlets islandwide, click here for more details.
Everyone knows that a woman’s crowning glory is her hair. A shiny, smooth, and beautiful hair is the definitive characteristics of a good hair care brand. TSUBAKI fuses its Japanese roots by adding the hair ingredient of ancient times – the Camellia oil. Although it was launched in 2006, TSUBAKI has been leading the hair care brand in Japan with over 270 million units of shipments worldwide. This is due to their affordability, quality, attractive packaging, and celebrity endorsers. As it is gracing Singapore, users can surely love the effect of lustrous and frizz-free hair with regular use. TSUBAKI is available at all Watsons outlet with prices as low as S$8.90 (e.g., TSUBAKI Shining Shampoo 220ml and TSUBAKI Damage Care Conditioner 220ml).
A Japanese brand that is celebrated by international clientele, UNIQLO’s shops have always something for everyone. From plain T-shirts, patterned dresses, oxford shirts, winter jackets, and undergarments…UNIQLO pieces proves to be diverse. Aside from that they are known for quality products sold at a reasonable rate. Focusing on quality helps reduce waste. With prices as low as S$4.90, UNIQLO still offers worldwide sales. Fancy a Striped 3/4 Sleeve Dress?
Dreaming of a flawless and fair skin? Dream no more. Japan has brought its special formulation to Singapore with Hada Labo’s skin care line. Hada Labo embodies an uncomplicated approach to skin care products with its motto “Nothing More, Nothing Less” being present in their ingredients and product processing. This means that each product is formulated with the suitable ingredients to meet the needs of the consumers. For example, they use Retinol for the anti-aging products and Hyaluronic Acids for the hydrating products.
Their prices are as low as S$12.90 (Retinol Lifting + Firming Lotion) and as high as S$32.90 (Arbutin White Essence). Hada Labo is available at all Watsons outlets. Here is a short clip of a Japanese skin care regimen incorporating Hada Labo’s products:
