Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2026

If your gift list has people who are impossible to buy for, this is the weekend to sort them. Boutiques Singapore, running since 2002, fills the F1 Pit Building with more than 300 independent designers and brands from Singapore and the region. About 90 of them are at the fair for the first time, and over 200 products launch there before anywhere else.

The floor runs from gifts, women’s and men’s fashion and accessories to home decor, beauty and lifestyle, kids’ toys and clothes, and food and drink, and the people behind the brands are on their stands to talk you through what they make. This year’s directory includes Epigram Books, Dear Samfu, Dita Audio and Arc-en-Ciel Patisserie, with more brands still being added on the organiser’s site.

This edition is homegrown roaster Alchemist’s first time at Boutiques. Visitors can try Fruit Cake, this year’s festive blend, and see MORNING Dream, Alchemist’s new standalone milk steamer, in person for the first time; it is S$580 with four soluble coffees, and can be bought and taken home at the fair, subject to stock. The Alchemist team will also have a typewriter on hand to personalise gift notes with purchases.

It opens 11am to 9pm on Friday 20 and Saturday 21 November, and 10am to 6pm on Sunday 22 November. A 1-Day Pass is S$8 on Friday and S$10 on Saturday or Sunday, and lets you leave and come back as often as you like that day. Ticket bundles save up to 30%, a limited 3-Day Pass gives unlimited entry across all three days for S$19, and children under 12 go in free without a ticket.

There is no public parking at the F1 Pit Building. Take the MRT to Promenade (Circle or Downtown Line, exit A), or use the free shuttle bus from Millenia Walk’s Raffles Boulevard entrance, next to Harvey Norman, which runs every 15 minutes: 11am to 8.30pm on Friday and Saturday, and 10am to 5.30pm on Sunday. Drivers can park at Millenia Walk and take the same shuttle.