Christmas is coming, and if you’re already wondering what to get everyone, Boutiques Singapore 2026 is bringing more than 300 brands to the F1 Pit Building from 20–22 November. From food-inspired lamps to towels embroidered with your own drawings, here are our top 10 Christmas gifts to look out for.
1. Food-Inspired Lamps From Issho Labo
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Issho Labo brings whimsical food-inspired lamps from S$65 alongside handmade ceramics. The husband-and-wife designer-maker studio will also feature a modular Mix and Match Lamp Bar, making this a booth to bookmark for gifts with a little personality.
2. Your Own Doodle Embroidered On A Towel
Images from Maison Q
You can turn a child’s drawing, an inside joke or your own questionable artistic masterpiece into a keepsake with Maison Q’s new Doodle personalisation concept. At Boutiques, the brand will debut a customisable towel, available on a pre-order basis, with your submitted drawing embroidered onto it. It could also make a thoughtful gift for friends expecting a baby, featuring a little illustration you’ve drawn for their new arrival.
3. A Korean Butter Sand Mix Box From MilkyShop
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For the person who would rather receive dessert than another decorative object, Korean label MilkyShop is bringing a Boutiques-exclusive Butter Sand Mix Box. It features four signature flavours, including Crème Brûlée and Uji Matcha, giving you an edible option for the Christmas gathering. Its regular Butter Sand boxes retail at S$34 at New Bahru; pricing for the exclusive mix box has yet to be announced.
4. Smoked Osmanthus Or Chrysanthemum Fragrances
Images from Scents of PLTO
Indonesian fragrance house Scents OF PLTO will make its Singapore debut at Boutiques with two exclusive scents from its Asian Archive collection, Smoked Osmanthus and Sheer Chrysanthemum. The collection reinterprets familiar Asian ingredients through contemporary fragrances, making this a booth to explore for someone who enjoys discovering perfume brands beyond the usual department-store names.
5. A Bag They Can Build Around Their Style
Images from Tow Tow Singapore
Buying a bag for someone else can be a guessing game. Singapore-born label Tow Tow will debut its first System Collection at Boutiques, with interchangeable straps, pouches, hardware and charms that let shoppers configure their own combination. You can also customise a charm at its Build-A-Charm experience, featuring new designs exclusive to this edition. For a price reference, its existing Mummy Twiggy 2.0 retails online at S$265; prices for the new collection and charm experience have yet to be confirmed.
6. Reloadable Film Cameras From Hands On Film
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For the friend who loves the anticipation of getting photos developed, Hands On Film will showcase upcycled, reloadable film cameras. Its existing upcycled cameras have been listed online at S$26, offering a price reference while event prices remain unconfirmed. Look out for a Boutiques-exclusive artist collaboration covering cameras and film-inspired merchandise, plus an Instax photobooth for a souvenir from your shopping trip.
7. A Crochet Flower Bouquet With A Story
Flowers don’t have to come with an expiry date. Yellow Ribbon Project will offer pick-your-own crochet flower bouquets made by female inmates through its Arts Behind Bars programme. Other options include crochet coasters and a gift set containing a ceramic mug, coasters and bakery products handmade by inmates.
8. A Necklace You Assemble At ART:DIS Studio
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ART:DIS Studio will bring new lifestyle bags and jewellery to this edition of Boutiques. For a price reference, its website lists reusable bags at S$15, Everyday Pouches at S$25 and Travel Bags at S$45. At its Beads Bar 3.0, you can choose handmade beads created by artists with disabilities and customise your own necklace, putting together something with your recipient’s colours and style in mind while supporting the artists behind the work.
9. Home Audio Speakers From Kii Workshop
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Kii Workshop sells handcrafted wooden furniture and home audio speakers. At this edition of Boutiques, the studio will introduce a new range of speakers alongside furniture such as its Nestling Stools, currently priced from S$129 on its website. These could make a practical housewarming gift for someone setting up their new home.
10. A Wallet With Hot-Stamped Personalisation
Images from Tauruscamp
Sometimes the best gift is something that gets used every day. Tauruscamp makes minimalist wallets and everyday-carry pieces designed in Singapore and handmade for practical use. Its live hot-stamp personalisation counter adds a personal touch to an otherwise functional present.
Get Your Gifts Wrapped, Then Take A Massage Break
Once you’ve made your picks, GOFY’s “Naughty or Nice” wrapping experience offers eight artist-designed wrapping paper styles with matching gift cards. A minimum S$10 donation to one of five charity partners lets visitors choose pairings with prompts such as “Frenemy vs. Bestie” and “Spicy vs. Sweet”.
You can also pause for a 15-minute neck-and-shoulder or hand-and-arm massage from Hideaway. For food, look out for MilkyShop, Birds of Paradise, KAFE UTU and Arc-en-ciel Patisserie, while The Garage Café will feature Cheeselads and Mahmud’s Tandoor.
Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2026 takes place at the F1 Pit Building from 20–22 November 2026.
Tickets start from S$8 for a 1-Day Pass or S$19 for a limited-availability 3-Day Pass, while children under 12 enter free; book through the official ticketing page.
