With the rise of virtual stores and online shopping concierges, digital experiences continues to dominate the world of shopping. It’s with good timing, then, that Textile and Fashion Federation (TaFF) launches OneOrchard.Store, a one-stop shopping destination for local fashion brands.
The online platform features a wealth of Singapore-based brands to discover. TaFF has curated both emerging labels and more established names alike, showcasing products across categories such as womenswear, accessories, jewellery and even children’s wear.
On OneOrchard.Store, you can just as easily purchase the versatile, modern womenswear designs from homegrown labels like GINLEE Studio and Weekend Sundries as you could the sculptural luxury handbags of Samsung collaborator, Ling Wu. Also available on the online store are the eclectic creations from award-winning Singaporean jeweller Carrie.K, perfect to pair with the equally colourful “wearable art” pieces by Ans.ein.
Some of the newer names on OneOrchard.Store include Nenä, which offers essential oils, as well as TOUFIE, whose specially handcrafted shoes come in a wide range of sizes to “fit real women”. If you’re shopping for your little ones, you’ll be as spoiled for choice with the jumpsuits, dresses and pyjamas sets by brands like Hunter and Boo and OETEO.
To sweeten the deal, all purchases made on OneOrchard.Store come with free delivery. It all makes for a very convenient shopping experience, but you’ll be supporting local businesses at the same time. And it’s never been more important to, now that our economy has been fractured by a pandemic and several businesses have already fallen through the cracks. To further bolster Singapore’s fashion scene, TaFF has also launched its annual local design competition, Singapore Stories, with designers worth keeping an eye on.
Check out OneOrchard.Store here.
Header photo credit: GINLEE Studio
Pameyla Cambe
Senior Writer
Pameyla Cambe is a fashion and jewellery writer who believes that style and substance shouldn't be mutually exclusive. She makes sense of the world through Gothic novels, horror films and music. Lots of music.
