MUJI, originally founded in Japan in 1980, offers a wide variety of good quality products including household goods, apparel and food.
From 17 August – 11 September 2016, shop for garment and household items with up to 50% discount at MUJI POP-UP located in ION B4 Station, from 10am – 10pm.
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For the past few decades, Japanese brands had been circulating the worldwide market. Valuing their historical significance, contemporary influence, and innovative style, Japan never seize to amaze its consumers. Myself included. Personally, there is one Japanese brand close to my heart and it is called MUJI.
MUJI’s products are not only simple but also efficient. Most of their products are practical such as the “CT LINEN POLY SOFT BOX OBLONG“, 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.
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Given that their prices are reasonable, you can still save further by using these tips:
1. SHOP ONLINE WITH CUPONATION
CupoNation has a huge database of the coupon codes and deals across Singapore. If you browsed through their coupon codes and discounted deals for MUJI this September 2015, you would see that you might avail the following offers in MUJI’s online store:
a. 10% on Women’s Linen products
b. 10% OFF + Free Delivery on Selected Travel Items
c. 10% OFF on Spring Accessories
d. 10% OFF on Kids Linen products
e. 10% OFF on Men’s Linen items
2. GO DIRECTLY TO THE SALE ITEMS PAGE
If you are shopping in a rush, you may skip CupoNation but go directly to the “SALE ITEMS” page. In this page, you would see that there are two types of special offers namely: sale items and limited offers. As the name suggests, limited offers are available for a shorter period of time compared to the sale items.
Let me be the good messenger as I tell you that the sale items boast in an array of clothing articles such as French Linen Boat Neck Dress for S$48.30 (U.P. S$69) and Linen Cropped Easypants for S$34.30 (U.P. S$49.00). While, the limited offers include the Gel Ink Pens for S$1.44 (U.P. S$1.60) and the Ochiwata Duster Set for S$7.47 (U.P. S$8.30).
3. SPEND AN AFFORDABLE AMOUNT ON UNIQUE, QUIRKY, AND COOL ITEMS
Feeling adventurous does not have to be expensive! You can save money on unique, quirky, and cool authentic Japanese items by shopping at MUJI. For instance, you may try their selection of special and tasty snacks and desserts such as white chocolate strawberry, scallop rice kit, and pretzel mustard.
Also, dig into the cool and innovative items such as the “HANDY SHREDDER” which is a stand-alone portable shredder for your everyday use. It is available for S$11.
Image Credits: www.muji.com.sg
4. FOLLOW THE DEALS
It can be overwhelming when you go inside the store. So, come prepared by stalking them on social media. Get the inside scoop of their store activities, product launches, and latest deals by following facebook.com/muji.sg.
Currently, the revamped Paragon outlet include the first Café&Meal MUJI as well as the following in-store deals:
Image Credits: facebook.com/muji.sg
Image Credits: facebook.com/muji.sg
Get ready for a newly revamped MUJI that will be opening at Paragon this weekend.
Starting from 5 Sept, look forward to exciting new changes which includes value-added services such as their Interior Advisor Service, Made-to-Order Fabric and Table Services, and a 1300 sq.ft. Cafe to fill your empty stomach after hours of shopping.
If you love the IKEA concept, you wouldn’t want to miss out the Japanese-fusion cafe in MUJI.
Café&Meal MUJI has a unique concept of self-ordering and clearing system where you get to chope a seat before you order your food.
You can choose from the 3-Deli or 4-Deli set where you get to select a variety of hot and cold deli, with a choice of white rice or bread.
There are 8 Hot and Cold Deli each for you to choose from, with a few locally-inspired dishes such as Baked Bak KuTeh with Honey Glaze. For single orders, each Hot and Cold Deli is priced at S$5.00 and S$2.70 respectively.
Lastly, complete your meal with their dessert and drink.
Here’s how the set will look like:
Muji Cafe Taiwan (Image credit: bryan, via Flikcr)
To celebrate their opening, MUJI Singapore is giving away a pair of exclusive MUJI Chopsticks with any Deli set meal purchased. (While stocks last)
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Café&Meal MUJI Paragon
Address:#04 – 36 to 40 Orchard Paragon, 290 Orchard Road, Singapore 238859
Telephone:+65 6735 0123
Operating Hours:Monday – Sunday, 10:00 – 21:30
Full Menu available after 11:00
Last Order at 20:45
The annual sale event worth waiting for is back!
Start your bargain hunt here at MUJI with 2 months of exciting deals that awaits you online and in-store.
Ready your wallet and shop till you drop with up to 50% off on selected garment and household items.
You can shop at their online shop here: http://www.muji.com.sg/store/special-offers/sale
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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.
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Image Credits: www.facebook.com/TsubakiSG
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?
It is available now for S$29.90 – save S$20! Or how about a classic long sleeves for men? It is available now for S$12.90 – save S$12!
UNIQLO has 22 outlets islandwide, click here for more details.
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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:
