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New to shopping online for clothes? Here are 25 popular Singapore blogshops to get you started (including delivery fees and promotions)

New to shopping online for clothes? Here are 25 popular Singapore blogshops to get you started (including delivery fees and promotions)

Blogshops have transformed from homogenous Made-in-China fast fashion to a vibrant landscape of home-grown Singaporean brands that young consumers adore. These blog shops have their own unique styles and focus, which caters to different customer segments and occasions.

Whether you're new to blogshops or don't mind discovering a new online store, here are 25 great Singapore online fashion shops you can consider checking out.

MEET THE SINGAPORE BLOGSHOPS

#1 A for Arcade: A for Arcade's apparels are designed to be wearable and flattering for the regular Singaporean.

#2 All Would Envy (AWE): All Would Envy aims to bring fun, comfortable and practical fashion to all happy, bold and fashion-conscious women in Singapore and all over the world.

#3 Anticlockwise (ACW): Anticlockwise features a range of comfort, fuss-free wear for both work and play.

#4 Carrislabelle: Carrislabelle is a young, cheerful and sophisticated brand that caters to young ladies and adults.

#5 Dressabelle: Dressabelle features everyday workwear, evening wear, weekend outfits and even bridesmaid dresses.

#6 ELLYSAGE: ELLYSAGE features a medley of versatile essentials and statement pieces.

#7 Fash Mob: Fash Mob embodies the effortless chic, sophistication, edgy, timeless fashion styles.

#8 Fayth: Catering to every modern stylish woman, Fayth's clothing are all designed in-house and made with high quality fabric from around the world.

#9 Intoxiquette: Intoxiquette is a curator of stylish, versatile and unique dresses and apparels.

#10 LBRLABEL: LBRLABEL provides you with apparels that are suitable for every age group, whether it is casual wear, wild party dresses or corporate workwear.

#11 Love and Bravery: Love and Bravery seeks to be an all-encompassing brand with cutting edge pieces that are avant garde yet wearable.

#12 Love, Bonito: One of the largest homegrown fashion brands, Love, Bonito provides a wide range of pieces that fit the Asian physique.

#13 MDS Collections: MDS Collections is dedicated to bring trends to fashion-forward consumers and sells cutting-edge runway fashions at high street prices.

#14 MGP Label: MGP Label's apparel are uniquely designed and crafted, and suitable for all occasions.

#15 Modparade: Modparade is a local independent label that focuses on quirky yet edgy pieces.

#16 Ohvola: Ohvola features a refined collection of classic silhouettes and strong tailored looks to bring out a fresh unique dimensional structure and touch to the skin.

#17 The Fleur Label: Curated for the free-spirit women, The Fleur Label brings in new comfortable and contemporary designs every Wednesday.

#18 Runway Bandits: Runway Bandits reinvents everyday staples to create modern, effortless silhouettes that are meant to last beyond the season.

#19 Shop Sassy Dream: Shop Sassy Dream presents timeless classics that are suitable for any occasion.

#20 SuperGurl: SuperGurl offers a wide selection of the most desirable and occasional coveted vintage clothing and accessories.

#21 The Closet Lover: All of The Closet Lover's apparel are self-manufactured with exciting style to reflect their charmingly feminine and fun personality.

#22 The Tinsel Rack: The Tinsel Rack features an extensive collection of exclusive designs that is suitable for any occasion, and focuses on creating contemporary and fun designs to reflects the vibrant personality of the modern day woman.

#23 The Willow Label: Likening the experience of shopping at The Willow Label as shopping out of a fashion editor's closet, The Willow Label is full of timeless classics that are easy to mix and match as well as the must-haves in each season.

#24 Topazette: Topazette features fresh new weekly arrivals that are trendy. It also has its own TPZ Label where every piece is exclusively manufactured with high quality.

#25 Wardrobe Mess: Wardrobe Mess emphasises on versatility and comfort, which are revealed through its stylish essentials.

SINGAPORE BLOGSHOPS DELIVERY FEES, COLLECTION LOCATIONS AND DISCOUNTS
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Photo: Dollars and Sense 

You'll notice that many blogshops have a physical location where you can do self-collection for free. Blogshops such as Carrislabelle, ELLYSAGE, MGP Label, and Topazette offer free normal mail, while Fash Mob and Intoxiquette offer free standard courier delivery - which helps you to save around $1.50 - $3.50.

THINGS TO TAKE NOTE OF WHEN SHOPPING ONLINE IN BLOGSHOPS

1) Most blogshops do not do cash refunds. Instead, they would refund store credits into your account while others which do give cash refunds only do so on a case-by-case basis.

2) The delivery days stated did not include the days needed for blogshops to dispatch items. Hence, it is not conclusive of the total time needed to reach you.

3) Some blogshops charge administrative fees for returns and exchanges. Hence, it is important to check your size measurement and preferred coloured for your apparels before carting out.

Given the heavy competition in the industry, it seems probable that these established blogshops compete based on product differentiation rather than engage in cut-throat price competition with each other. For example, more blogshops are self-manufacturing their labels to provide unique offerings to consumers.

PLANNING TO SHOP ONLINE? BE SURE TO USE THE RIGHT CREDIT CARD!

If you're going to be shopping online, using the right credit card can allow you to earn a significant amount of air miles or cashback. From now till 9 June, you can participate in SingSaver's Battle of Cards campaign by applying (via SingSaver) for any of these credit cards during this period. Feel free to you can apply for more than one.

BATTLE OF CARDS (BEST MILES CARDS)

Citi PremierMiles Visa Card: $200 NTUC Voucher/Grab Code (new customers only) or $30 vouchers (existing customers)

UOB PRVI Miles Visa Card: $50 cash gift (new customers and existing customers)

American Express Ascend Card: N.A.

Standard Chartered Visa Infinite: $100 cash gift (new customers only) or $50 cash gift (existing customers)

BATTLE OF CARDS (BEST CASHBACK CARDS)

Citi Cash Back Visa Card: $200 NTUC, Taka or Grab codes (new customers only) or $30 vouchers (existing customers)

Standard Chartered Unlimited: $100 cash plus up to $120 cashback from bank (new customers only) or $50 cash plus up to $40 cashback from bank (existing customers)

HSBC Advance Credit Card: Choice of $150 cash back or Samsonite T5 Spinner worth $560 (T&Cs apply) (new customers only) or $30 cash back (T&Cs apply)

American Express True Cashback Card: $140 Vouchers (T&Cs apply) or $30 Vouchers (T&Cs apply)

This article was first published in Dollars and Sense.

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