Design
The Kinchaku – A Little Pouch with a Long History
The kinchaku dates back to Japan’s Edo period, a time when daily objects were made with extraordinary care. Originally, these small drawstring pouches were worn with kimono, since kimono did not have pockets. Men and women used them to carry coins, medicines, seals, or small personal treasures. Practical, yes, but always beautiful.
Culture
Flowers Never Go Out of Fashion. Neither Do Patterns.
Taste
A Coupon So Pretty You’ll Struggle to Spend It
Travel
Truth or Dare at The Sticks
Events, Food
The LS Do – A Monthly Market at Kasturi
Unagi Club
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THURSDAY SHOWS
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UPCOMING EVENTS
The LS Do – A Monthly Market at Kasturi
We call it the LS Do, and it is exactly what it sounds like. A fun, vibrant market happening every last Saturday of the month at Kasturi.
We Are Building the Next 10
We are hiring.
Not one person. Not two. Ten.
Sunday morning skirt launch at Tanglin Mall
This Sunday at 10 a.m. sharp, we’re releasing our new Balloon Skirt (formerly known as the Pelikat Skirt) in a very limited run of just 25 pieces, available exclusively at our Tanglin store.
Singapore has Card Day. Malaysia says excuse me?
Special Card Day at TANGS… and yes, we’re doing something in Malaysia too
30th & 31st January only
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