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9 Best Handbag Shops in Singapore (2026)

Looking for a new handbag? These 9 Singapore handbag shops and homegrown labels cover totes, crossbodies, clutches and leather bags, in stores and online.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 8 Oct 2026
Reading time: 6 min read

A woman examining a leather tote bag in a bright handbag boutique with a shop assistant

Handbag shopping in Singapore splits into two kinds of trip: walking into a mall to feel the leather and check the strap, or scrolling a homegrown label's online store for something you will not see on every shoulder at the MRT. This guide covers both. It lists nine bag-focused brands and shops, from a regional high-street name to small studios, with notes on the styles each says it makes and where its site points shoppers. Details come from the brands' own pages, so check current ranges, store locations and delivery terms with each one before you plan a trip or place an order.

1. Charles & Keith

Charles & Keith is a Singapore fashion house whose official site gives handbags their own section. Its Singapore pages list tote, shoulder, crossbody, top handle, bucket, hobo and mini bags, backpacks and clutches, and highlight named collections such as Lyla and Calla. The brand says it offers same-day click and collect at a set of Singapore stores, with a store locator and a contact page on the site for questions. That mix of online ordering and mall shopfronts makes it a practical first stop if you want to compare many silhouettes in one visit or browse a wide range before deciding. Check the store locator for the outlet nearest you and its current stock, since ranges and collections change through the year.

Malls islandwide, plus online
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2. The Sophia Label

The Sophia Label is a Singapore bag brand, and its site is built around bags and bag accessories. It organises the range into series, among them Signature Pocket, Posh, Cosy Luxe and Valentina, spread across totes, backpacks, crossbody, hobo and mini styles, with laptop-fit totes called out as a category. It also lists wallets, bag charms and collaborations, including one in support of the Singapore Children's Society. Its store page names a concept store at Raffles City Shopping Centre, a Tangs counter at VivoCity and a spot at Takashimaya, alongside online shopping. The brand states on its site that it does not accept change-of-mind exchanges, so read its policies and try the size in store before you commit.

Raffles City, VivoCity, Orchard Road
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3. Beyond The Vines

Beyond The Vines describes itself as a multidisciplinary design studio based in Singapore, and bags sit alongside its clothing, accessories and lifestyle products. Its online store, which lists Singapore dollar pricing, features bag lines such as the dumpling, carryall and para series, and a dedicated Bags section keeps them easy to browse. The site lists design houses and design stores in Singapore, including New Bahru, Takashimaya Shopping Centre and Funan, plus airport transit outlets, and it flags one Orchard location as closed. A customer care email and a rewards club are published on the site. It suits shoppers who want a design-led, slightly playful bag and like seeing a whole lifestyle brand in one place.

New Bahru, Takashimaya, Funan
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4. Tocco Toscano

Tocco Toscano is a Singapore bag label that says it has been making bags and accessories for four decades, and its site marks the anniversary with a Heritage Collection. The shop is organised by style, covering shoulder bags, crossbody bags, top handles, totes, clutches, backpacks, satchels, bucket bags, hobos and document bags, with a separate organisation range for people who like many pockets. It states that its vegan-friendly range uses materials such as corn and apple leather. The site also lists a store locator, a leather care section, a loyalty programme and a contact form. It is a sensible pick if you want to compare many handbag shapes from one local name.

Online, with a store locator on its site
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5. In Good Company

In Good Company is a Singapore label best known for modular wardrobe pieces for women and men, and its bags sit in a dedicated accessories section. The site lists bags and pouches in leather, including hobo and pouf styles, alongside belts, hats and jewellery, which makes it handy if you want a bag that matches the rest of an outfit. It also publishes a store locator, a contact page and a customer care section, and says it ships worldwide. Other LocalRank guides cover the label as a fashion brand, so this entry looks only at its bag range. Browse its Bags page for the current line-up, and check stock by size and colour before visiting a shop.

Joo Chiat, Orchard Road
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6. Ruby Merlot

Ruby Merlot began as a bag brand and has since grown into journals, charms and workshops, a path it describes on its own blog. Its online shop has a Bags section alongside journals and charm accessories, and its seasonal drops are labelled by collection. In a post about its first physical store, the brand says it opened a space in Bugis, split between a retail side and a seating area for journalling, and that it runs regular workshops there. The post lists limited weekend opening hours and points to its Instagram for updates. A hello email address is printed for customer service and business enquiries, making it easy to ask about stock before visiting.

Bugis
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7. WUHAUS

WUHAUS describes itself as a contemporary accessories label founded in Singapore by designer Ling Ling Goh. Its site presents sculptural leather bags and vintage objects, with shop categories for clutches, shoulder bags and top handle bags, along with small accessories, jewellery and vintage bags. The brand says its designs favour form, lightness and everyday function, and that it avoids logo-driven styling. The contact page states the studio is independent and that appointments are available through Instagram, and it lists stockists in Singapore and overseas. Because the range is small and design-led, it suits shoppers who would rather own one distinctive bag than follow trends. Check the site for current pieces and how to book a visit.

Online and by appointment
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8. Good Totes

Good Totes is an online bag label whose site says it started in 2021, when its founders could not find a cute tote that was also practical. The shop now covers shoulder bags, sling bags and reusable bags, including croissant slings and a laptop tote, grouped into new arrivals, bundle sets and accessories. The brand states that it designs in-house, adds pockets and tests features, and that it uses certified recycled materials and reusable packaging where it can. It publishes a contact form with a stated reply window, a help email, shipping and returns pages, and says it ships across Asia and internationally. It suits commuters who want a roomy everyday bag without visiting a store.

Online (Singapore delivery)
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9. Rever Goods

Rever Goods is a Singapore leather goods brand whose site pitches personalised leather bags, wallets and corporate gifts. Its bag range is sorted into crossbody, mini, shoulder, tote and travel bags plus pouches, with named collections such as Rubin, Gyoza and Tulip. The site also lists made-to-order information and a leather care guide, which helps if you are weighing a bag you want to keep for years. A general enquiries email is printed on its contact page, with a separate address for corporate orders. It works best for people who want a bag with personalisation options or are buying in volume as a gift. Check the product page for what can be customised.

Online (Singapore delivery)
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How to choose

Start with how you will use the bag, because the best shape depends on your day. A commuter may want a structured tote with a laptop sleeve, while someone heading out for dinner may prefer a small crossbody or clutch. Check each shop's category pages for the styles it lists rather than assuming every brand covers every shape.
Weigh the in-store route against the online one. Seeing a bag in person lets you test strap length, weight and closure, and several brands here publish store locators or list specific malls. Online-only labels can still suit you if you read the returns policy first, since some brands say they do not accept change-of-mind exchanges.
Read what each brand says about materials, then ask questions. Several sites describe leather, vegan-friendly or recycled materials in their own words. Treat those as the brand's statement, not a verified rating. If material, care or repair matters to you, look for a care guide, a warranty page or a contact route and ask before buying.
Think about personalisation and gifting if you are buying for someone else. Some labels here offer monogramming or made-to-order options, run gift cards, or sell charms and small leather goods alongside bags. Confirm what can be customised, how long it takes and whether it can be returned, using the page or the contact route the brand provides.
Compare what a brand's whole range offers before choosing. A clothing label with a bag shelf, a bag-first label and a studio selling a few sculptural pieces will feel very different to shop. Look at the newest drops, check that the site shows current collections, and contact the shop if you want help choosing or confirming stock.

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Published 8 Oct 2026. No changes recorded since.

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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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