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6 Best Personalised Gift Shops in Singapore (2026)

Looking for engraved, printed or monogrammed presents? Browse 6 personalised gift shops and studios in Singapore, with what each makes and how to order.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 15 Oct 2026
Reading time: 5 min read

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A personalised gift takes more thought than a shop-bought one, and the maker you choose decides what the finished piece looks like. Some Singapore studios hot-stamp initials onto leather, others laser-engrave wood, and a few print photos and names onto mugs, bottles and cushions. This guide gathers six shops and workshops that publish their personalisation options on their own sites. We have kept to what each business says about itself and left out prices, which change often. Start by deciding the material and the occasion, then check each shop's page for lead times, collection options and whether customised items can be returned before you place an order.

1. THEIMPRINT

THEIMPRINT is a personalised gift retailer that combines online ordering with three shops in Singapore. Its site describes monogramming, where a name or initials are hot-stamped onto leather goods such as passport holders, luggage tags, cardholders and notebooks, alongside text, logo or image customisation on mugs, bottles, tumblers and stickers. Its contact page lists shops at Funan, NEX and AMK Hub, and says on-the-spot customisation of mugs and stickers is not available at those three locations, so check what can be done in person before travelling. Bulk leather orders are handled through a downloadable order form. It suits shoppers who want a small, practical, travel-friendly gift with a name on it and who like the option to browse in store or online.

Funan, NEX and Ang Mo Kio Hub
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2. Gnome & Bow

Gnome & Bow is a Singapore leather brand whose site describes work bags, wallets and accessories, with a personalisation service for those who want something marked as their own. Its personalisation guide says customers can engrave initials, a name or a favourite quote on its leather goods, and the site offers name and quote options on separate pages. The brand lists a showroom in the Aljunied area that is open by appointment, and its contact page publishes shipping choices within Singapore, including a pick-up option. It also runs a corporate gifts section for business buyers. This is a good fit for graduation, promotion or farewell presents where the recipient will carry the item daily and a short engraved line adds a personal touch.

Aljunied (showroom by appointment)
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3. Oxhide Leather

Oxhide Leather is a Singapore leather goods seller whose site lists wallets, bags, belts, passport holders, key pouches, watch straps and other accessories, with an engraving service offered on its pieces. The site says the engraving is meant to turn an item into a keepsake, and it also mentions logo embossing and bulk orders for corporate customers. Its contact page lists retail counters at Waterway Point, NEX and Jurong Point, plus an office and warehouse in the Paya Lebar area, and publishes a WhatsApp number and an enquiry form. Because the range is broad, it works for gift-givers who want to choose from several leather categories first, then add a name or short message to the chosen item. Ask about engraving options when ordering.

Waterway Point, NEX and Jurong Point
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4. Uniquelyours.Co

Uniquelyours.Co is an online personalised gift shop whose site describes laser-engraved beech wood items, UV-printed designs, PVC leather accessories, drinkware and wedding gifts. Product pages mention name card holders, pocket tissue pouches and luggage tags that can carry a name or short message, and a collection of Teacher's Day items sits on the homepage. Its contact page states that it has no storefront and invites customers to enquire about self-collection, and it offers WhatsApp, email and a contact form for corporate and bulk orders. It suits people who want small keepsakes in bulk, such as wedding favours or class presents, and who are comfortable ordering online and confirming collection arrangements with the team before paying.

Online only (self-collection by enquiry)
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5. Art-Serve

Art-Serve calls itself the personalised gift shop on its homepage, and its site lists apparel printing, embroidery, photo gifts and personalised items such as bags, bottles, keychains and button badges. Photo gifts on its pages include mugs, puzzles, cushions and canvases, and a separate apparel section covers group and family tees. The contact page publishes a showroom in the Ubi industrial area, a short walk from Macpherson MRT, with weekday opening hours, and gives a phone number, a WhatsApp number and an enquiry email. The site also mentions corporate gifts for staff and clients. It suits families, classes and event organisers who want several types of customised products from a single local supplier, and who prefer to talk through designs before ordering.

Ubi (Macpherson)
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6. Arthur Zaaro

Arthur Zaaro is a Singapore timber furniture and cutting board maker, and its site includes a custom engraved boards page that it describes as a personalised gift. The page lists five board styles, including cheese, serving, long and carving boards, and invites customers to pick an engraving style, such as a monogram, crest or text design, then enter their wording at checkout. The brand says it uses urban-grown Singapore wood. Its contact page lists a showroom and factory in the Eunos area, and the site suggests making an appointment before a visit. This is one for housewarming, wedding and anniversary presents, when a wooden board with a family name or date is the kind of keepsake that stays on the kitchen counter.

Eunos (showroom)
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How to choose

Start with the material and the person. Leather suits something carried daily, wood suits the home, and printed mugs, bottles or cushions suit casual presents. Look at the shop's own gallery to see whether its sample items match the tone you want, rather than relying on how a product looks in a search listing.
Read how personalisation works before you buy. Check what the product page says about the number of characters, the fonts or styles offered, whether you can add a logo or photo, and how the final wording is confirmed. A proof or confirmation step helps you catch spelling mistakes.
Ask about lead times and collection. Custom items are made after you order, so the shop's published timeframe matters more than its usual delivery time. If you need the gift for a fixed date, message the shop first, and confirm whether collection, courier or in-store pick-up is possible.
Check the returns wording. Many shops treat engraved or printed items as made to order and may not accept returns or exchanges once personalised. Read the refund page for each shop, and be extra careful with spellings, names, dates and any special characters before you confirm the order.
Match the shop to the quantity. Some businesses are happiest with a single gift, while others publish bulk or corporate order routes, forms or minimum quantities. If you are buying for a wedding, a class or a team, ask about group orders early and request a sample or mock-up when it is offered.

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Published 15 Oct 2026. No changes recorded since.

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Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

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

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