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Where is the best place to get winter wear in SG?
As stated in the topic, where is the best place to get winter wear in SG? Thanks!
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As stated in the topic, where is the best place to get winter wear in SG? Thanks! Personally, I do not recommend getting sub-zero winter wear in SG. |
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Saw winter wear sale in OG weeks back, not sure if it's still ongoing
As stated in the topic, where is the best place to get winter wear in SG? Thanks! |
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Winter temperatures vary in different countries, what kind of winter wear are you looking for? |
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Saw winter wear sale in OG weeks back, not sure if it's still ongoing |
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i buy online and ship. sierratradingpost or altrec
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tks, just saw some advertisement on TV.. some shop by the name of oee at chinatown.. will check that out too.
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Don't get those big fluffy ones from OG or 'winning' or those winter wear shops in Singapore. Those are soooo ugly... Go Zara and pick up those more fashionable (and obviously much nicer) ones! I got myself a leather jacket to go Perth during early spring last year, and despite being thin, it kept me warm even from strong wind at lighthouse and cold temp around 10deg. Remember it's not the fluffiness or thickness. It's about the right combination of layers you wear.
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tks for the heads-up, will go have a look! I mean the sale on OG |
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Remember it's not the fluffiness or thickness. It's about the right combination of layers you wear. |
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initially i wasn't keen in getting a such jackets from zara since they cost a bomb.. i went over to the OEE store in chinatown and my word... their jackets cost as much as those in zara!! with ugly china labelling. after this visit, everything else seems cheap to me since ugly ones cost $199 onwards. crazy!
anyway, Giodano's selling this thick jacket for $59 each if u get 2, normal price is $79. the salesgirl was telling me how good it is.. u guys can check it out. |
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i just bought a polyester jacket for $55 at winter essentials at the central.. apparently suitable for 0 deg to 10 deg as third layer. worth taking a look i guess?
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get a sports thermal as your base. These are the ones used by footballer playing at 2 degree celsius temp.
Next get a sweater then an overcoat. Laying like this is better. Gloves and scarf are good to have as well.
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initially i wasn't keen in getting a such jackets from zara since they cost a bomb.. i went over to the OEE store in chinatown and my word... their jackets cost as much as those in zara!! with ugly china labelling. after this visit, everything else seems cheap to me since ugly ones cost $199 onwards. crazy! ![]() |
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currently got heattech sales at uniqlo.. at 5-10deg you don't really need much preparation.. and ur polyester jackets will do just fine, if u scared cold, then get innerwear like heattech, if not, u're good to go ![]() |
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