Pull & Bear closing in S'pore

testerjp

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Used to be in clothing.


Uniqlo has a big impact but I find their material is not that great, not natural and fake for basics. Suprima cotton suppose to be premium but I can find better combed ring spun cotton outside with better cut.

H&m still acceptable. Cotton on was what we call disposable clothing, cmi.

Baleno Giordano actually nearly on par with Ralph Lauren for basic tee. Baleno had alot of sub brands that were very good with decent design.

Giordano still exist, their basic ladies tee were damn sexy and good looking, similar to East India Company's iconics back then. Don't know why they discontinued it. Their mens were simple and the cut were nice too. These days like not anymore.

Looking at basic tee is the easiest way to tell quality. Some are too short, especially if you buy from China.
Those shopee/lazada or OEM clothes are usually China cut.
American sizing has longer length which can make you look taller.

Then must look at the type of fabric, thickness, and the seams look durable or good or not. It's not like the the thicker the better, too thick not breathable, too thin look cheap and wear faster. 200gsm +-10 pct best.

If want more cooling and softer maybe about 150gsm, not below that
 
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bought stuffs from them a few x before
not too bad prices & selection of clothing
unlike the common ones at other fashion stores out there

guessed they'd lost the battle against online competitors, offering much cheaper deals
 

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And yet sell so expensive. Hope they toh.

I have also a jacket from pull bear. Also still wearing it for more than 10 years.


Its common for big brands using recycled fabric due to costing . They r just using saving environment to reduce their material cost
 

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Used to be quite unique and trendy
Will buy some there to crossdress
Than suddenly this few years the design either cmi or too blend

Same same as alot of shops on the same level last time in ion

I guess sinkie bu really love blend clothing's
To blend in they end up losing themself

See all the ugly plain shops all huat
Uniqlo love bonita whateever
 

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Pull&Bear to close all Singapore stores on Feb 22, returns to be made at Zara VivoCity​

Pull&Bear Singapore's website is currently unavailable for any online purchases.

Pull&Bear to close all Singapore stores on Feb 22, returns to be made at Zara VivoCity

Pull&Bear will close all physical Singapore stores on Sunday, Feb 22, 2026. (Photo: VivoCity)

Spanish fashion retailer Pull&Bear will close all its Singapore stores on Sunday (Feb 22).

In a notice displayed on their Singapore website, the brand says: “Our stores will close on Feb 22. Returns for purchases made both online and in stores, can still be made at Zara VivoCity. If you have any questions, please contact our customer service team via: contact.sg@pullandbear.com.”

Pull&Bear is part of the Inditex Group, which also owns brands such as Zara, Bershka, Massimo Dutti and Stradivarius.

While reasons for the closure remain unknown, it comes amid global store closures by the fast fashion retailer. According to a December 2025 report by USA Today, Zara’s parent company has closed more than 100 stores year-to-date as part of efforts to strengthen its financial position. In 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the company announced it would close as many as 1,200 stores around the world to boost online sales.

In Singapore, Inditex Group’s brands have also previously scaled back. Bershka once operated physical stores at Bugis+, Ion Orchard and VivoCity, but a search on its website now indicates that no stores are found in Singapore.

Pull&Bear Singapore's website is currently unavailable for online purchases. It remains to be seen whether the brand will continue operating an online store in Singapore.

Shoppers who have recently made purchases are advised to check their receipts and note the return period. According to the brand’s notice, returns can be processed at Zara VivoCity after the closure on Feb 22, 2026.

Source: CNA/ba

 
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