How to Shop on a Budget in Singapore – Enticing Bargains for the Savvy Shopper

 If you happen to be an avid shopper, you undoubtedly should choose to visit Singapore. This is because the city-state ranks amongst Asia's foremost hubs for shopping featuring a myriad of attractive shopping centres. Many tourists to Singapore take the opportunity to shop for fashionable goods here as the world's leading designer brands are available. However, Singapore also offers goods for those on a tight budget, as described below.

Shop on a budget at Bugis Street and Mustafa Centre

The well-known Bugis Street will surely capture the interest of fashionistas from around the world. You will find that this locale features over 600 individual shops with most offering fashion apparel, accessories and shoes. Best of all, the goods at Bugis Street are likely to be very affordable. You can purchase attractive casual clothing for as little as S$10 whilst many accessories will be no more than S$5.
Another outstanding shopping attraction in Singapore will be Mustafa Centre where the prices will always be competitive. This is because Mustafa Centre acquires products in vast bulk quantities at low prices and passes on the savings to shoppers. At this expansive shopping centre, you will be able to find a bewildering collection of goods such as silver and gold articles, other jewellery, fashion attire, consumer electronics, watches, shoes, perfumes, cosmetics and much more.

Purchase inexpensive items at Lucky Plaza and the Far East Plaza

                                        Far East Plaza| Img via Wikimedia Commons

The popular Lucky Plaza is a unique mall on Orchard Road since it happens to be the only shopping centre on this road to offer merchandise targeted at shoppers on a budget; most of the others focus on upscale goods and fashion. Lucky Plaza, on the other hand, offers inexpensive items such as casual clothing, sunglasses, modest accessories, watches, used books, chocolates and sweets.
Meanwhile, Far East Plaza is sure to appeal to shoppers seeking trendy and fashionable clothes, accessories and footwear. The shops here feature an appealing combination of Hong Kong-style, Korean-style, retro and vintage apparel. Another attraction at Far East Plaza would be the numerous good-quality beauty services which are on offer at affordable prices; these options include establishments featuring nail, hair, tattoo and spa services.

Shop at SCAPE Underground and IMM Outlet Mall

SCAPE Underground will be another attraction for budget shoppers as it offers pleasing goods targeted mainly at young students. At this one of a kind retailer, you will find an interesting selection of quality products that will appeal to youth. These goods include fashionable clothing, electronic gadgets, gifts, accessories and much more. Although these goods have a youthful theme, they will still capture the interest of people of other age groups.
A shopping centre of a rather different kind would be the IMM Outlet Mall. This shopping highlight happens to be Singapore's largest outlet mall. You will see that the greater part of the vast IMM building happens to be occupied by an expansive area of retail and warehouse space extending over five floors. At this huge mall, you will find 220 retail stores, 90 outlet shops and as many as 50 stores offering foods and beverages. There is a good selection of fashion brands, lifestyle stores and a hypermarket here. A special attraction at this mall would be the regular discounts that are offered at different times on many products. For more information on such places to shop in Singapore and other attractions, an online resource to consider would be My Singapore Travel.

Enjoy great prices at City Plaza and Anchorpoint Shopping Centre

City Plaza, a large five-storey shopping centre, is sure to appeal to lovers of fashion as well as food. Ranking amongst Singapore's oldest malls, City Plaza offers a fine collection of fashion outlets, jewellery shops, photo stores and beauty salons. An interesting feature of this mall would be the shops featuring 'pre-loved' clothing, bags, shoes and accessories.
Not to be missed would be the Anchorpoint Shopping Centre which focuses on factory outlet goods. The principal attraction here would be the branded products on offer at affordable prices. The factory outlet shops provide discontinued and off-season items at vast discounts which will attract the interest of the budget shopper. You will usually be able to enjoy a relaxed shopping experience without crowds here.

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