Singing Birds of Singapore Cotton Scarf

Singing Birds of Singapore Cotton Scarf

$92.00
Sale price  $92.00 Regular price 
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Singing Birds of Singapore Cotton Scarf

Singing Birds of Singapore Cotton Scarf

$92.00
Sale price  $92.00 Regular price 

This design is inspired by bird-keeping and bird-singing traditions in Singapore that have been a part of life for many generations. Once promoted as one of the major tourist attractions in this island nation, the now dying tradition is still relished by a handful of passionate aficionados.]

  • 100% cotton voille
  • 115cm x 115cm
  • Dry clean or cold hand wash (avoid rubbing and twisting)
  • Low temperature or silk ironing
  • This scarf comes in flat gift envelope and a story card.
  • Our cotton scarves are intentionally finished with fringed hems as part of their design. The edges are not stitched or rolled.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the returns policy?

You may return any item, in saleable condition, within 14 days of purchase. Subject to our assessment of the item's condition.

How long is delivery?

Local delivery takes 3-5 days

Can I order online and pick up in-store?

Yes, you can organize for a pick-up in-store. Simply pick the option for pick-up during checkout!

Why do scarves make good gifts?

Our scarves feature premium quality fabrics, and are the staple for luxury gifts. They are one-size-fits-all that removes the anxiety of picking the wrong size that clothes often induce. 

Scarves also represent warmth and care, when paired with our Singapore-themed designs, they make the most meaningful gifts from the little red dot.

Are they easy to transport?

Our scarves are purposedly placed in a flat Binary Style packaging that makes it portable and convenient for travel. 

What makes Binary Style the ideal Singapore gift or souvenir?

Our scarves capture the vibrant spirit of Singapore, spanning everything from historic shophouses and iconic skylines to the lush tropical wildlife. Hand-drawn by our founders, twin Singaporean architects, each piece brings authentic local stories to life.