Singapore is turning the big 6-0 this August, and what better way to celebrate our country’s birthday than to act like it’s our own birthday? In anticipation of National Day, countless brands are taking part in the SG60 celebrations by releasing limited-edition products and fun collaborations that reflect Singapore’s rich heritage. Among them: a jacket designed by a local streetwear icon, a T-shirt that highlights your go-to kopi order, and a luxurious fountain pen that come in the colours of the Singapore flag.
Ahead, GRAZIA Singapore spotlights all the best SG60 launches to shop if you want to show off your patriotic side.
Mr Sabotage x PropertyGuru Jacket
Streetwear icon Mark Ong, aka Mr Sabotage, has teamed up with PropertyGuru. It’s an unexpected collaboration, and so is the reversible jacket that Ong designed: one side comes with pinstripes, while the other comes in red and is embroidered with motifs like Peranakan windows and the Singapura cat. “My favourite touch is that little pop of red that peeks through when you wear the grey side,” Ong tells GRAZIA Singapore. “It sparks curiosity, like a quiet hint that there’s something more beneath the surface.”
To get your hands on the limited-edition jacket, follow PropertyGuru (@propertyguru) on Instagram to find out when it drops.
Devialet Mania Opéra de Paris 150th Limited Edition Speaker
Coinciding with Singapore’s National Day celebrations, Devialet is launching a limited edition of its Mania speakers. This edition is a tribute to the French luxury audio brand’s partnership with the Opéra National de Paris, which marks its 150th anniversary this year. Accordingly, there are only 150 numbered pieces of the Devialet Mania a Opéra de Paris 150th Limited Edition speakers, which are distinguished with its crimson velvet design, golden detailing and a matching Cocoon carry case.
Ahead of their release in September 2025, the speakers are now available for pre-order in Singapore at the Devialet flagship at Grand Hyatt, the Devialet Marina Bay Sands store, and online at devialet.com.
Uniqlo x Ya Kun Kaya Toast T-shirts
Singaporeans love their breakfast. Now, they can make it official with Uniqlo’s collaboration with Ya Kun Kaya Toast, the homegrown café chain known for its delicious kaya toast, kopi and teh. Uniqlo has unveiled a line-up of UTme! T-shirts featuring illustrations inspired by those local breakfast staples, as well as our complicated drink orders. (One shirt is labelled “Ya Kun Iced Soya Kopi Siew Dai”.)
The T-shirts will be available at Uniqlo from 1 August. From 1 to 10 August, you can also redeem a Uniqlo x Ya Kun Kaya Toast keychain if you spend a minimum of $100 (while stocks last).
Shiseido x Willabelle Ong
Art, beauty and fashion collide in a special collaboration between Shiseido and local style maven Willabelle Ong, with a special artist collaboration. Hand-painted by Ong, the design showcases camellia flowers—a symbol beloved by Shiseido for its enduring spirit, elegance and legacy—alongside graceful, harmonic butterflies in red, as a nod to both Singapore’s diamond jubilee celebrations and the Japanese beauty label. Musing over the significance of the project, Ong says, “This piece celebrates duality: inner strength and outward grace, heritage, and hope. I hope it encourages reflection on transformation and the beauty in becoming.”
The limited-edition collectibles—compact mirrors, jewellery dishes and vanity cases—will be available at Shiseido boutiques and counters islandwide all through the month of August (while stocks last).
Bvlgari Octo Roma Worldtimer SG60 Edition
To celebrate Singapore’s 60th year of independence, Bvlgari brings some serious Italian flair to the party with a limited-edition timepiece that’s as bold as it is meaningful.
Meet the Octo Roma Worldtimer SG60 Edition, which will only be available in 60 limited pieces. It’s sleek in black DLC-coated stainless steel, with a 41mm sandblasted case and a striking matt-black dial. The white luminous markers and hands are sharp, but it’s that red lacquered seconds hand (and Singapore’s name in matching red on the 24-city ring) that really steals the spotlight.
Inside, it runs on Bvlgari’s in-house BVL257 movement—ultra-slim at just over 6mm, with a solid 42-hour power reserve. It’s water-resistant to 100 metres, and comes with two interchangeable rubber straps—one in classic black and one in bold red, if you’re feeling festive.
This commemorative piece is on display at the Bvlgari pop-up at Paragon’s atrium until August 10. While you’re there, check out other record-setting Octo icons—including the Finissimo Automatic (2017), Tourbillon Chronograph (2020), and Perpetual Calendar (2021).
Montblanc Meisterstück Doué Geometry 60 Years Singapore Special Edition
Montblanc is marking Singapore’s 60th birthday with something special for collectors, writers, and patriots alike—a stunning tribute to the city-state’s journey from island nation to global powerhouse.
The Meisterstück Doué Geometry 60 Years Singapore Special Edition reimagines the brand’s classic pen with rich symbolism and modern elegance. A platinum-coated cap is crowned with Montblanc’s iconic white star, while a soft engraving of Singapore’s independence date—9 August 1965—sits quietly at the top. There’s also a delicate take on the Vanda Miss Joaquim, our national flower.
Turn the pen in your hand and you’ll see Marina Bay Sands, the Singapore Flyer, and other skyline icons etched along the forepart. The pièce de résistance? A rhodium-coated Au750 solid gold nib set with a 1.5mm ruby, engraved with an orchid—a bold and beautiful nod to resilience.
Limited to just 500 individually numbered pieces (a symbolic reference to the five pillars of Singapore’s national pledge), the barrel features a translucent red lacquer overlay on a 3D hexagon pattern—subtle, yet unmistakably celebratory.
Carrie K. SG60 Code Collection
Singaporean jewellery brand Carrie K. is pulling out all the stops for the nation’s 60th birthday with its most personal collection yet: the SG60 Code Collection.
The collection draws from Carrie K.’s signature “Wearable Wishes” philosophy—jewellery designed with meaning, intention, and a little emotional sparkle.
At its heart is the Code Pearl Necklace, which spells out the word “One” in Morse code—diamond dots in red enamel and dashes in white, echoing the national flag while celebrating the one quality that defines us as a nation: unity. The necklace is a modular marvel, blending South Sea and Tahitian pearls with pavé diamond links—luxury meets meaning, with a personal twist.
And because customisation is everything, Carrie K. is also opening pre-orders for its personalised Code Link bracelets from July 30—letting you wear your initials, or someone else’s, as a hidden message close to your wrist.
“This collection is my birthday wish for Singapore,” says founder Carolyn Kan. “To remind us that we’re one people—diverse, adaptable, and stronger together.”
Just like Singapore itself, it’s a collection made up of many different parts, coming together to create something greater than the sum of its parts.
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