Apart from being a food haven, Causeway Point, the seventh-largest suburban shopping mall in Singapore, is a shopper’s paradise with over 250 shops across 7 floors. If you’ve been to the mall in the North, you might be thinking: What is there to buy at Causeway Point?
Besides franchise-owned anchor tenants such as Courts, Food Republic, Kiddy Palace and Metro, did you know that the mall is home to a diverse but small number of indie stores?
Here’s what else to buy at Causeway Point with our list of 10 indie stores at the mall. For this list, we define an indie store as one with 5 or fewer outlets across Singapore.
1. Oh! Sunny
Oh! Sunny is a sunwear protection clothing brand on Level 2 of the mall. Its clothes block 99.9 percent of ultraviolet rays and are recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation.
Suitable for our hot climate, a sun protection hoodie costs S$150. A pair of Bermuda shorts will set you back by S$50 – S$70, and a pair of women’s gloves by S$25. A women’s sports skirt costs S$55, while a unisex cuffed beanie costs S$45 – S$60.
Purchase any two items at the indie store and get 20 percent off the second item.
1 Woodlands Square, #02-K3, Singapore 738099
Daily: 11am – 9.30pm
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2. Couple Lab
Founded over a decade ago, Couple Lab is a custom jewellery store. It designs and manufactures jewellery such as rings, necklaces, cufflinks, bracelets and keychains.
A surgical steel key ring costs S$118 for a heart-shaped design and S$98 for a circular design. A round and heart-shaped magnetic bracelet costs S$128 each.
They sell Anklets for S$88/piece and Laser/Nameplate Certificate Holders for S$118/S$268. Their signature jewellery is their Couple Rings (S$48-S$158 per pair). You can also opt to buy the rings individually for slightly more than half price.
If you are looking to add a personalised touch to things you own or that special gift of yours, they also do laser engraving for non-in-house products. This service is ideal for messages, serial numbers, logos and signatures on individual items and for bulk orders.
+65 6966 0579
Daily: 11am – 9.30pm
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3. Time Studio
Also located at Tiong Bahru Plaza and Northpoint City, Time Studio is a retailer of quality watches for men and women. Brands they carry include Royal Crown, G-Shock and Coach.
The average G-Shock watch costs S$179. Cheaper Casio models cost S$30 – S$40. If your pursestrings are tight, purchase Bluelite watches at a steal at S$18 – S$20/piece.
If you are a watch collector, the indie store also stocks vintage Casio watches (S$55 – S$95). The store’s most expensive item is probably its luxury watches. A Movado MV31 watch, for example, is priced at S$835 and an MV48 watch has a price tag of S$1510.
Their smartwatches are priced affordably, at S$139 for a Hifuture Ultra2Pro and S$99 for a HiFuture Zone2. The latter, for instance, has cutting-edge features such as a 1.96-inch IPS display, health monitoring, IP68 waterproof, wireless calling and 7-day battery life.
1 Woodlands Square, #02-K05/06, Singapore 738099
+65 6894 2807
Daily: 11am – 9.30pm
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4. Banana Story
Are you looking to get a new phone case? You can’t miss Banana Story (both figuratively and literally as it’s along the aisle). It sells phone cases, accessories, and other gift items.
The prices of their phone cases and accessories are on the steeper end (S$19 – S$23 for iPhone 15 Pro Max, S$15 – S$23 for an iPhone 16 & S$15 for a phone ring holder).
A camera lens protector for an iPhone costs S$12 for a metallic cover and S$15 for a diamond set. A tempered glass cover (clear/matte) for your phone starts from S$10.
You can also purchase an alarm clock for S$18, a mug for S$15 and a water bottle (S$23). The only thing that is arguably a steal here is their earphones (S$10 – S$15).
+65 9455 5654
Daily: 10.30am – 10.30pm
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5. Ilham Empire
Ilham Empire is a local brand specialising in Muslimah apparel, swimsuits, and plus-size clothing that is cheap yet trendy. Customised tailoring is also available at the indie store.
Their plus-sized Muslim swimwear is priced at S$59 – S$99 depending on size (XS – 8XL). Their female clothing costs S$29/S$35/piece, and their sarong, S$6/piece.
Headscarves will cost you S$18/piece. You can buy 3 brooches for S$10 and a pair of magnet brooches for S$6. If you prefer pins to brooches, 4 of their pins cost S$5.
For beauty lovers, the indie store at Causeway Point also sells EL perfume and Kuffle beauty solutions. Buy these for S$10 each (a perfume bottle and a bag respectively).
1 Woodlands Square, #02-K12, Singapore 738099
+65 8444 4272
Daily: 11am – 9pm
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6. Mabel Story
Mabel Story carries a range of female apparel including dresses, pants, skirts and tops. This is ideal for fashionistas who might be contemplating what to buy at Causeway Point.
Here, buy a typical T-shirt for S$6, a pair of female baggy jeans for S$10 (2 for S$15), and mini-blouses for S$18 (2 for S$30). Their more expensive T-shirts will cost you S$20 per piece and S$35 for 2 pieces. Get a mask for S$3 and 4 for S$10.
1 Woodlands Square, #02-26 Causeway Point, Singapore 738099
+65 9069 6864
Daily: 11am – 10pm
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7. Sho-Kii Junction
Sho-Kii Junction provides shoe and bag repair services alongside key duplication and locksmith services. The indie store at Causeway Point also sells shoe inserts (S$15 – S$18 depending on size), insoles (S$13-S$15), polyester string (S$5 for 90cm and S$10 for 130cm), masks (S$5), keys (S$8 – S$18), and access cards (S$25).
The owner declined to disclose prices for repair services. Bring a faulty item for a quote.
1 Woodlands Square, #03-06 Causeway Point, Singapore 738099
+65 6891 2747
Daily: 12pm – 8pm
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8. Eazea Smart Lock
Wondering what else to buy at Causeway Point? If you are looking to secure your home, Eazea is a digital lock store in Singapore. Their digital locks have functionalities such as password, fingerprint and Wi-Fi enablement, for you to have much-needed peace of mind.
A gate lock will set you back by S$738 and a door lock will cost you S$299. If you already have a digital lock and it is doing a poor job of securing your premises, go for their digital lock replacement service. You can enjoy S$200 off the price of S$1,199 per lock.
Their locks come with a 5-year no leaks guarantee and have a 30 percent longer life. If you’re still afraid about your new lock running out of juice, buy 4 batteries for S$5.90.
1 Woodlands Square, #03-20, Singapore 738099
+65 6677 6777
Daily: 11am – 9pm
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9. Madera SG
Since 2002, Madera SG has been serving customers with grace. Their products range from handicrafts to flowers (S$12.90 for a Gerbera Flower Bouquet), mugs (S$12.90 for a Madiera de Mango mug), cards (S$15.90 for a Date Deck), soft toys (S$39.90 for an Aurora Sloth) and gifts (S$3.90 for a Thank You Card & S$1.50 for a Gift Wrapper).
They also carry a selection of aromatherapy items such as essential oil and air purifiers (S$58 for a CA903 Rose Ioniser) to gel with your home or office’s interior decoration.
Brands include global names such as USA’s Yankee Candle, Australia’s To Be Calm, and Thailand’s Bath and Bloom to local ones such as Hysses, E’scential and Tezukuri Orchids.
They use eco-friendly packaging that is made from biodegradable and recycled materials.
1 Woodlands Square, #04-K06, Singapore 738099
Sun to Thu: 11.30am – 9.30pm
Fri & Sat: 11am – 9.30pm
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10. Window Image & Interior Furnishing
Wondering what to buy at Causeway Point? If you are thinking of getting new curtains for your home, stop by Window Image & Interior Furnishing. For a 4-room HDB flat, curtains cost S$300-S$400 for 1 room and start from S$1,000 for the entire flat.
The curtains are made from polyester and come in colours such as pink, beige and brown.
1 Woodlands Square, #04-24, Singapore 738099
+65 6893 9555
Daily: 10am – 10pm
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1 Woodlands Square, Singapore 738099
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1 Woodlands Square, Singapore 738099
