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This Thrift Store in Bugis Has a Closing Down Sale With Prices From $5

Woofie’s Warehouse thrift store in Bugis


Haji Lane has turned into a thrifting mecca for Gen Z’s in the last few years – even young celebs like Billie Eilish and Conan Gray have been spotted shopping there – but finding steals at budget-friendly prices can be surprisingly difficult.

If you’ve gone thrift-shopping in Bugis, you probably know Woofie’s Warehouse for their affordable prices and wide variety of both men’s and women’s clothing. After almost 2 years, they’ll be closing their North Bridge Road outlet in 6 months’ time. In the lead-up to that, they’re running a clearance sale with items starting from just $5.


What is Woofie’s Warehouse?



Woofie’s 2nd outlet at 666 North Bridge Road.
Image credit: @woofie.co via Instagram

Started by then-university students Desiree and Matthew, Woofie’s first $10 self-service thrift store opened in April 2023 at Golden Landmark Shopping Complex. A year later, the couple opened a 2nd outlet along North Bridge Road, bringing in their usual unisex staples along with more accessories and their own in-house designs.

Beyond Woofie’s clothing curation, you’ll also find handmade jewellery and knick-knacks from other small businesses, as well as an in-store photobooth with $6 strips in collaboration with WEARE, another local thrift business.


What to expect at Woofie’s closing down sale?


Due to high rental costs, Woofie’s Warehouse will be shuttering its 2nd outlet by the end of the year, thus the closing down sale to clear their stocks, so if you’ve been meaning to visit, now’s the best time to drop by for some bargain deals.


Image credit: Woofie’s Warehouse via Google Maps

On Level 1, you’ll find $15 pieces across a range of styles, from more feminine silhouettes like camisoles, slip dresses and miniskirts, to men’s button-downs, oversized jerseys, and jorts.


Image adapted from: @k.___closet & @woofie.co via Instagram

They’ve also got accessories, including sunglasses, caps, handbags, cowboy boots or heels to complete your look, perfect if you’re in need of some last-minute shopping for a holiday or concert outfit.

Image credit: Woofie’s Warehouse via Google Maps

Take some time to sift through your racks because you might just find gems from brands like Ralph Lauren, Lacoste, and even Burberry too.


Image credit: Kita via Google Maps

Head up to Level 2 to check out their $5 items, including T-shirts, baby tees, jackets, jeans, vests, skirts, ties and caps – to name a few.


Image credit: Woofie’s Warehouse via Google Maps


How to get to Woofie’s Warehouse?


To get to Woofie’s Warehouse at 666 North Bridge Road, take the East-West Line or Downtown Line to Bugis MRT Station. From Exit B, it’s a short 5-minute walk to Woofie’s Warehouse.


Drop by Woofie’s closing down sale to snag some bargains


With rising rental costs and more local businesses moving out of Haji Lane, there’s no better time than the present to support local while you still can.

Woofie’s Warehouse Thrift Store Haji Lane
Address
666 N Bridge Rd, Singapore 188800
Opening Hours:
Monday 01:00 PM - 08:00 PM Show More Timings
Contact Information
Google Reviews
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For more things to do in Bugis:

Also read: 11 Best Thrift Stores In Singapore For Cheap Closet Revamps


Cover image adapted from: @woofie.co & @weare_.sg via Instagram, Woofie’s Warehouse via Google Maps

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