The opening of Palace Skateboards in Singapore launches a city exclusive capsule collection.
The interiors of the flagship store is lined with elements representing the landmarks of Singapore.
Palace Skateboards Singapore is located at Scotts Square.
Speculate no longer, Palace Skateboards latest outpost lands in Singapore with a limited-edition capsule collection.
Palace Skateboards is as synonymous with urban skate culture as the Merlion is to Singapore. Following speculation on its arrival in the Lion City, informed by a series of cryptic social media posts, the brand has officially announced the opening of its flagship store at Scotts Square on 3 October 2026; a first for Palace in Southeast Asia.
The highly anticipated occasion is also marked by a limited-edition capsule collection exclusive to Singapore, spanning hoodies, T-shirts, accessories, and tracksuits. To pay homage to the Lion City, a custom logo for Singapore featuring a blue lion at the centre of Palace’s Tri-ferg emblem is stamped across key pieces from the collection. Named after designer Fergus Purcell, the iconography plays on the impossible triangle illusion.
Within the walls of the 154-square-metre space, the in-store design elements mirror the aesthetic of a handful of Singapore’s most recognisable landmarks, including the colonial-era institution Raffles Singapore, with its grandeur accenting the graphic codes of the London-based brand. To convey this, the interiors feature two marble varieties that mimic the city’s tapestry. The first is Calacatta Oro, a clear reference to the iconic hotel’s architecture, and the second is Blue Macaubas, reflecting Singapore’s surrounding seas.
To tie back to Palace’s roots, one of the main attractions in store includes a skateboard deck wall crafted in wood-textured concrete, nodding to the Southbank skate spot where its founders originally came together. And greeting guests at the door is a large sculpture of Palace’s mascot, the bulldog, that lights up from the outlines of the Tri-ferg stone pedestal it rests on.
Since its founding in 2009 by Levent Tanju, Palace has grown steadily outside of its headquarters in London, with outposts in New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka, Shanghai, Seoul, and Hong Kong, with stores that not only stay true to its skateboarding history but also celebrate the characteristics of the cities that house them.
Where: Palace Skateboards, Scotts Square, Orchard, Singapore
When: Daily from 11am to 9pm
Contact: palaceskateboards.com