New In. And Worth It.

Every campaign has the brands everyone already knows and the ones you find for the first time. HOMEGROWN has both. This editorial is for the latter — the labels making their DORS debut, the names that are new to this floor but not new to the work of building something worth paying attention to.

W:RLD is menswear built for the city that actually exists — not the temperate European one that most fashion still dresses for. Their proprietary UrbanQool™ fabric technology produces pieces that are breathable, sweat-resistant, and structured enough to move from a working day into an evening without losing their shape or their dignity. Shirts, tees, polos, and blazers designed with clean lines and a quiet confidence that does not need to announce itself. This is Singapore menswear solving a Singapore problem, and it solves it well.

Ans.Ein has been putting art into clothing since 2017. Brush strokes, cultural motifs, and considered silhouettes for women — and matching pieces for the whole family if that is your frequency. Their approach treats fabric as canvas and the garment as a vehicle for something more layered than a trend. The kimono tops, wrap dresses, and jumpsuits that Ans.Ein is known for are designed with sustainability built into the process — paperless pattern drafting, minimal waste cutting, multi-functional design. Art-forward dressing that does not cost the planet to produce.

Lara & Ela rounds out the new arrivals with jewellery that earns the word maximalist without the apology that usually comes with it. Every piece — earrings, necklaces, bracelets, rings — is handcrafted from 100% recycled brass and finished with 18K gold or silver plating. The design ethos is irreverent opulence: bold, contemporary, and built to last. The kind of jewellery that gets noticed and then gets asked about.

New in. At DORS. Worth every bit of attention. Shop in-store at Design Orchard and at DORS.COM.SG.

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