Through its Wildly Curated platform, Mandai Wildlife Group has partnered five Singapore-based designers and several established brands to create fashion, accessories, homeware and lifestyle products inspired by the Mandai Wildlife Reserve.
The collaborations include local labels EXTRA NOODLES, MOMIJI, SABRINAGOH, Strait Lights and Singlapa, alongside a Singapore-exclusive National Geographic Apparel range, Batik Label by KrisShop and a new Mandai Brew created with Brewerkz.
Local designers reinterpret Mandai
The five Singapore labels each take a different approach to wildlife and nature. EXTRA NOODLES translates animals into graphic streetwear, while MOMIJI uses handcrafted rattan to create homeware inspired by the reserve.
SABRINAGOH applies its architectural fashion language to wildlife-inspired apparel, while Strait Lights turns animal stories into accessories. Singlapa, meanwhile, uses watercolour illustrations across lifestyle products including coasters and shopping bags.
The collections were developed in partnership with the Singapore Fashion Council, with an emphasis on more conscious production and sustainable design practices.
National Geographic Apparel comes to Mandai
Mandai Wildlife Group is also the exclusive Singapore stockist for National Geographic Apparel. The range spans apparel, accessories and drinkware, including pieces featuring the coordinates of the Mandai Wildlife Reserve.
It is available at the Rainforest Wild Adventure Shops, with a limited-time pop-up at Tangs Orchard from 4 to 11 November 2026.
Batik Label by KrisShop adds another local interpretation, combining the Singapore Airlines Batik Motif with five Southeast Asian wildlife species found within Mandai’s parks.
Even the beer gets a wildlife spin
The collaborations extend beyond clothing and homeware. Mandai Brew, created with Brewerkz, is a tropical rice lager with notes of ripe mango, tropical fruit and kaffir lime.
It will be available from December at selected Mandai Wildlife Reserve food and beverage outlets, as well as Brewerkz at One Fullerton, Riverside Point and East Coast Park.
A broader take on the souvenir
Daisy Tan, Vice President of Retail & Lifestyle at Mandai Wildlife Group, said the aim was to move beyond the familiar soft-toy souvenir.
“We wanted to build on the familiar souvenir offering by exploring a wider range of products inspired by the Mandai Wildlife Reserve,” she said. “Working with homegrown designers and established brands brings fresh perspectives to the range and allows us to express the destination in different ways, through fashion, accessories, homeware and more.”
The Singapore-designed collections are available at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, as well as DORS at Design Orchard and its online store until the end of January 2027.
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