Shopping for Kids' Cheongsams and Outfits

Hi Mummies, 

You may already have a list of shops you shop from. However, you may find some of them new to you. Check them out! 

Trendy Kids' Fashion Online and Retail shops as well!

Local Shops in Singapore

EllyLoves

EllyLoves

Located in Bukit Timah area. Pretty upmarket area. I patronized them few years back. I love the quality of their clothes. Thick fabric, cute prints and quality clothes for the kids and adults. You may find family sets in some collections. Sizes can be from as young as infant to age 5. Check them out at their visual store: 

The Elly Store is at

Cluny Court, #02-29501

Bukit Timah Road

Singapore 259760.

BabyPixie

BabyPixie

I love their kids' clothes! Too pretty. I would like to second what they said "Quality Handmade Clothing", totally agree. I managed to purchase 2 pieces of their girl's dresses. Fit my daughter well, just the right size for her. She is 23 months old. Perfect cutting and vibrant colours. It's only available online. Sizes can be from as young as 3 months old to age 5.

GlitterGlam

GlitterGlam

Apparently, they are "one of the favourable wardrobe sponsor brands for TV station and various production houses. Glitter Glam is undeniably a recognisable brand within Singapore." Personally, I have not purchased from them yet. You are able to shop for mother/child collection and GlitterGlam Ladies' collection. Radio DJ of Class 90.5, Jamie Yeo, seems rather actively involved in their designing role as well as the ambassadorial role. 



The Happy Cheongsam

The Happy Cheongsam

Cheeky and fun designs you may find refreshing and happy fun from thehappycheongsam. Check out their website for available mama and daughter sets. I love their designs as I find them able to incorporate bubbly, fun and cuteness into their designs. 
Sizes are more suitable for age 1 - 6. 



CleoAnn

CleoAnn

CleoAnn has been in business for really long. I have seen them around for more than 10 years ago. Love how comfortable their clothes can be. They usually stock up every weekly, they brought in huge varieties of mother/girl collection. CleoAnn focuses on more casual, comfortable and loose fit style. Very ideal for dress down day. Mainly for Hassle-free dress code. Sizes can be from age 1 - 6. Pricing wise rather affordable. 

For pregnant mummy, you can still fit in their clothes during, post pregnancy, even for nursing mummy. You may also pop by their visual shop at:

Jurong Point Shopping Centre

#01-03

Tiong Bahru Plaza

#01-37A

Miz Apparels

http://mizapparels.com.sg/

Quality cutting and services. Not too worry if the sizes didn't snug on you perfectly. They offer you free alteration. So they are making sure you won't find loose corners or edges! I love their varieties of cheongsams and dresses. All korean styles. However, their kids' collection only fit age 4 and above. Well, kids grow up real fast, you could just purchase first and wear later! 

Despite their top quality clothings, their marketing portion seems rather simple. In my personal opinion, I feel they should engage qualified models and at least put up good and enticing quality photos on their FB page.

For mummies, do go cray cray for the ladies' cheongsam collection, just too pretty! Yipee, they just launched their online store May 2015, you may also visit them at the following shops:

1 Raffles Place#04-16/17 

One Raffles PlaceSingapore 048616

8A Marina Boulevard, 

#B2-13Marina Bay Link Mall Singapore 018984

Overseas

The Cotonnier (Malaysia)

The Cotonnier

I recently uncovered this online shop, feeling proud of myself! I realised some of the kids' clothes seem to match up with most of mine! However, I wasn't able to grab the one I particular eye on. It's no longer available! Looking forward to shop with them. If you are an experience modern cheongsams shopper, you probably find their designs very familiar, accents of ourbitsyprints and Lark and peony. Grab those dresses to matchy your cheongsams! Sizes are more suitable for age 2 - 9. 

Till the next updates!

AhTasMummy

Good Old Kampung Stories!

Dear all, 

I was overcome with nostalgia for my days in the Kampung... One of the most memorable days of my life. I mean you don't get to experience it now. Especially your kids.. Not everyone get to experience Kampung life. Especially when you are staying in town. I recalled vividly, when I was really young, my family would visit my ah ma and ah gong in the Kampung. My dad would drive from Bedok to the Sembawang, it's really far! There wasn't any TPE then. The road into the Kampung was pretty bumpy thou. When I was young, taking a ride to another place was just plain boring! There was no ipad, no skyline, no malls, not many HDBs as compared to current. Its just BORING. hhahaha.. I wondered how did I survive thru my childhood? Well, kids being kids, we will figure out what to do.. Like taking a nap in the car on the way to my Ah ma's house. Zzzz

Photo taken from rememberingsingapore.org

The above photo is just for your reference. My grandparents used to stay in one of those houses. 

A little background about the kampung, during those days, those houses in Sembawang were really huge or rather spacious. There were quite a few rooms in that house! I love especially when my grandparents' house was near the beach or swamp. Hahaha. And behind our house, there's a forest with all kinds of local fruits, you could find durian, rambutan, banana, buah chiku, etc... Many types of fruits, there won't be deficiency of Vitamin C! I love the space and freedom when I was there. Heaps of fresh air!

I love staying over despite the fact that I am terrified of insects, reptiles, etc.. Yes. You heard me right, during that time, it is rather common to see reptiles.. Hahhaa.. Monitor lizards, pythons, snakes, crocodiles, etc.. I considered myself an urban little girl at that point of time as I lived in the HDB then. We usually played with our neighbours in the playground. So exploring the Kampung is a whole new experience.  

I found out so much from the following link. Good to know. 
Kampung Village

Anyways, back to the kampung games! 

What games do you miss? 
Some of those games will be ideal to play with my kids! Recommended for above age of 5+.

Remember these?

I love Congkak

Try out with your kids! 
Its child-friendly and no harm. Back to basic, keep the tradition. Engaging them with these games, can be happy and fun! Stay away from ipad! 

Also, what's your stories during your childhood day?

Hope you like what I have shared so far. 

Till the next updates! 


Ah Tas Mummy

Nom Nom in the West

Hi all,

I understand there are heaps of food blogs about yummilicious food such as cafes, restaurants, bistro, buffets and the list goes on and on. I have no idea whether anyone blogs about good food in the west? Perhaps yes, but I have yet to come across any.

Little background story to begin, when I was young, I used to live in the East. Yes, I love the East. No doubts, the East is probably the hippest side of Singapore. However, due to certain circumstances, I have shifted to the North and finally, the West. I used to detest the West. I felt so separated from this world!

When I returned from abroad, as I was away for about 4 years to further my studies, I found myself in the ULU part of Singapore. I was extremely upset as I am literally away from my friends and town. I mean Singapore is not BIG, I know however, not being close to your friends is actually upsetting. You can't meet them as often, you can't go for midnight movie as you wish, I required over an hour travelling time to reach anywhere by public transport. Its just too depressing for me. I felt so isolated and outcast in the ice palace! So eventually, I overcame my frustration, and continue my life living in the West. I have never explore the West, at one point, I can't navigate my way home! Yes, I don't recognise the route.  I hate the West!

So it's been a decade, I have moved on, I have gotten used to the West. In fact, I am working in the West, and have settled down in the West. Now, the West is not like its used to be anymore. Its becoming more vibrant and crowded! There are a lot of malls in the West. You don't have to go down town anymore. Now that's my story.

Anyhow, back to food! Yes, my favourite part. I always wonder and where's all the good food in the West. I usually refer to my GOD a.k.a goggle for reviews and check out on good food which it is easy to commute to. However, it usually requires travelling time even though I'm driving. It still requires approximately 30 mins to town or longer to the East? I mean its not far but its the traffic that is exasperating!! Come on we are living in a bustling city, so everywhere is crowded! And in the city, parking is always a big problem! I can't afford a wasted trip as I made my way there in crave and anticipation but ended up leaving in anger. 

Back to our West side food galore! Yes. Btw, when I said West, I'm referring to literally West! 

So I started exploring the West, to my surprise, there are quite a decent numbers of hidden crazy good food!

Let's start the list from here!

First stop Spicy food:

If you love SPICY food!

1. Chong Qing Hot Pot
502 Jurong West Avenue 1, 640502.

As you enter the carpark, you see a coffee shop on the right. 
That's the one. 
There is a newly built multi-storey carpark around the area.

They have so much on their menu. They always super bz!
We have tried a few dishes and no regrets.
The head chef and kitchen staffs are from China. So I believe its definitely authentic!
The price is reasonable.
I love spicy food, its so yummy and spicy! Nom Nom!
I will definitely revisit the stall again!
My apologies I forgot about the pictures. 

2. Ma La Xiang Guo (麻辣香锅)

S11, near Taman Jurong Shopping Centre.
101 Yung Sheng Rd

If you love those mala 麻辣 xiang guo at those food court, this stall here nailed the taste! 
To be honest, those mala franchise stalls at the food court, are a ripped-off as in price! They charged too much and not as yummy! This particular one fried their own chili paste, its just too yummy! I saw them dicing, chopping and frying the chili mix literally. I chose quite a decent amount of meat, vegetable, bean sprouts, etc with rice at only $12 max. Their long queue never halted and do be patient as they are desperately under-staff. Only a head chef and cashier lady. Annoyingly, the cashier lady is kinda aloof and hostile. So bear with it if you wanna try their food. Expected 30 mins waiting time after 6.30pm.

Their cold dishes 凉菜 are too popular! Many varieties! And the portion is too generous! 

To the fans who love spicy food, you can try this stall if you happen to visit the West!

Menu

Till the next stop!

AhTasMummy

Tourists: Visiting Singapore with Kids? Sentosa to Town

Hi all,

My friends from Taiwan will be travelling to Singapore for a short trip. As this is a family trip, so he is seeking some help from me. Especially with kids? He has asked the right person. Definitely no issue drafting out the itinerary for him. Hahaha. Its peanuts! To be honest, its so god damn expensive to travel to Singapore. Everything is so AHTAS a.k.a pricing for the rich. 

So here's what I provided. Theoretically, he has about 3 full-day to travel around Singapore. And plus shopping is compulsory for the lady! 

I tried to plan something not so tedious yet fulfilling! 

The challenging part is he will be staying in Sentosa, so he is literally staying in another Island, which means he requires extended time to travel in and out to Singapore, its quite a distance to go down town. Planning to go anywhere from Sentosa is rather inconvenient, as additional travelling cost and time. I mean you probably spending a lot on cabby as you are a tourist. You probably find it tough to take the MRT anywhere, when you are with young kids.  

You may refer to my plan to get an idea.

Need to call a taxi just in case? 

6552 1111 - Comfort 

6555 8888 - SMRT

6555 3333 - Trans Cab

Or refer to the link below for more info. This includes pricing. 

Taxi Singapore

First when you reach the hotel, check with the concierge if they have free shuttle bus out to town (Orchard especially) or anywhere. Its will be very convenient. Save a lot on travelling time and costs. And you can at least take a free ride back if there is. 

Else, another way is via Singapore MRT. Anyways, most of the malls are at the MRT station so very easy. 

Just need to know where you wanna go. 

Itinerary 

Arrival day, 

No plans. Just rest and relax. 

Dinner nearby or at the airport first. 

1st day:

 * Check with the hotel, they provide free shuttle from Sentosa to Zoo or river safari. 

Singapore Zoo, opening hours: 8.30 - 6pm 
http://www.zoo.com.sg/visitor-info/singapore-zoo-tickets.html 

Or River Safari, opening hours: 9am-6pm (New attraction) 
http://riversafari.com.sg/visitor-info/riversafari-tickets.html

go to those links for tickets charges. 

Bring change of clothes.

http://riversafari.com.sg/visitor-info/safari-gate.html (check out the *All day free transfer, yellow buses mostly town like mostly orchard area.) You can hitch a free ride out to some locations and take a cab back to hotel which will be cheaper. 

Also, if you don't feel tired, you can swing by Gardens by the bay. Close till late. 
http://www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/content/gbb/en/plan-your-visit/visitor-information.html

Its free. 

But Tickets to the Cooled Conservatories and OCBC Skyway may be purchased.

2nd Day: 

You can explore few places as mentioned below:

1)Town (Stop at Orchard MRT station, walking distance from MRT Station, get a map): Orchard Rd - Expensive Shopping and eating. 

For branded labels indulgences, Paragon is the place. 
At Level 5, has a playground and level 6 is toy 'r' us. 
While the lady can go shop till she drops, the father can sit at the cafe, watch the kids and relax. 

2) Town along MRT Line (Bugis station): Bugis Junction linked by a bridge to Bugis plus - Cheaper flea marketing shopping and street food eating. 

3) West side of singapore (Jurong East MRT station): JEM or Westgate shopping mall (Connected). Top level of westgate has a Wonderland themed park for kids. They will love it. Admission is free.

Bring extra clothes. . http://www.capitamallsasia.com/en/corporate/media-centre/press-releases/2014/westgate-wonderland-singapores-largest--thematic-outdoor-playground-in-a-mall-opens-tomorrow

For food place, Food court Level 5 at JEM. 

For Westgate, there are a lot of restaurants, feel free to walk around. 

4) West side of singapore: Take a cab to Singapore science centre. Not accessible via MRT. 

Highly advice taking a taxi.

http://www.science.edu.sg/Pages/SCBHome.aspx

Transformer exhibition. There is an outdoor swimming area. Bring along extra clothes. 

3rd day: Don't fret. Don't go too far! Do buy all your tickets online first. 

1) USS - Universal studio Sentosa (will take you whole day but just for experience can as not much stuff for your kids.)

2) SEA Marine life aquarium at Sentosa itself. Maybe 3hrs max or even shorter tour. 

http://www.rwsentosa.com/Homepage/Attractions/UniversalStudiosSingapore

Scroll down find "Multi-Park Pass", save 10% like package deal for USS + SEA Marine life.

3) Trickeye Musesum

Trickeye Museum

 A cool fun for your family!

Dinner: You can catch a skytrain from Sentosa to harbourfront station. I believe its about $3/person. check with the ticketing counter. 

Shopping at VIVOcity! Its near and there are a lot of stuff. Not to worry for kids, there's a toy 'r' us at Level 2, that's not enough, no worries, right in the middle of the mall at level 2, there's kids' outdoor playground. Right outside Burger King on level 2. There is also a child-friendly toilet!
Lastly, go check out level 3, large rooftop water feature, its probably the only mall with artificial pool or beach...

This will be the plan for 3 full days in Singapore with family.

Looking for kid friendly restaurants? 

Here's for you. 

http://sg.theasianparent.com/kid-friendly-restaurants-in-singapore/

Hope you find those info useful!

AhTasMummy

Made to Measure Traditional Cheongsams?

Hi all,

Chinese New Year is around the corner, looking for a prefect Chinese dresses? Check out what I have for you.

If you are looking for distinctive, nice fitting and tailor to your personality type of cheongsams or rather good old fashion, here is what you are looking for.

Most of them have been around for ages.



1. Fuchsia Lane (Established since 2007. Founder/Designer has rather outstanding records and well-loved in Malaysia Market.)

"Fuchsia Lane offers ready to wear, bespoke tailoring services, wedding dresses, customised gifts and uniforms for a discerning clientele."

Check out her web.
Fuchsia Lane Webby
Fuchsia Lane's Blog


2. Mazzario

Founder/Designer known for her flattering cuts and designs. Her cheongsams resemble shanghainese sexy slender fit. 

"Singapore cheongsam brand and specialty boutique. Whimsical yet elegant, we put a spin on oriental glamour in our cheongsam-inspired apparel".

Check out her web.
Mazzario


3. Mama & Misse (If I am correct, they have been around since 1992! Wow... They even offer sewing classes! If you are ready to create and tailor your own cheongsams, go for the classes!

"Your cheongsams specialist" - Their dedication is to produce quality products!"

Mama & Misse


4. Zion Creation
In business since 1993! Another established cheongsam shop. Founder/Designer is creative with playing with vibrant colours on her cheongsams. If you are looking for creativity, you may like her style!

Zion creation


My love for cheongsams can be overwhelming! Just a side note, as I didn't tag about the pricing as made-to-measure usually will cost more as you pay more on fitting, creativity, uniqueness and dedication!

All the above mentioned are Singapore-based shops! More to share.
Stay tuned!

It's not a sponsored post. 

AhTasMummy

Incautious and Reckless Driver!!!

Hi all,

This happened on 12/12/2014, yes, back dated.
Inconsiderate driver shouldn't be on the road! This guy obviously has shown no consideration.
I have no idea if the driver is local, foreign talent or whatever.
On the road, you don't drive like an ass.
I am still contemplating whether to report this concern to police as I was told to lodge a report by our Traffic police customer service. As they mentioned, they will start the investigation only when I lodge a report.

I was shocked, disappointed and annoyed!
Why?

I reported this issue to the Traffic Police and they referred me to the Police? WTF. According to them, That's the protocol. Protocol to report about a traffic violation to TP?? Huh... So those TP officers speeding on the highway flashing away, actually have no rights to issue tickets or even charge us? So in the future, we should advice them to lodge a report before issue a ticket? Fair? Sounds ridiculous or right? Yes, it does isn't it? I can't accept this kind of system. When I am living in a "SYSTEMATIC" country and everything seems so in order. Right? Yet still nonsensical procedure.

However, to be franked, I realised the certain govt sects are not technologically up to date as it seems to be. They are just rather outdated as far as I encountered. I shall not elaborate too much. Its just merely my views based on my several encounters. Go find out more yourself.

Watch the video and advice me if I'm making a big fuss here? I was travelling on that road, already a big ass truck forcing me to e-brake and this stupid lorry driver suddenly filtered to my side of the road and drive off!!!! It was soooo damn close, I was forced to make a HARD e-brake and mounted the kerb to avoid the close crash! I was quite in shock and my eldest boy was with me at that point of time, he was in shock too. Thankfully, he was wearing a seat belt. So please parents, ensure your kids are buckled up! It does save life!

Kindly click below for the video. (The video is blurry, however, I have managed to capture the license plate number.
Video of Scene

I am very glad that my son and I are safe, and escaped this almost unfortunate event. I seriously urge everyone to stay alert on the road for yourself and for others. Its very worrisome in either way!

In 2015, I wish that we have a smooth year ahead and be contented with current life! Please be alert while driving! Be safe and be alive!

Ah Tas Mummy

Don't lose your teabags!

Hi Mummies,

It's about teabags! Yes, I am pretty sure most people know teabags can be really helpful to you. However, do you exactly know the power of teabags? 

Well, I do, however, not as much as. 

I chanced upon this page, it listed the 10 uses of teabags, to my surprise and delight, some of the remedies, I didn't hear of before. How about you? How many of those remedies you actually tried before? Probably we should! 

Go eco with teabags! 

Remedies with teabags!

Start these effective remedies to save your hassles!

Till you hear from me again!

AhTasMummy

Ninja Warrior Cheongsam

Dear Mummies,

Yes, I named it "Ninja Warrior Cheongsam". It's the feminine ninja sort of version. It exudes power, loves and confidence of a lady. Especially a mummy who requires great amount of stamina to continue every single day! I personally require a nice outfit to brighten up my day! This dress is like my warrior suit, I can charge around freely amid my hectic daily schedules. Every mummy is like a modern female warrior who equipped herself to protect her empire A.K.A kids.

Back to my cheongsam craze again, I love it even more! Cheongsam is no longer outdated, in fact, it's fashionable and trendy! If you realised, its amazing how the designs of cheongsam evolves to what it is now. 

Anyhow, I recently purchased a few lovely pieces and absolutely with no regrets. It just falls nicely on me. The material is so soft and comfy. These awesome dresses are from Lark and Peony. They are always working their best. Doing their best to launch the perfect pieces without fail. The owner/designer, Junie, of Lark and Peony is a pretty and chic babe who is very friendly as well. Do feel free to enquire if you have queries.

What so special about this NINJA CHEONGSAM? 
I am crazy with those lovely prints that are nicely matched to the dresses. The uniqueness of those prints on the collar and belt of each dress really a piece of art. You can fold down the collar to show off the prints or just lift the collar up and pair it with the vibrant belt for a sophisticated look. It's not overly done, true to colour, position of prints are aligned (meaning, you see what you get from purchasing online), its threading is neat and the belt is the key to accenturate a beautiful silhouette. I mean I may not be an artist by profession, however, I do have an eye for arty-farty stuff. 

Referring to the dress in following picture, they come in few colours such as black, navy, royal blue, beige and purple. I regretted not getting "The Princess in Aubergine" as I thought purple won't suit my skin tone, but I guess I am wrong. Haha. Well, its too late now. It's no longer in stock. So I should just go sob in a corner. 

In a nutshell, I almost bought all the colours of this collection except for "The Princess in Aubergine". This collection is a MUST HAVE. Go grab from what's available before you regret! Basically, all these dresses from this collection, are ideal for smart casual functions or working days. Its not too formal. Great for OL and chic mummies. Not forgetting, you can keep the tradition, why not? I am visualising this dress in Maxi sleeveless version. wooo LOL.. think too much.

Check back on my blog for other Lark & Peony pieces.

The Princess in Zaffre with Morrocan Accents

 

Thanks for the reading.

(*NOT a sponsored post)

AhTasMummy

Skorts or Shorts?

Hi all,

I am so in love with skorts. Pretty floral prints. It fits well in my daily activties.
The reason I love skorts mainly because its so casually pretty and its so practical for a mummy like me! I can be in skirt and and shorts in secs! Yes.

Recently, I have been tracking down many blogshops for lovely skorts. And I have found few beautiful pieces. Its definitely a keeper! The materials for these skorts are top quality excellent! It feels comfortable and 2 of the pieces are smooth materials. No colour run.

 Quality Cotton Material

 Quality Smooth Cotton material

 Quality Smooth Cotton material

The above 3 pieces are from MDS collections, there are other pieces but I didn't manage to grab it fast enough. I spotted them too late. Hopefully, they restock!

Few years back, Zara launched these brilliantly plain colour skorts as shown below and it was seriously selling hot! Everyone wants to own at least one of them. So crazy. And not long after, Qoo10.com.sg, started selling these skorts in different colours. Its selling like hot cakes too!

We used to have skorts two decades ago. But it was known as culottes. I didn't really like the designs. Some seem to have the impression of lingerie look alike? Especially those with laces along the hems. Just merely my personal point of view. However, for those with pear shaped figure, its not a good idea to wear culottes. It seems to widen your lower body.

The black and white floral prints skort is really a disappointment, the colour run like crazy! I soaked in vinegar for a night and it doesn't block the colour. And I have washed thrice, the colour still run! Apart from the color, its kinda loose for me. Blame myself for purchasing the bigger size.

Anyhow, if you are an active mummy, looking for practical ways to dress up, match up with any plain tops with these skorts, you definitely good to go. Its trendy and convenient.

Be a power mummy, keep up the trend with simplest ways and at affordable price!

Till I share again!

AhTasMummy

My Love For Cheongsams

Hey all,

Gong Xi Fa Cai! Another year has passed. And this year, its the Horse year! Well, Chinese New Year is the occasion we embrace our tradition. Yes, we spend our first Chinese New Year night together at home to Shou ye "守夜", which means night vigil. I was told that it represents togetherness. Chinese has so many sayings and traditions which were lost along the way. And when it comes to us, its history. One of the traditions, which I would love to follow which is wearing Cheongsam. Cheongsam goes a long way back,  which relates a lot on our chinese culture. Many years back, many chinese women will dress in cheongsam everyday.

Did you know?
"The original qipao was wide and loose. It covered most of the woman's body, revealing only the head, hands, and the tips of the toes. The baggy nature of the clothing also served to conceal the figure of the wearer regardless of age. With time, though, the qipao were tailored to become more form fitting and revealing."

However, when everyone is westernised, we prefer modern clothings than cheongsam. To be honest, not many ladies can fit into a body-hugging one-piece cheongsam. They find it too old fashion or too uncomfortable. In contrary, I'm in love with cheongsam and it does accentuate my figure. It exudes the classy feel and the demure woman in me. I didn't know Cheongsam can be fashionable! As the world is getting more creative and stylish, Cheongsam has evolved as well. My love for cheongsam has grown tremendously.


"I'm a cheongsam lover! I always find myself buying cheongsams irregardless if its for Chinese New Year or daily wear." I was wearing 3 cheongsams during this period of Chinese New Year. To many choices in my wardrobe! :)

 

 Aquamarine feel. I love the details. You can see the paisley prints. It's in trend now.

This cheongsam goes well with a slim belt. After mix and match, I finally found myself matching with a sea green belt. Its from Lark and peony. I am a big fan of them. Although, I love their trendy prints. Anything with big flowers, doesn't go well. It kinda "auntie" for me.

Yokihi in Crimson Cubes

This is my favourite cheongsam dress. This piece is definitely a keeper! I'm not joking. It's the dress that I would love to wear it almost everyday! It just so pretty in red cubes prints! Nice fit. I call this rare encounter. Also from Lark and peony! 

An evening waltz serenade

Comes with a beautiful belt. I managed to purchase this cheongsam, as most of their cheongsams sell out real fast. I didn't manage to secure most of their pretty pieces as I was always tied up with kids and missed the launch time. Quite disappointed. However, I was looking forward to their backorder of those popular pieces. So gonna get them. This unique piece is from ourbitsyprints. I purchased the last pc of Size M and had it tailored to my size. At least I secured this unique embiodery pc that comes with a custom-made batik belt, from my experience, most of their cheongsams don't come with a belt. 

Watch for another post on my other favourite prints as well. 

Ah tas mummy