Staff Reporters
Jul 5, 2012

Havaianas offers customised flip-flops for 50th anniversary

SINGAPORE - In celebration of its 50th anniversary, footwear brand Havaianas is bringing its 'Make your own Havaianas (MYOH)' event to Singapore, allowing consumers to customise their footwear.

The 'Make your own Havaianas' event
The 'Make your own Havaianas' event

Spanning two days from 14 to 15 July, the inaugural MYOH event in Singapore will be held at the brand's store at Takashimaya Shopping Centre.

Customers attending the event can challenge their creativity and play designer by customising their own pair of Havaianas flip-flops. This includes mixing-and-matching soles, straps and decorative pins to create a pair of Havaianas of their own. The flip-flops will then be assembled and delivered instantly before their eyes.

MYOH events has amassed tremendous support in countries like Brazil, New York and London. In the Philippines, the event has become an annual one-week extravaganza anticipated by the media and Havaianistas nationwide.

“Since Havaianas launched its first standalone store in Singapore in 2009, we have undoubtedly grown and successfully established ourselves as a fashion staple of the nation, expanding to five stores in two years by 2011,” said Rachel Ang, marketing manager of Havaianas Singapore.

“In commemoration of the brand’s 50th anniversary this year, we believe it will be highly opportune to introduce the refreshing MYOH concept to fashionistas in Singapore. This unique and never-before experience will allow them to create their very own statement pieces and I’m confident that it will be a hit!”

Related Articles

Just Published

31 minutes ago

40 Under 40 2024: Sofia Yip, Edelman

A skillful and adaptable leader, Yip's ability to transition between corporate and marketing realms has been transformative in boosting Edelman’s stature and business to new heights.

1 hour ago

Top 10 financial brands in Southeast Asia

The Philippines' leading mobile wallet service GCash has earned top ranking in Southeast Asia’s top financial brands in 2024. Dive into the insights from Campaign’s exclusive research with Milieu Insight.

1 hour ago

Hylink CEO Su Tong resigns amid alleged market ...

The prolific founder and CEO stepped down to "safeguard the company’s reputation and ensure operational continuity" as the allegations are investigated.

1 hour ago

The risks and opportunities of Red's international fame

Amid a looming TikTok ban, Chinese social-media app Red is enjoying a sharp increase in users. But China’s marketing community view the phenomenon as a double-edged sword.