S$20 off over 200 designs!
SINGAPORE: Japanese eyewear brand OWNDAYS is offering a gift for Singaporeans this year: S$20 off over 200 designs.
“We took this initiative permanently to reduce $20. Hopefully, by this, we are able to relax the stress level of inflation for Singaporeans,” Mr Hwong said. This should be particularly good news to parents, given that the Ministry of Health has predicted that a considerable 65 per cent of Singapore’s children will develop myopia by the time they are age 12.
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