WEAR THE DIFFERENCE
Will & Well believes no one has to suffer for the sake of fashion. That’s why we put every detail through obsessive testing.
Each piece that leaves our studio is a product of craft, technology and hours spent in pursuit of getting the smallest details just right.
LATEST COLLECTION
Blend in with the flora or stand out in the urban jungle, this tropical shirt comes with MagSnap buttons that snap right into place. Snap on and take a walk on the wild side. Wear the difference.
$87.00
Take a closer look. Really look. Can you spot the zipper? It’s right in the middle. A seamlessly concealed front zipper that extends all the way to the hip for maximum ease. Look again and you might also notice pockets by the sides. This dress is all fashion and function. Zip up and Wear the Difference.
$89.00
With SwipeFit baby velcro closures along the shoulder, there is no wrong way to wear this blouse. Be it front-side back or back-side front, this sleek blouse opens fully for easy dressing. Simply slip on and swipe. Wear the difference.
$74.90
The cargo pants for any occasion. Wear it long on rainy nights or unzip above the knee for a pair of shorts to beat the Singapore heat. Your trusty and inclusive all-purpose companion for every journey. Wear the Difference.
$98.00
While you need support for your recovering arm, this would function as a regular arm sling. When you no longer need an arm sling, it will adapt into a sling bag and you will be able to continue using it to carry belongings! Fashionable and sustainable. Wear the Difference.
$79.00
Made from Japanese linen tencel, a fiber from the wood pulp of trees grown in specialized sustainable farms, this pair of shorts is great at keeping things cool. Be it a day out in the sun or hours spent sitting by the desk, this is our comfy companion of choice. Zip up and Wear the Difference.
$89.00
STORIES
Behind Will & Well | From An Intern’s Perspective
So, how do you see yourself contributing to Will & Well?
“Um…writing blog posts?” *smiles awkwardly*
Other things were said at my first meeting with Elisa, but it seems rather fitting to end my 3-month long internship stint at Will & Well with a task to – you guessed it – write a blog post.
Behind Will & Well | Our First Interns
This pandemic is a wild time for a young person with barely any working experience to be an intern. And it was just as much a learning process for us as we never had an intern on board. Thankfully, our first 3 interns embodied the spirit of Will & Well and more than just interns, they became valued members of the team.
The ‘Possible’ Seamstress | You Pin
You Pin started learning to sew at a young age of 12 because it was a skill her father had deemed necessary and suitable for women to learn. Struggling between her father’s demands and exploring her own passions through her youth, You Pin ultimately told us that she was thankful that her father had made her learn to sew.
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