Viral Singapore Airlines-style crop top shows off wonders of batik
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Like most people around the world, Singaporeans have had to put their travel plans on hold over the last year because of the global pandemic. But while locals were unable to fly on Singapore Airlines as frequently as they would have liked, some wore their love for the national airline on their sleeves – literally.
Local company Makerly SG, which tailors small-batch orders of handmade batik clothing, has been making a splash with its crop top made with a similar print as the one used in the airline crew’s signature sarong kebaya uniform.
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