GIFT GUIDE: Usher in good luck with these limited edition Year of the Dragon items
The beginning of the Year of the Dragon is fast approaching, and one of the best ways to welcome it is to gift yourself (or your loved ones) these stylish staples to invite good luck.
While buying one will require you to spend a significant amount of moolah, the joy and sentimental value attached to your gift are undeniably priceless and will leave a special memory for them, especially on important occasions like the Lunar New Year.
If you’re looking for something different to own and/or gift someone this year, here are some limited edition Year of the Dragon items you can add to your cart:
TUMI
Cop these TUMI special edition bags—from luggage to pouches—designed by award-winning Chinese artist Weber Zhang.
The collection has three different series; 19 Degree features their limited-edition Expandable 4 Wheeled Carry-On in sleek black color with Dragon Print on the insides.
The Voyageur series, meanwhile, features their functional Halsey Backpack, fashionable and convenient Just In Case Tote, Madeline Cosmetic, and practical Charm Pouch. All were designed with Zhang’s take on the dancing dragon.
The Alpha Bravo series boasts the embroidered Zhang’s dragon design on multifunctional items, such as the Bravo Navigation Backpack, Retreat Tote, and Compass Crossbody.
Swarovski
Feeling fancy and looking for something sparkly? Get your hands on Swarovski’s latest collection this Chinese Lunar New Year.
Jewelry not only bring glamour to your outfits, but they also invite good luck as it is specially designed for the occasion.
Gift your Dragon baby friends stunning Swarovski necklaces that have a gold-tone plating dragon pendant adorned with colorful crystals, or their bracelets with crystal pearls that symbolize “long-lasting luck and fulfillment.”
They also have the Crystal Rock Oval watch in vibrant red, which signifies well-being and good fortune.
Delight your home with eye-catching pieces of figurines and ornaments carrying the color of red and yellow, like the cute Pixiu holding a coin to bring “joy and wealth” and the sparkling golden dragon adorned with crystals with red beads in its mouth, symbolizing “power, glory, and good fortune.”
Starbucks
Apart from their delectable coffee and pastries, Starbucks Philippines undeniably has the prettiest line of merch. This Lunar New Year, they launched cute plushies, mugs, and tumblers in red, gold, and blue color motifs and dragon design.
Get these items available in-store and online via their flagship stores on Lazada and Shopee.
Clarins
Upgrade your skincare and get your hands on Clarins. In welcoming the Year of the Dragon, customers who will have a P6,000 worth of purchase, including a Double Serum in any size can own a limited-edition Chinese New Year pouch and an additional three-day wallet-sized Double Serum. This deal is available until Feb. 29.
Ralph Lauren
On the hunt for timeless stylish staples? Welcome the Year of the Dragon in style with Polo by Ralph Lauren's too-cute soft fleece red hoodie designed with their iconic Polo Bear holding an Ang Pao.
Love, Bonito
Celebrate the Year of the Dragon in style by wearing Love, Bonito staples that give a modern take but make sure to pay homage to Asian heritage featuring their exclusive in-house embroidery Opulent Florals and brocade fabric Rekindled Blooms.
Wear traditional colors of red with their Yuri Asymmetric Drape Midaxi Dress for a fresh look of a cheongsam dress.
Looking for eye-catching prints? Grab their Jian Mandarin Collar Puff Sleeve Blouse and Anya Tie Back Midi Dress to have a matchy-matchy with your daughter or niece.
Looking to gift for your special guy? Get their embroidered polo shirt in Navy blue featuring designs of Rekindled Blooms.
To make shopping even more enjoyable, Love, Bonito will give you five Fortune Red Packets if you have a minimum spend of P4,888 in a single receipt. You may also opt for their scarlet tissue box holder that can also serve as a phone stand, or redeem a set of Gratitude Chopsticks with a minimum spend of P6,000 in a single receipt dated Jan. 1 and Jan. 22 onwards, respectively.