Great news, Robinsons is back – online – of course!
Known for its wide range of products from home, international fashion brands, shoes, personal care, toys, kids, to everything in between, homegrown department store Robinsons was also known for its quality and wide range of products.
Now that Robinsons is back online, you will be glad to know that their merchandise is as extensive as before. The Yahoo Shopping team took a nostalgic trip on Robinsons’ e-commerce platform and picked out a list of items we think are worth putting your hard-earn dollar on. And because it's the new year sale, they are all on incredibly time-limited deals such as 1-for-1 toiletries deals, up to 50 per cent off bedding sale! And as requested, we have added more selection for the men. We say, start shopping in time for the Chinese New Year.
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