Tell us where you're going and who's coming. We'll spell out the exact winter kit you need, what to rent versus buy, and where the pitfalls are — in 60 seconds.
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Four quick questions. We'll tell you exactly what to pack, what to rent, and how much it should cost.
Pick your destination — we'll match the climate.
Helps us tune the kit and the sizing.
Rentals are weekly. Most Singaporean winter trips run 7–14 nights.
Quick sizing — we'll tailor the recommendation.
Here's what your group needs and what's available to rent.
We'll email your personalised list, our Singapore-to-snow packing PDF, and a 10% off code (BORROWED10) for first-time renters.
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From Niseko powder to Christmas markets in Vienna — we know the climate, you know the itinerary.
No more dropping S$1,200 on jackets, boots and pants for one trip a year.
Sixty-second quiz tells you exactly what to pack and what to rent.
Use code BORROWED10. Pop in for a fitting or do it remotely with your sizes.
Pick up one to three days before your flight. Pack into a duffel. Done.
Return when you're back. They clean, store, sort. No closet drama in your HDB.
The questions Singaporean travellers ask most.
For a family of four going to Japan for a week, expect roughly S$400–600 total — covering jackets, ski pants, boots, base layers, beanies and gloves. Compare that to S$1,500–2,000 to buy the same gear new. Each extra week is roughly S$15 per item. Use code BORROWED10 for 10% off your first weekly order at popsicle.asia.
Popsicle.asia carries full size runs from baby (0–2) up to adult 5XL across thousands of items. Same-day swaps if a fit is off — no fuss.
For Dec–Feb (Japan, Korea, Europe peak), book 6–8 weeks ahead. School holiday weeks (early Dec, mid-Mar, mid-Jun) are the busiest — popular sizes go fast.
Yes — popsicle.asia kits out school ski programmes and corporate offsites regularly. Group rates start at 10 people. They can run an on-site fitting day at your office or school.
Singapore Airlines delay? Stuck in Hokkaido? Just message popsicle.asia. They don't ding loyal customers for things outside their control.
No. Borrowed Winter is an independent editorial publication for Singaporean cold-weather travellers. We're sponsored by Popsicle.asia, but we have full editorial control over what we recommend. See how we're funded.