9.9 Sale Singapore 2026 Is Over: What LAC and PUMA Are Running Now (5 Oct Update)

Update 12 Oct 2026: LAC has extended LAC3045 to 31 October 2026 for members (membership is free), and the free travel bag at $199 runs to 15 October.STATUS ON 3 OCTOBER: both of LAC's September offers have ended, and October's code has taken their place.OCTOBER CODE: LAC3045 gives 30% off the first and second supplement and 45% off the third, with no minimum spend, and LAC's homepage says the 45% can be applied to the higher-priced item. The same homepage tile reads "Ends on 8 October 2026." Product tiles also flag a limited-time storewide Buy 1 Free 1 on top of the monthly promotion, but the pages we read print no minimum spend or end date for it, so check what the cart actually takes off.GIFTS NOW: a free LAC foldable travel bag at $199 spend, and a free thermal tumbler for new sign-ups at $168. Atome users get up to $50 off until 31 October.WHAT ENDED: the Buy 1 Free 1 we recorded as dead on 13 September restarted as a Mid-Month Sale across 245 items at a $328 minimum, $9 more than during 9.9, and closed on 23 September as LAC's own tile said it would. 38% off any three supplements with WHD38OFF3 (a second set of three with WHD38DEAL3), no minimum, ran through September.BEST FOR: anyone buying three supplements before 31 October, since the third item carries the deepest cut and there is no threshold to reach.

STATUS ON 5 OCTOBER: no dated sale is running. The Pre-Renovation Sale that replaced the 9.9 sale ran 29 September to 4 October: display sets at up to 89% off, a showroom-only 10% off storewide with every $500 spent plus 50% eCashback with every $100 spent on new sets, and an extra $400 eCashback when paying with $400 of NEA Climate Vouchers, all on participating brands and models. Its banners were still on the homepage on 5 October, but both are dated to 4 October and the countdown script has gone. What is left is the per-product Members' Special eCashback, and it has shrunk: the Hisense HS55Q6Q 55-inch is still $879, but its eCashback is now $160, down from $400 on 3 October. THE 9.9 SALE (CLOSED 20 SEP): The only 9.9 sale on this list still open on 20 September, and the one whose headline needs the most translating. Audio House's 9.9 Electronics and Furniture Sale runs online and at its Ubi showroom. We re-read the countdown script on its own homepage on 20 September 2026 and the window is unchanged and has not been extended: 2026-09-08 00:00:00 to 2026-09-20 23:59:00, with the on-page timer under 20 hours when we checked. The poster stacks three offers: an extra 9.9% off storewide with every $1,000 spent, a free 99% eCashback with every $500 spent, and a free $990 book of cash vouchers. Read the eCashback as store credit, not money. The figure on each product is 99% of the largest $500 multiple at or below its price, so a $799 washer shows $495 and a $1,199 fridge shows $990, but Audio House's FAQ lets you spend it at only $20 per $100, and on any one purchase you either earn eCashback or spend it, never both. The $990 voucher book is redeemable at the showroom only, per the poster's own footnote. The price cuts underneath are real but ordinary: across the 19 featured 9.9 items we priced on 9 September they ran from 7.9% to 43.2%, the best being an LG DFC533FV dishwasher at $999 from $1,759, and the deepest cut we found anywhere on the site was 58.4%, a JBL soundbar at $549 from $1,319, not the 90% on the poster. Showroom: 23 Ubi Road 4, #01-01, open daily 12.30pm to 9pm.

STATUS ON 3 OCTOBER: the mega sale grid is still up and now holds 774 products, up from 615 on 20 September, the banner still reads UP TO 50% OFF*, markdowns on the first page still reach 55%, and there is still no code.THE 20 SEPTEMBER CHECK: The deepest cut on this list a week ago, and the clearest case of a code lapsing without an announcement. On 14 September we gave EXTRA15 an end date because deal listings named that day and PUMA published none of its own. It has gone. We reloaded the same mega sale grid on 20 September 2026 in both a fetcher and a browser: the string EXTRA15 does not appear anywhere in the page source, the card line reading Use code EXTRA15 for additional 15% off is gone from every listing, the word code appears zero times on the rendered page, and nothing has replaced it. The sale itself continues. The banner still reads MEGA SALE, UP TO 50% OFF*, and the page blurb still opens with 9.9 SALE is here, which is now stale copy rather than a live campaign. What changed is the size and the arithmetic. The grid holds 615 products, down from 859 on 11 September and 905 on 8 September, so about a third of the range has sold through or been pulled. The deepest markdown is now 55%, a little better than the 53% we found during 9.9, but without the extra 15% on top the best net price is worse than it was: 53% plus the code reached about 60%, and 55% is just 55%. Three at the deep end on 20 September: Bella Lea Sneakers Women at S$53.55 from S$119.00, Bella Donna Sneakers Women at S$44.55 from S$99.00, and SOFTRIDE Enzo 5 Running Shoes at S$49.05 from S$109.00. The Speedcat family, which the code always skipped, still sits at a flat 30% off. Free standard shipping starts over S$75. Online at sg.puma.com only.

Live on 14 September, gone on 20 September, and the only entry here whose link actually broke. Bee Cheng Hiang's 9.9 sale went live on its web store on 1 September 2026 and was online only, so none of it ever worked at the counter. We requested beechenghiang.com.sg/9-9-sales/ twice on 20 September 2026: it returns HTTP 404 to a fetcher and Page Not Found in a browser, and the brand's homepage carries no 9.9 reference at all. Treat the sale as withdrawn, and note that the delivery-slot date of 24 September we reported earlier came off artwork that is no longer published. The prices are worth keeping as a record, because this brand repeats them. The campaign banner printed four things: 15% off Gourmet Fusion in 500g and 600g, 25% off the 1kg, Bakkwa Bites at $9.90 for 250g against a usual $16.25, a 39% cut, and a gift-with-purchase ladder at $80, $100 and $199 spend that paid out in mooncakes. The 250g Bakkwa Bites at $9.90 undercut the 200g pack at $13.00, so the smaller size was the expensive one. Four more discounted lines sat outside the 9.9 page entirely, in the ordinary Rolls and Snacks categories: three rolls at $9.90 against a usual $14.80, and Bakkwa Layer 90g at $19.90. Those live in the normal catalogue rather than in the campaign, so the product page is the place to check what they cost now. One warning outlasts the sale: the Mala Crispy Pulled Pork Twist 200g went for $10.92 in the National Day sale and $19.90 in this one, so a 9.9 price was not automatically a low.

The platform the whole date is named after, and now the plainest closing notice of the lot. Shopee's campaign banner told us on 11 September that the sale was HAPPENING NOW TILL 17 SEP, and it kept to that date exactly. We opened shopee.sg/m/99 in a browser on 20 September 2026: the campaign route no longer serves a campaign, it resolves to the Shopee homepage, and the banner there now reads 9.9 IS OVER! JOIN US AGAIN FOR OUR NEXT SALE. Directly beneath it, a COLLECT & STACK DAILY VOUCHERS tile has taken the slot the 9.9 artwork held. What went with the sale: the $99 off $450 Flash Voucher, which worked out at 22% off if you caught a drop, and the same-day Buy Today, Get Today delivery on Fulfilled by Shopee orders at $0 minimum spend. One piece of it was never a campaign offer and so has not ended: the extra 3% ShopeeVIP cashback is a membership benefit that applies on every order, so it is worth checking whether you hold the tier before buying anything. Note too that the page title Shopee serves on that URL still says 9.9 Super Shopping Day 2026, which is leftover SEO copy and not a sign the sale is running.

The only travel sale on this list, and now closed. Trip.com Singapore's 9.9 Mega Sale ran 9 to 12 September 2026, Singapore time, both dates inclusive, under promotion ID SG-47083, and its own artwork labelled the coupon stack 9 SEPTEMBER ONLY EXCLUSIVES. That meant the S$69 off a S$700 spend on flights or hotels, the 9% flight coupon capped at S$30 and the S$109 off 5-star hotels were one-day drops. The S$199 in the page title was never a general coupon either: the same artwork put it on Business and First Class only. The last two days, 11 and 12 September, carried only the daily run: attractions at 50% off or buy-one-get-one at 4PM, China tours at 50% off at 5PM, a 15% off hotels voucher for new users at 7PM, and for DBS and POSB cardholders a S$199 voucher and a S$55 China voucher at 12AM, all app-only under Trip.com's terms. The sale page was still reachable on 14 September 2026, but its own terms give the promotion period as 9 to 12 September 2026, so none of it can be claimed now.

The clearest example this week of a promotion that lost to its own shipping charge, and now over. Sa Sa Singapore's 9.9 Beauty Specials ran four days, Tuesday 8 to Friday 11 September 2026, and the whole campaign was two promo codes: $4 off a $50 spend with 99SAVE4, and $8 off an $80 spend with 99SAVE8. The ribbon printed under each coupon on Sa Sa's own artwork read USE PROMO CODE ON MOBILE APP, not 'online', and neither code ever appeared in sasa.sg's page source or on its Promotions page. The part that still matters is the delivery fee: Sa Sa's Delivery Information page states a flat $10 delivery fee applicable to any order amount, parcel size or weight, with no free-shipping threshold at any spend, which made $50 with 99SAVE4 cost $56 delivered and $80 with 99SAVE8 cost $82. On 14 September 2026 the homepage showed no 9.9 offer, and the one standing discount it advertised was $5 off a new member's first online purchase above $50. Its Promotions page lists Unity Beauty Fest, 3 August to 23 September 2026, as the current campaign, published as an e-booklet rather than as an online code. For anyone ordering online, the $10 delivery charge is still larger than the $5 new-member discount.

For the record, this was the biggest saving in real dollars on the original list. Nike's Buy 2, Extra 20% Off rail held 336 products, every one already at exactly 50% off, so taking two landed at an effective 60%, which turned a pair of Air Force 1 '07 into S$119.20 against a usual S$298. Nike's own promotion record, tagged XAFA26NINEBUNDLE, dated it from 4 September to 2am on 11 September. When we reopened the same link on 11 September 2026 it served a general Bundles page of 718 products with no Buy 2 or extra-20% line anywhere on it. Nike's ordinary sale section is still up, at 1,668 products that day, but that is plain markdowns with nothing more coming off in cart.

The deepest single number on the original list. adidas printed EXTRA 30% OFF IN CART, and the badge only ever appeared on stock that already carried a markdown, so the 152-product Last Sizes rail, all at a flat 50%, landed at 65% and an Ultraboost 1.0 worked out to about S$90.65 against S$259. Full-price shoes got nothing: we checked 48 and none carried the badge. The sale opened to adiClub members on 1 September, to everyone on 2 September, and was scheduled to end on 10 September. adidas.com.sg served a bot check to both our fetcher and our browser on 11 September 2026, so we could not see what replaced it; treat the 65% as gone unless the site itself still shows the badge.

Decathlon's 9.9 Smashing Sale ran 5 to 10 September with up to 70% off Decathlon-own products (partner brands such as Yonex, Molten and Manduka were excluded), free delivery from $40 instead of $79.90, and $15 off with Atome above $129. By 11 September 2026 the free-delivery tile on decathlon.sg was back to 'Free Delivery From $79.90', and the homepage banner set, republished at midnight, now leads with Brand Days. The deals page still describes the sale as running 'From 5 - 10 September', which confirms the end date rather than an extension. The one part of the old banner worth keeping all year is the free 2-hour Click and Collect, which has no minimum spend on any day.

Crocs Singapore's 9.9 Flash Sale took 30% off almost everything online, with doorbusters advertised at up to 50%, and checkout closed at 11.59pm on 9 September 2026. For the record, only one of the 41 doorbuster items was truly 50% off, the deepest cut on the whole site was 51% on an InMotion LiteRide Micro Geo Clog badged as an ordinary 30% item, and the Classic Clog went for S$52.46 from S$74.95. crocs.com.sg rate-limited our fetcher and rendered blank in our browser on 11 September, so we could not see what has replaced it.