#9.9 sale singapore 2026

Re-checked on 3 October 2026, and every 9.9 sale on this list has now ended. LAC's Buy 1 Free 1 closed on 23 September and its 38% off three code went with September, but its October code LAC3045 takes 30% off two supplements and 45% off a third until 31 October (extended, members only, free to join). Audio House's follow-up Pre-Renovation Sale, which cleared display sets at up to 89% off, ended on 4 October. PUMA's mega sale grid is still up, now 774 items, with no code.

PlayMade's 9.9 deal is about as direct as bubble tea promos get: on Tuesday 9 September 2026 only, the (M) Taiwan Milk Tea drops from $4.20 to $0.90 when you order through the PlayMade app, or $1.90 if you just walk in. That is 79% off even without the app. The drink is brewed with PlayMade's new Premium Amber Black Tea, the recipe it has been taste-testing since late August. Toppings are charged separately (the new Black Sesame Milk Pudding pairing adds $2 and contains nuts and dairy), and standard T&Cs apply, so expect queues and order early in the day.

Crocs Singapore is running its 9.9 Flash Sale online at crocs.com.sg, 30% off almost everything plus doorbusters advertised at up to 50% off, with checkout closing at 11.59pm on 9 September 2026. The prices are already cut on the product pages, so there is no code to enter. Read the rail properly and the headline shrinks: of the 41 items on the sale page, only one is actually at the full 50%, the Bayaband Flip at S$27.48 from S$54.95, and when we opened it every women's size from 8 up was out of stock. The rest of the doorbuster tier is 40%. The deepest cut on the whole site is not on that rail at all: the InMotion LiteRide Micro Geo Clog in black is S$51.95 from S$104.95, which is 51%, and it is badged as an ordinary 30% item. The Classic Clog everyone actually comes for is S$52.46 from S$74.95. Bags and totes carry no discount at all, but a luggage tag does. Crocs' own sale page still runs an April headline promising Buy 2 Get 1 Free, which is not part of this campaign. All prices below were read off crocs.com.sg on 7 September 2026.

Decathlon Singapore's 9.9 Smashing Sale runs 5 to 10 September, and the banner across every page of decathlon.sg promises three things: up to 70% off, free delivery, and an extra $15 off with Atome. Two of the three are smaller than they look. The free delivery is a drop in the standard-shipping threshold from $79.90 to $40, and standard shipping costs $2.90, so the perk is worth exactly $2.90 and only on baskets between $40 and $79.90. The $15 Atome voucher needs a spend of $129 or more, and Decathlon's own FAQ says the vouchers are strictly limited and first-come, first-served. The 70% is real but narrower than the banner suggests: Decathlon's own asterisk reads products sold and shipped by Decathlon, and its deals FAQ excludes partner brands such as Yonex, Molten and Manduka along with Second Life stock. What is genuinely worth diarising is the flash-sale livestream at 8pm on 9 September, and the fact that Decathlon's free 2-hour Click and Collect, which the banner counts as part of the offer, is free with no minimum spend every day of the year.

Nike Singapore's 9.9 Sale is live on nike.com/sg, and the label on its own navigation undersells it. The menu offers two rails: Up to 40% off, and Buy 2, Extra 20% Off. We read the product data behind both. The Up to 40% rail holds 1,586 products and its front page is a mix of 30%, 40% and 50% markdowns, so the 40% headline is already wrong on the brand's own page. The Buy 2 rail is the one that matters: 336 products, and every single item on it sits at exactly 50% off, with the extra 20% coming off in cart when you take two. That is a 60% effective discount, and it turns a pair of Air Force 1 '07 into S$119.20 against a usual S$298. Nike's own promotion record, tagged XAFA26NINEBUNDLE, dates the Buy 2 offer from 4 September to 2am on 11 September, so Thursday 10 September is the last full day. One trap we found on the sale page itself: the Air Max Muse is listed twice, at S$114.50 and at S$137.40, and the only difference is the colourway.