Singapore Polo Club opens retail shop "The Polo Loft"

The Singapore Polo Club celebrated its one year anniversary of their retail shop 25 February with the unveiling of the new name of its equestrian themed shop.

The two-storey shop renamed "The Polo Loft" first opened its doors a year ago without an official name and was plainly referred to as "The Polo Boutique" by members of the club. The renaming of the Polo Club gave the store an identity and made it a cohesive part of The Singapore Polo Club.

The Polo Loft carries notable equestrian brands like Argentia by Ashley Ponter, Capitano, Claudia Atencio, Shanghai Tang, as well as the signature "Singapore Polo Club" line of apparel and products, just to name a few.

Nestled away from the city, the Singapore Polo Club, established in 1886, strives to promote the sport of equestrian activities in Singapore and beyond. The Club welcomes members as well as non-members of the public to visit The Polo Loft.

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