They also had these vintage inspired fake polaroids, around 32 pieces of 8 designs inside a tin can for P399. These are 60pcs for P399. (EDIT: Was able to go to Divisoria last Sunday and they’re selling four packs of 20 pins for a P100 – that’s 80 wooden pins of the same size for a quarter of the price.) Love, love, love the chalkboard clothes pin! I almost bought them but they were too big for my instax wide prints and couldn’t figure out what else to use them for if I got them (sobs). I ended up buying designed ones in Divisoria, but I would’ve loved these instead. Side-eyeing Typo so hard because I was looking for plain wooden clothespins three months ago. Notice Me Pack of 3 corkboard, chalkboard, and whiteboard set for only P999! DEFINITELY A STEAL. Kind of pricey but they’re the first store I’ve been in that carries these items so it’s worth it. Pillows, iPad cases, pushpins, chalkboards, in-ear earbuds, and more. If I traveled often, these would be purr-fect. The colors of this one are pretty bland though and I want something that will stand out for the price (P799), since it doesn’t seem like the kind to have exceptional sound quality. I thought a pink one with photos of Paris was pretty, but this comic inspired designed headphone above made me consider buying.

I may have spent fifteen minutes in front of the display contemplating buying one. They have some really pretty headphones in store. These Snoopy Headphones look good enough to eat.

I’m just glad I’m not a Snoopy fan, or else I’d go crazy. Paint your Own Snoopy characters! Charlie Brown was on the other side of the display.Īnd even more Snoopy collectibles! Pouches, school supplies, calculators, huge wooden pins, thumbtacks, and even a weekly planner. I find the size for this a little strange, since it’s a bit short for a pencil case – but it’ll be weird to use this as a purse? I guess it’s for odds and ends. There are also Snoopy notebooks, binders, alarm clocks, pencil cases, notepads, pencil holders, water bottles, lights, mugs, coffee jugs, folders and more.īeagles for Sale (P799). The laptop cases are P1299 while the aluminum lunch boxes are P549. I took a lot of Snoopy merchandise pics for my sister, so 1/3 of my post will be Snoopy. I’m so stoked to have an arts and crafts store that’s focused more on crafts/DIY projects nearby ( Deovir is the place to go to if you’re looking for art supplies – there’s a branch at SM North Edsa) – so excited was I that I went there the same night I heard it was open!Ī Snopy display will greet you upon entering. They sell home decor, office supplies, crafting, stationery, gifts, travel, technology supplies with a focus on the quirky, vintage, and unexpected. Opened in 2009 by the Cotton On Group, Typo is a store for people who love all things creative, inspiring, and fun. It’s finally open! The place was under construction for the longest time. But here you really can’t go wrong.Typo Trinoma storefront. The stock you get at places like CNA and Cardies is just plain sad. I always battle to find good greeting cards. Then this was a big draw card for me – their greeting card selection is pure awesome. They’ve got a big variety of canvas prints, which is an easy way to add a bit of interest to any room:Īs well as some crazy cool iPad, netbook & laptop bags and sleeves: They’ve got all kinds of weird & wonderful things to add some quirkiness to your space, whether it’s at the office or home, as well as some fun gifting things for the friend or loved one who appreciates something a little off beat. It’s actually linked to Cotton On – an Australian clothing brand which also opened a store in Canal Walk during December of last year. You’ll find Typo on the lower level, near Edgars, on your left if you’re heading towards Pick ‘n Pay. Mostly only if I need a specific item which I can’t find anywhere else, because being so big, of course one plus is that they do pretty much have anything & everything.īut how could I not plan a visit after such a convincing sales pitch from Leigh? 😉 So off I went. So because of all these reasons, I don’t really go there a lot. They need to take the lead from the V&A on that one. Now Canal Walk is not my favourite place to shop, it’s just sooooo big, and people walk sooooo slowly, the parking is insane (I mean when you have to remember that you’re on the dolphin level for example, that’s scary) and their old school parking pay stations which doesn’t give you change in notes just irritates me. She was like “you are going to absolutely lose your brain, it’s that awesome”… My friend Leigh gave me a tip-off about a new decor & gifting store in Canal Walk.

Typo cotton on