In Case You Missed It, You Can Finally Shop MUJI Online
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The year 2020 has been a huge adjustment period for those in Manila whose lifestyles mainly revolved around activities outside the home like dining out, taking trips out of town, and shopping. In case you're keeping tabs on which of your favorite stores you can shop online, here's a website you'll want to bookmark, stat: Store Specialists, Inc. (a.k.a. The SSI Group) has launched an online shopping platform called Trunc and it's where you can shop popular brands under the group including a popular favorite MUJI!
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Trunc is a treasure trove of an online destination for any shopaholic out there. The site houses finds of all kinds from clothing to home essentials to beauty products and more. Aside from MUJI, Trunc is where you can shop well-known brands like Lush, Lacoste, Tommy Hilfiger, Kate Spade, Tory Burch, Calvin Klein Jeans, Michael Kors, and more. All you have to do is log on to Trunc's website, start browsing, and add the products you're eyeing to your cart. From there, just check out and wait for your purchases to be delivered to your doorstep!
The site went live last, Friday, November 6. Note that deliveries can take anywhere from three to 15 days to arrive.Â
For more information, log on to Trunc's Facebook page.
Check out some of the Japanese store's best-selling products in Manila to help you decide what to shop:
Handheld Shredder (P695)
Hard Carry Case Trolley (P7,950/19L, P8,950/35L, P11,500/62L, P14,500/87L, P16,500/104L)
Walk Support Water Repellent Sneakers (P1,650)
Good Fit Right Angle Socks (P195)
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This story originally appeared on Spot.ph.
* Minor edits have been made by the Realliving.com.ph editors.
