Can you imagine a sewing machine changing the landscape of a nation’s commerce? Right here, at this Singer store in Kuala Lumpur, that’s precisely what happened. Singer’s story in Malaysia began in 1906, a time when sewing machines were revolutionary. The Singer Sewing Machine Company of USA opened its first branch here, introducing the “Singer” brand to Malaysia. Singer quickly became a household name, trusted for generations for its reliable sewing machines. The company offered machines for both home and industrial use, fueling a surge in local production and entrepreneurship. Singer wasn’t just selling machines; they were selling opportunity. In 1985, Berjaya Corporation Berhad Group acquired a stake in Singer, eventually taking full control in 1989. This marked a pivotal moment. Singer expanded beyond sewing machines, diversifying its offerings to include a wide range of household appliances. This Singer store exemplifies that transformation. What started with the hum of sewing machines now showcases everything from kitchen appliances to electronics. Singer revolutionized consumer purchasing with its Easy Payment Scheme, a pioneering move that allowed customers to buy now and pay later. This made household goods accessible to more people, further solidifying Singer’s role in shaping Malaysian homes. Singer’s impact extends beyond the walls of its stores. With over 300 shops nationwide, a network of sales associates, and independent merchants, Singer has woven itself into the fabric of Malaysian communities. Here at this Singer store, you’re not just browsing appliances. You’re witnessing a legacy of innovation, entrepreneurship, and a commitment to making “a house a home”.
Terminal Skypark
Remember that time before KLIA? Before the buzz of KLIA2? Before budget airlines ruled the skies? Then Subang Skypark Terminal