Is the Béis Weekender in Atlas Pink actually worth the effort of shipping it all the way to Singapore?

Why I keep seeing the Atlas Pink Weekender everywhere

I was scrolling through my social feeds recently and noticed that every traveler in my circle is suddenly obsessed with Béis. Specifically, the Weekender bag in the new Atlas Pink edition has become a massive trend. While we see plenty of travel gear in Singapore, there is something about this specific shade of pink that feels different. It is bright but sophisticated, and the functionality of the bag with its separate bottom compartment for shoes is honestly quite clever.

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My friends in Australia mentioned it was going viral on their side of the world too. Because Béis has such a strong presence in North America, those of us in Singapore often feel left out when these limited edition drops happen. I wanted to see if the bag lived up to the noise or if we are all just falling for great marketing in 2026.

Why we have to shop US stores for these colors

One of the most frustrating things I realized is that the most exciting colorways like Atlas Pink and Maple are often exclusive to the North American market. If you try to find these at local retailers or even on some regional sites, they are nowhere to be found. This means if I want that specific aesthetic, I have to shop us store directly.

We often face this issue in Singapore where the stock we get is limited to the standard black or beige. To get the viral stuff, we have to look toward the US. I decided to check how difficult it would be to get one sent to my door using an international shipping service.

My shipping estimates for Singapore travelers

Before I committed to the purchase, I needed to know the logistics. Shipping a bag isn't like shipping a t-shirt. Based on my research for the Béis The Weekender (Atlas Pink Edition), here are the numbers I used to estimate shipping cost to Singapore.

Since this is a fabric bag, it doesn't weigh a ton, but the box it comes in is quite large to prevent the bag from being crushed. This is where you have to be careful with international shipping rates because the size of the box matters as much as the weight.

The volumetric weight warning for large bags

I want to highlight something I learned the hard way. Even though the bag is relatively light, it is bulky. Most carriers will charge you based on volumetric weight if the box is large. My advice is to check if your freight forwarder offers repacking services. Sometimes they can put the bag in a slightly smaller box or a polymailers if it is soft-sided, which can save us a lot of money on the final bill.

How I used a freight forwarder to get mine

Since the US Béis site doesn't always make it easy to ship directly to Singapore at a reasonable price, I used a tax-free us address. This allowed me to buy the bag from the US store just like a local would. I had it sent to the warehouse in Oregon first, which meant I didn't have to pay any US sales tax on the initial purchase.

From there, I could manage the shipment to my house in Singapore. I checked the FAQ on the forwarder's site to make sure I understood their consolidation process. It turned out to be much simpler than I expected. If you are worried about the process, you might also like to check our guide on how to shop us ship international for more tips on overseas shopping.

What I found out about GST and import duties

We can't talk about shopping from the US without mentioning the Singapore customs situation. As of 2026, we still have to be mindful of GST/VAT on imported goods. Since the Béis Weekender is a premium item, the price usually exceeds the low-value threshold, meaning you should be prepared to pay the prevailing GST rate when it arrives in Singapore.

I always recommend adding about 9 percent to your total cost (product plus shipping) to get a realistic idea of the final price. Knowing about import duties beforehand prevents any nasty surprises when the courier calls you for payment. In my experience, the Atlas Pink edition is so unique that even with the extra tax, it still feels like a better deal than buying a boring bag locally for a similar price.

If you have more questions about specific items, the help center is a great place to see what else you can or cannot ship to Singapore. For me, the Weekender was a successful haul that I know I will be using for all my staycations this year.