Making its Malaysian debut, Singaporean glassware specialist SKLO has introduced two collections that explored the finer relationship between design, craftsmanship and the drinking experience.<o:p></o:p>
After all, there is more to enjoying a good drink than simply appreciating what is in the glass. The vessel itself plays an equally important role, influencing everything from the release of aromas to the way flavours unfold on the palate. Yet, for something so integral to the experience, glassware is often given surprisingly little consideration. Singaporean lifestyle brand SKLO set out to change that perception with its Malaysian debut, introducing two collections that approached the art of drinking from distinctly different perspectives.<o:p></o:p>
Presented at an intimate tasting in Kuala Lumpur, the EVOLUTION and LINEAR collections demonstrated how thoughtful design could enhance both the occasional indulgence and everyday ritual. Indeed, for SKLO, founded in 2022, the emphasis has always been on bringing artisanal craftsmanship and practical innovation together. <o:p></o:p>

The more technically ambitious of the two, EVOLUTION challenges the notion that every beverage requires its own specialised glass. Developed over 30 weeks in collaboration with the Sommelier Association of Singapore, the collection seeks to create a more versatile drinking experience without compromising the subtleties that distinguish different beverages. Handblown from lead-free crystal by historic Czech glassmaker Kvetna 1794, EVOLUTION features a carefully proportioned tulip-shaped bowl and an exceptionally fine rim. Beyond its elegant appearance, the design considers how aromas circulated, how flavours were expressed and how the drinking experience can be refined. Its achievements were recognised with a Red Dot Award for Product Design in 2025, a first for Singapore-designed stemware. Available in two sizes, EVOLUTION 125 was intended for red, white and sparkling wines, while EVOLUTION 50 accommodated spirits, sherry and sake, alongside Asian favourites such as baijiu and huangjiu. Both also extended their versatility to coffee and tea.<o:p></o:p>
Taking a more relaxed approach, LINEAR focuses on the everyday pleasures of drinking. Its clean, contemporary silhouette balances elegance with durability, making it suitable for home dining as well as restaurants and hotels. The collection comprises LINEAR N.1 for white wines and Japanese sake, N.2 for reds, and the newly announced N.3, designed specifically for Burgundian wines. <o:p></o:p>
Nevertheless, while each collection serves a different purpose, both share a common philosophy: that good glassware should complement the drink rather than compete with it. With its arrival in Malaysia, SKLO offers a refreshing reminder that appreciating a fine beverage begins long before the first sip.<o:p></o:p>

SKLO makes its Malaysian debut with two thoughtfully designed collections

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SKLO makes its Malaysian debut with two thoughtfully designed collections

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