#leway

As for a backstory I imagine Leway originally was just a mirror that was enchanted so that its masters could use it to illegally move to where they needed to go. But as most magic goes Leway kinda took on a personality of its own and began to dislike the idea of folks going in and out of it without permission and eventually demanded payment. Its refusal to be of service made its masters abandon it and its sat unused for what could be centuries. Hock was a monster put in charge of defending Leway but even when the mirror turned on its masters Hock remained loyal to its charge. 

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1030am - 930pm from Sundays to Thursdays 1030am - 1030pm on Fridays and Saturdays Remains open on public holidays including CNY In 2011, Limited Edt (Queensway) underwent a major facelift and what emerged was a store-in-store concept that featured a skate area within. Themed after a street alleyway, LE Way stocks footwear and apparel from famous skate brands such as Nike SB, Vans, DC, adidas Skateboarding etc. It also stocks skate decks as well as tools. Complete with a deck-building corner for customers to have their decks set-up, LE Way is also proud to have Singapore's very own and globally renowned sneaker customizer Mark Ong aka SBTG work his artistic skills on the walls of the store. A year later in 2012, LE Way made its way into the heart of Singapore's famed shopping district, Orchard Road. In a special first ever collaboration, Vans and LE Way 313 Somerset came together to house a special Vans store-in-store within LE Way's premises which stocks Vans' limited edition and general release merchandise such as footwear, apparel as well as accessories. As with its predecessor, LE Way 313 Somerset also roped in Mark Ong aka SBTG as well as Clock2l to create a 'street' vibe to LE Way's second branch.