The holy month of Ramadan is almost here! While we're learning to adopt the habits of the Prophet, teaching our kids the significance of fasting, and reading Islamic books to improve ourselves, it's also a month of many wonderful highlights such as preparing our best clothes to celebrate the dawn of Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

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Below RM100
1. Kamdar
We won't be able to step into a Kamdar store for the time being, but we can definitely shop for their Raya clothes online. Check out this year's Raya collection that includes kurung Pahang, kurung modern, and songket kebaya for the ladies as well as baju melayu cekak musang for the gents. Besides that, Kamdar also sells fabrics (ranging from jacquard to printed cotton), ready-made curtains, cushion covers, duvets, and more. Shop now: WebsiteFacebook | Instagram
2. Outfit by Izatulhada
You can certainly find good bargains when you browse local online shops, and Outfit by Izatulhada is one of them. While some of the selections are priced above RM100, we managed to find more affordable pieces such as Kurung Iman (RM50), Melvyna Kurung (RM97) and Kurung Luna (RM50) on their Shopee page. Since the selections are limited, we recommend ordering your clothes in advance or browse their Instagram page for better deals. Shop now: ShopeeFacebook | Instagram
3. Delima Exclusive
Seek and you shall find more affordable baju kurung at Delima Exclusive. Similar to the other online stores, they offer a variety of baju Raya in different styles, colours and prices. You can spot good deals easily on their Instagram page such as the Kurung Celina (RM99), Kurung Bella (RM69) and Kebaya Sahora (RM89). Shop now: WebsiteFacebook | Instagram
RM100 - RM150
4. JAKEL
JAKEL may be known for its wide range of fabrics, curtains, and cushion cases, but this homegrown brand also sells ready-to-wear Raya selections for men, women and kids. They also collaborated with celebrities such as actor Aaron Aziz, comedian Nabil Ahmad and actor Awal Ashaari to come up with a line of stylish batik shirts, baju Melayu and more for men. You can also check out the beautiful printed baju kurung where celebrity Scha Alyahya came up with a collection that is decorated with beads and fine detailing. Shop now: WebsiteFacebook | Instagram
5. IMAAN Boutique
Based in Kuala Lumpur, IMAAN Boutique is another store that you should shop for Raya clothes. Primarily focused on Muslimah apparels, this year's Raya collection shines the spotlight on baju kurung and modest dresses that are capped below RM150. You will surely find a piece you love ranging from the floral-printed Bidadari kurung to lace detailed Aifa dress. The online store also sells hijab and other accessories, so you can complete your look in a single purchase. Shop now: WebsiteFacebook | Instagram
6. Butik Ashura
You can shop for a variety of tops, bottoms and modest wears in different designs at Butik Ashura. For Raya exclusive designs, browse the Raya 2020 category to see Azarein V-Shaped Kebarung (RM99), Fazia Kurung Pahang (RM99), and Hanaa Kurung Pahang (RM109). Men can also shop for kurta with cekak musang (RM79.90), kurta with teluk belanga collar (RM79.90) and more on the Ashura Man section. What's great about Butik Ashura is that they sell plus-sized apparels too, ranging from size 50 to 56. #HHWT Tip: If you're looking for printed blouses, they're running a few promotions where the apparels are priced at 2 for RM50, 2 for RM70, and 2 for RM90. Shop now: WebsiteFacebook | Instagram
7. Wardatul Baydha
You can find a huge selection of printed and pastel modest wears at Wardatul Baydha. If you're looking for affordable options, check out the Sales category for Juwita Kebaya (RM129), Raflessia Poket Kurung (RM119), and Anastasia Kurung (RM149). For menswear, there's a variety of short sleeve and long sleeve shirts to keep you looking sleek this Raya. Shop now: WebsiteFacebook | Instagram
Above RM150
8. POPLOOK

9. ZALORA

10. FashionValet

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