Atelier Fitton’s Raya Collection 2018 marks English-born Malaysia-based menswear designer Joshua Fitton’s first attempt at traditional-wear for men and women.

If you’re not a fan of loud, bright colours, you might be right at home with the earthy greys, charcoal blacks and deep reds in this stunning collection. 

Bollywood meets Hari Raya with Rizalman’s 2018 RizalMen collection. The baju Melayu, sampin, blouses, jubahs and sandals in this collection were inspired by ancient Rajasthani art in India’s Jaipur.   

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Comfortable, sophisticated and classy – all traits of renowned designer Jovian Mandagie’s handiwork. His latest Raya 2018 collection features rich, exciting shades coupled with exquisite patterns on detailed sampin. Find out more about the collection here.  

The cheery prints and colours in Gene Martino’s Raya Sedondon 2018 line are easily replicated across different outfits and sizes in this family-friendly ‘sedondon’ collection. Browse through these colourful options here.  

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Finding the right Raya outfits for the little gents is now a whole lot easier with Kecheek (from the word ‘Kecik’), a label devoted excusively to tots and little boys. The oh-so-adorabe baju Melayu combos in the Kecheek Rhu 2018 collection burst with lively colours and durable, comfy materials that kids will love. Click here for more information.   

What started out as a glamorous take on modest women’s fashion has rapidly expanded into menswear lines as well: the Zalia Homme collection adds hints of decadence and glamour to the traditional baju Melayu with lace details, floral jacquard patterns below the neckline and lots more. Shop for your ideal Raya look here.

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Find your fill of light and easy-going Kurta tops for a more casual look that’s effortlessly sleek. Options come in cool greys to creams as well as yellow, charcoal, dark blue, and other neutral shades. Click here to see the full collection.  

Kulet’s Arman Sandal was the brand’s first design for men. Designed and made in Malaysia, these synthetic leather sandals feature wide straps and are available in either Sage or brown colours. More details on these sandals can be found here.  

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For quirky Raya-themed clothing that’s not at all traditional, there’s always Pestle & Mortar’s Raya Capsule collection. From light-hearted tributes to the famous Yusuf Taiyoob radio ads to T-shirts with ‘sampin’ pockets, wear these all year-round or whip them out closer to Raya (they're bound to put a smile on several faces).    

Versatile and steeped in Malaysia’s Nusantara culture is Kedai Bikin’s Aneka-Reka Raya capsule collection. This unique collection features batik clothing and household items designed and handmade by 3 local batik artisans. One stand-out product in the collection is this vibrant 2-metre-long Batik Tektura print which works well as a sampin – and it comes in several different colours. More information on pricing and colours is available here. 

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