With just three days to go before we celebrate the much-awaited festival of lights, Deepavali preparations are probably in full swing! From getting household chores done and making murukku to buying new utensils and preparing the ancestors’ padayal, there is certainly plenty to do before the big day.
But amidst all the preparations, have you sorted out your Deepavali outfits yet?
If you have a few outfit ideas in mind but are still wondering where to shop, don’t worry! To make your last-minute shopping a little easier, here are seven Indian fashion boutiques and stores you can visit in Kuala Lumpur to find something special for yourself and your loved ones.
Fabindia
If you love outfits that combine simplicity, comfort and traditional craftsmanship, Fabindia is worth a visit. The store offers ethnic wear for both men and women, including kurtas, sarees and salwar suits, alongside handcrafted clothing, accessories and home décor.
Address:
Lot 1-17 (Shop No. 201), First Floor, Opposite Skechers, NU Sentral Mall, 201 Jalan Tun Sambanthan, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur.
Soch
For those who enjoy dressing up in beautiful ethnic wear with a contemporary touch, Soch has plenty to offer. From sarees, salwar suits and kurtas to lehengas, fusion wear and ready-made saree blouses, shoppers can explore different styles for the festive season. The collection also features intricate embroidery and fabrics such as silk, organza, georgette and cotton.
Address:
78, Jalan Tun Sambanthan, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur (next to CIMB Bank).
Maharaja Textiles Brickfields
A Deepavali celebration is never complete without a beautiful traditional saree! Maharaja is a destination to explore if you are looking for the timeless beauty of Kanchipuram silk sarees. Known for their rich colours, intricate zari work and exquisite silk craftsmanship, Kanchipuram sarees carry a heritage that has been cherished across generations. The collection is suitable for weddings, festive occasions and other special celebrations.
Address:
280, Jalan Tun Sambanthan, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur.
Mayasilk
Not everyone prefers buying ready-made outfits, and if you are someone who enjoys choosing your own fabrics and creating a personalised look, Maya Silk is worth checking out. Apart from its selection of fabrics, the store also offers ready-made kurtas and blouses, making it an option for shoppers looking for both materials and ready-to-wear pieces.
Address:
22, Jalan Bunus 6, City Centre, 50100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur.
BIBA
For women and girls who enjoy colourful prints, stylish silhouettes and everyday ethnic fashion, BIBA is another brand to explore. The Indian fashion label offers a variety of traditional and contemporary clothing, making it suitable for different age groups and occasions.
Available outlets:
– 1 Utama Shopping Centre (Ground Floor, Centre Court)
– Brickfields (opposite NU Sentral)
– Klang (Jalan Tengku Kelana)
Harekrishna Brickfields
If you are looking for a place dedicated to Indian traditional fashion, Hare Krishna Textiles is another store to add to your shopping list. The store caters to both retail and wholesale customers, offering Indian traditional wear and accessories.
Address:
G-23, Sentral Suites, 248, Jalan Tun Sambanthan, Kuala Lumpur Sentral, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur.
Paruthie Brickfields
Looking for something traditional but with a fresh and trendy touch? Paruthie offers a variety of Indian ethnic wear options for both men, and also kids. From sarees and kurtis to other boutique-style collections, shoppers can explore different looks for their festive wardrobe.
Address:
Suite Tower 3, G-13 Sentral, 248, Jalan Tun Sambanthan, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur.
Whether you are rushing to find the perfect outfit, looking for matching accessories or even picking up something special for your home, these stores offer plenty of options to explore before the big day.
And let’s be honest, sometimes the hardest part of shopping isn’t finding an outfit but deciding which one to take home! So, gather your family, bring along your shopping buddies and get those last-minute purchases sorted.
Happy shopping and a very Happy Deepavali!
