Where to buy Baju Raya in JB
Just as we were done with Chinese New Year’s boisterous lion dance performances and rousing lou heis, Hari Raya is just around the corner. But apart from eating your fill and stocking up on snacks at Ramadan bazaars in Singapore, you’ll want to make sure you’re all glammed up for the upcoming house visits.
As such, hit up these stores and boutiques across the causeway for a makeover. From affordable, yet beautiful pieces to festive ensembles for cohesive family pictures, here are some of the best spots to buy baju raya in JB for Hari Raya.
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1. Dreamyza Premier
Highly-rated boutique with contemporary yet modest designs
One of the most well-known spots to shop for Baju Raya is Dreamyza Premier, which boasts an impressive 5-star rating on Google Maps with over 2,600 reviews.
Image credit: Butik Dreamyza BBU Johor Bahru via Google Maps
Take a look at their kurungs, jubahs, long tops, and hijabs; you’ll notice that their apparel features a unique cut and is loose at the waist and hips to ensure maximum comfort when you’re out and about. Moreover, their sleeves and tops are purposefully elongated to give off a slimming effect when worn.
Image adapted from: Dreamyza Premier via Facebook
As for Dreamyza Premier’s Serenity In Bloom Raya 2026 collection, they’ve got elaborately-crafted kurungs (from RM209, ~S$67.86) which feature delicate embroidery and refined floral prints for a dainty look this Aidilfitri.
For shoppers on a budget, the store has an ongoing sale too, which sees outfits for both guys and girls drop to as low as RM49 (~S$15.91); plus, they’re able to ship purchases on their website to Singapore too, from just RM13 (~S$4.22).
Distance from checkpoint: 15-minute drive
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2. CalaQisya Johor Bahru
Colourful festive pieces with intricate motifs
Image credit: CalaQisya
Another shop that receives raving reviews whenever the festive season comes round is CalaQisya. Having started as an online blogshop opened by 3 sisters, the homegrown brand now has a couple of outlets across Peninsular Malaysia, so they must be doing something right.
Image credit: CalaQisya
Their Cala Raya 2026 collection boasts options for both men and women, with prices for their pieces floating around S$120 and S$95, respectively. Although they’re a tad more pricey, CalaQisya’s festive range of clothes makes up for it in terms of craftsmanship and comfort; in particular, their womenswear offerings sport intricate embroidery, lace details, and even shoulderpads for a structured look.
If you can’t make the trip down to their physical store in Bandar Baru Uda, you can also shop their collection online via the CalaQisya website. Shipping to Singapore starts from RM32 (~S$10.34), and you can get free shipping on orders above RM500 (~S$161.61).
Distance from checkpoint: 16-minute drive
3. Jakel Johor Bahru
Choose your preferred fabrics to turn into custom outfits
Image credit: Johor Real Estate Jual via Flickr
Should you wish to turn up to family gatherings with a getup that’s uniquely yours, look no further than Jakel Johor Bahru. It’s a massive textile store not too far from the customs that not only deals in all sorts of pretty fabrics, but also sells ready-to-wear garments if you’re not super picky on your fit, which start from RM89 (~S$28.77).
But for those with time to spare, you can employ their services to get a custom-made baju kurung or melayu. Simply approach their staff, and they’ll guide you throughout the entire process, from choosing your preferred fabrics to getting your measurements.
Image credit: Zaim Halimi via Google Maps
You’ll have to enquire with the store to get an exact quote, but based on past customers’ experience, a custom outfit here will set you back anywhere from RM250 to RM450 (~S$80.81-S$145.45), depending on the materials used and design complexity.
It’ll take around 3 to 7 days for the tailors to work their magic, after which you can head back to collect the finished garment, or enquire with their staff to make arrangements to ship it to your doorstep back in Singapore.
Distance from checkpoint: 14-minute drive
4. Mis Claire JB Damansara Aliff
Inclusive size run that fits shoppers from S to 7XL
Image credit: Siti Hafidzah Majed via Google Maps
Over at Taman Damansara Aliff, Mis Claire has been the go-to shop for plus-sized shoppers looking to get glammed up for Hari Raya. Known for its excellent customer service and pleasant shopping experience, the brand is also praised for its inclusive size run that ranges from S, all the way up to 7XL.
Image credit: Mis Claire
As for their festive range, their latest Raya 2026 collection features a slew of kebaya, kebarung, and kurung sets (from RM188,~S$60.77), all with flattering cuts so customers of all body types can flaunt their stuff once the relatives pour in. For the dudes, they’ve got baju melayu sets (RM188,~S$60.77) as well as kurta tops (RM88, ~S$28.44), with size runs that stretch till 5XL.
Distance from checkpoint: 16-minute drive
5. WANZAR Johor Bahru
Multiple Raya collections with a wide range of styles
Image credit: Shah Hisyam Harun via Google Maps
For the most pickiest of shoppers, make a beeline for WANZAR Johor Bahru. While other stores have a sole collection dedicated to festive pieces, they’ve got a whopping 5 to choose from, so there’s bound to be something that catches your eye.
Image credit: WANZAR
Whether you prefer to turn heads with the sleek looks of their Glam Raya 2026 collection or don the eye-catching ornamental patterns of Nostalgia Raya 2026, you just might be tempted to cart out a whole new wardrobe for the festivities ahead. Prices start at RM239 (~S$77.25) for their lovely baju kurungs, while minimalistic baju melayu sets cost RM219 (~S$70.79). They’ve also got options for the little ones too, which will set you back around RM169 (~S$54.62).
Distance from checkpoint: 17-minute drive
6. Songket Dunia Johor Bahru
Specialises in traditional pieces made from handwoven songket fabric
Image adapted from: BUTIK SONGKET DUNIA @ Johor Bahru via Google Maps
To appease the older folks at your house visits this Raya season, going for a more traditional look might be your best bet, and Songket Dunia Johor Bahru has got you covered. The chain boutique specialises in the art of songket, which is a type of handwoven fabric where gold or silver threads are meticulously woven between cotton or silk-based threads.
Image adapted from: Songket Dunia
The result is a fabric that shimmers with shiny motifs and patterns, so you can place your faith in the craftsmen at Songket Dunia when it comes to picking out stunning festive attire. Have a gander at their Kuring Songket (RM149, ~S$48.16) and Sampin Songket (from RM109, ~S$35.23) collections.
Image adapted from: Songket Dunia
The former is perfect for ladies who want to shine with a silver or golden gleam while looking modest, and the latter is just the thing for lads searching for an ornate finishing touch to their get-up. The store also sells matching Sejiwhat Couple Sets for a cohesive look; these cost RM499 (~S$161.29), and comprise a full Baju Melayu Cekak Musang for him and a Kurung Kebaya set for her.
Distance from checkpoint: 10-minute drive
7. Bayu Somerset Parkson Paradigm Mall
Conveniently-located store with minimalist designs
Image credit: Paradigm Mall Johor Bahru JB via Google Maps
If you’re hitting up Paradigm Mall on the weekends for a shopping spree, consider swinging by Bayu Somerset to pick up some Hari Raya threads. It’s conveniently located within the mall, which is about a 15-minute drive from the customs, so you can easily pop by once you’re done with your grocery runs.
Image credit: @bayusomerset via Instagram
Their #somerSYOKraya26 collection is pretty extensive, with kurungs (from S$42), kebayas (from S$42), and kebarungs (from S$68) all available in a kaleidoscope of colours. While their options for men are limited, they’ve still got button-ups ($55) bearing batik motifs for a more casual, dressed-down look.
By the way, you can also shop their collection via the Bayu Somerset website, and shipping to Singapore starts from just RM25 (S$8.08).
Distance from checkpoint: 15-minute drive
Get ready for the festive season at these baju raya shops in JB
In case you need a reminder, we’ve got a little less than 3 weeks before Hari Raya hits, so if you’d rather not contend with the crowds, you ought to do your festive shopping ASAP. Heading to JB also might be the best play here, especially if you’re shopping on a budget; plus, you’ve got an extra reason to drop by a Ramadan bazaar or 2 to feast to your heart’s content.
For more things to do in JB during your day trips across the border:
- Complete guide to 12 neighbourhoods in JB
- Amigos Horse Riding in JB
- Bazaar Ramadan Plaza Angsana in JB
Cover image adapted from: Jakeltextile via Facebook, Songket Dunia, Mis Claire