Baju kurung family sets for Hari Raya Puasa 2025
Festive occasions like Hari Raya are the time of the year when we get to go all out with wacky group pictures and swaggy outfits. With the celebrations around the corner, we’ve curated a list of online stores selling matching baju kurung sets, so the entire family can pass the fit check during visiting.
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Why do families wear matching outfits for Hari Raya Puasa?
Where and how this practice started is not clear, but you have to admit that nothing screams togetherness and unity like marching out all together in clothes made from the exact same material.
Some sources say that it stems from families in the past saving costs and making outfits for everyone, and even the curtains in the house, from a single bolt of cloth. Others claim it was a means for well-to-do families to demonstrate their wealth – where others made do with hand-me-downs, they had the means to buy the same new outfits for everyone in the family.
Regardless, this practice puts a cute new spin on “cut from the same cloth”, with the added bonus that you have an easier task of identifying which family group a lesser-known relative belongs to this Hari Raya Puasa.
How to wear baju kurung?
In Malaysia, baju kurung is the ethnic Malay dress that females wear, while men don baju melayu; in Singapore, there is no distinction – they’re all broadly categorised as baju kurung. It’s said to have originated in Indonesia, with the term translated as ‘concealing dress’.
The female version typically sees a loose-fitting blouse with long sleeves, paired with a wraparound skirt known as a sarong. Traditionally, these are not meant to be tight-fitting, as the female form should be concealed. The outfit is completed with a tudung, or headscarf, though this is optional.
As for the men, the outfit consists of a shirt with pants, with a short sarong known as kain samping that you can wear over or under the top – these are respectively known as the teluk belanga and cekak musang styles. During formal occasions such as celebrations and prayers, Malay men will have to don their songkok, which is a cone-shaped hat usually made of black cotton, felt, or velvet.
1. Batique
Pretty batik prints from Java
Image credit: @batique_sg via Instagram
Originating from Java, Batique is known for its gorgeous batik prints. They’ve got a variety of outfits with all sorts of floral and patterned prints in T-shirts, children’s kebayas, and family baju kurung sets.
They’re currently having a clearance sale, where a kebaya and kurung set is going for only $29, and a kurta set is priced at $25. Classic batik shirts are going for $15, if you’d like something more casual. Help them go out with a bang by participating in their last-ever sale.
Shop Batique’s clearance sale.
2. Adrianna Yariqa
Wide variety of designs
Image credit: @adriannayariqa via Instagram
The great thing about matching outfits is that everyone looks coordinated – but if you don’t want to look too much like a walking copy-and-paste of the rest of your fam, try Adrianna Yariqa. Their family sets come in a myriad of different cuts and designs so everyone can rock their own style while keeping the group outfit cohesive.
Plus, their outfit sets are pretty affordable for the whole family. Kids’ sets are priced from $59, and adults’ sets are from $109. There is also a physical store in Bugis and booths set up at Geylang Serai, so you can head down to try out the fits IRL.
Date: Now till 25th March 2025
Address: Wisma Anjung, Kampong Gemilang Bazaar
Opening hours: From 12pm, Daily
Shop Adrianna Yariqa’s designs.
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3. Loveaisyah
Feel like royalty with their lacy & regal designs
Image credit: @loveaisyahteam via Instagram
Loveaisyah is perfect for the girlies who want to feel like a princess for Raya this year. Their designs feature a fitted silhouette and flared skirt with ballgown vibes. Paired with detailed lace and embroidery, you’ll look like you’ve stepped right out of a fairytale. From $119, these princessy pieces are also made from a comfortable, stretchy fabric – perfect for hiding that food baby from all the feasting you’ll be doing.
Online, they offer free delivery for orders over $60. But if you’re the kiasu type and need to try it on in person, they currently have a booth at Kampong Gemilang Bazaar. Head down to booth 26 from now until 25th March 2025 to try on their pieces.
Date: Now till 25th March 2025
Address: Booth 26, Kampong Gemilang Bazaar
Opening hours: 5pm-11pm, Daily
Shop the Loveaisyah collection.
4. Ilhan Creations
Vibrant designs made to order in limited quantities
Image credit: @ilhan.creations via Instagram
Ilhan Creations may not have the largest variety, but they’ve been experiencing a surge in popularity thanks to their family baju kurung sets with colourful prints; they’re also available in limited quantities. On average, a kid’s set costs around $59, and an adult set costs around $109. For those on a budget, scroll through their clearance sale section, where selected designs are going for up to 60% off.
They have set up a physical store – at the Geylang Serai Bazaar, where you can try on their pieces before you decide. If you’re ordering their clothes online, it can take up to 5 working days for you to receive them.
Date: Now till 31st March
Address: Stall 336/337, Geylang Serai Bazaar
Opening hours: 10am-12am, Daily
Shop Ilhan Creations.
5. Simply Rays
Modernised Raya outfits
Image credit: @simplyrays via Instagram
Dressing up for celebrations like Hari Raya is fun. But the number of times we wear traditional clothes in a year can be counted on one hand. Unless you purchase your baju raya from Simply Rays, which incorporates modernity into traditional wear with its effortlessly simple and flowy silhouettes. Simply put, these are pieces you can re-wear any time of the year, for any occasion.
With prices starting at $79 for kids and $149 for adults, their items might be on the pricier side. The style, cutting and versatile colours, however, make it worth it as you’re not just paying for a one-time outfit – you’re getting a fit that works for other formal occasions too, minus the awkwardly overdressed vibes.
If you’d like to try their pieces in person, drop by their physical store to find the perfect fit.
Shop Simply Rays.
6. Katt & Co.
Comfortable essentials for the family
Image credit: @thekattandco via Instagram
If comfort is your number one priority when it comes to picking your OOTDs, look no further than Katt & Co. Their designs are all specially tailored with comfort in mind, featuring loose, comfortable cuts that still exude style. The collection is not huge, but it has styles to suit everyone in the family.
This year’s Raya collection showcases 5 different styles carefully crafted for comfort, so rest assured you won’t have to deal with any itchy fabrics, annoying tags or stuffy outfits.
Katt & Co has something for both parents and kids, with children’s sets starting from $59 and adults’ sets at $119. Plus, shipping is free for orders above $80 on their website.
Shop Katt & Co.
7. Natalie La Bella
Glamorous baju kurung for all the ladies in the fam
Image credit: Natalie La Bella
Gather the ladies in the family and take a moment to scroll through Natalie La Bella’s Hari Raya collection to stand out this festive season. Pieces like the Rosetta Lacey Kurung and Amelia Tie Kurung set will have all your sisters and mommas serving major kween energy, thanks to their intricate lace details. They’ve even got your mini-me’s covered, with kids’ kurung options going for $69.
For the ladies, these gorgeous pieces are priced from $99, and they aren’t just a pretty sight. They’re also made from quality fabrics like satin, silk and cotton so you stay cool and comfy, even on those long Raya visiting marathons.
Shop Natalie La Bella.
8. The Thawb Store
Collections with unique themes
Image credit: @thethawbstore via Instagram
Modern and clean seems to be the motto at The Thawb Store. Their latest Padi Collection is a line inspired by rice paddy fields, incorporating earthy tones and texture as a callback to the importance of rice in food, culture and social bonds.
And yes, parents and children can look forward to being all matchy-matchy with each other. Prices for this collection start from $89, which is great news because the brand offers free shipping for orders over $79 – only for shoppers in Singapore and Malaysia.
Shop The Thawb’s Store’s Padi Collection.
9. POKOKS
Bajus for babies
Image credit: @pokoks.kids via Instagram
Based in Malaysia, POKOKS has enough sizes and outfits to ensure everyone will have a baju that fits the family’s theme for the year. And we do mean everyone, from your nenek to 3-month-old babies.
Get a full set of raya clothes for your little ones from RM79 (~S$24), or treat yourself to one from RM120 (~S$40). There’s plenty to choose from, including collared shirts and kurtas for men, and pesak kurung and kedah tops for women.
Also, free express shipping is thrown in when you spend more than RM400 (~S$120).
Shop outfits from POKOKS.
10. KENIT
For last-minute shopping
Image credit: @kenitkid via Instagram
For stylish attire, KENIT has bajus that are embellished with beautiful embroidery. The men’s range has understated designs such as checks and stripes. KENIT uses cotton for their garments, so they’re comfortable to wear for long hours in Singapore’s heat.
If you’re worried about your outfits not arriving on time or need to do some last-minute shopping, KENIT offers express shipping to Singapore upon request. Just make sure to place your order before 3pm and your package will arrive at your doorstep the next working day.
Check out KENIT’s collections.
11. Poplook
Mother-daughter matching floral designs
Image credit: @poplook via Instagram
Whether you like embroidery, bright prints, florals, or simply solid colours, check out Poplook. This Malaysia-based fashion brand focuses on female apparel, offering baju kurungs for girls as young as 1, so even your little one can match your style.
Their massive collection has something for everyone, with plenty of styles and vibes to match any taste. Kids’ sets begin from $56, while adults’ sets start from $86 – definitely on the more affordable side of things.
But don’t worry, they don’t skimp on quality. You’ll find nursing-friendly blouses for mummies, as well as scarves and even footwear to complete your look. So if you’re planning a trip to Malaysia, you can check out their stores in JB or KL, with the nearest one located in AEON Mall Tebrau in JB.
Shop POPLOOK’s pieces.
12. Elda Store
Eco-conscious & made in limited quantities
Image credit: @eldastore via Instagram
Local clothier Elda Store prides itself on its specially curated fabrics and limited makes – to do its part in reducing fashion waste. You’ll find neutral, minimalist designs here, crafted with lightweight fabrics such as organza and crepe, so you’ll be comfortable even in the worst of Singapore’s heat. Prices start from $129 for a full set from their 2025 collection. Spend a minimum of $80 for free domestic shipping, and your package should reach you within 5 days.
Shop Elda Store’s 2025 collection.
13. Anaabu
Earthy, neutral outfits with minimalist styles
Image credit: Anaabu
Independent Malaysian label Anaabu is the clothing store you should check out if you’re into minimalist, androgynous fashion made in earthy, neutral tones. Their 2025 Raya collection is called Kongsi Masa, which means to share time, or sharing time.
With relaxed, boxy silhouettes and complementary pieces that reflect the theme of unity, this collection nails the effortless style. They’re stocked across the Causeway in Johor Bahru and KL, but you can also shop online, with deliveries arriving in under a week.
Shop Anaabu’s Kongsi Masa collection.
14. Larney
Traditional to a T
Image credit: @larneyofficial via Instagram
Step back in time and embrace tradition with Larney, where you’ll get to adorn yourself in old-timey silhouettes and patterns that take you to an earlier era. Modelled after clothes worn by Malaysian royalty, you’ll be the belle of the ball with dramatic gowns that are priced from RM430 (~S$130). If you want to celebrate Raya in all its glittery, glamorous and colourful glory, Larney ships to Singapore at an additional RM58 (~S$18).
Shop Larney.
Get ready for Hari Raya 2025 with these matching baju kurung sets
Take those mandatory annual family pictures to the next level with these matching family baju kurung sets, in modern and traditional styles. Other than showing off that family unity, you’ll also be able to get some swell OOTDs to remember the occasion with.
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Cover image adapted from: @loveaisyahteam & @simplyrays via Instagram
This article was first published on 29th April 2021. Last updated by Khalisah Zulkarnain on 10th March 2025.