Best online shops in Singapore for traditional Indian clothes
We love any festive occasion that calls for an opportunity to buy new clothes. With Deepavali, getting a new outfit is tradition, and it also symbolises new beginnings and welcomes positivity into your life.
To keep yourself well-protected with good vibes only, here are the best online shops in Singapore to buy traditional Indian clothes like sarees and Punjabi Suits you can check out instead of scouring around Haniffa and Tekka Centre.
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Where to buy traditional Indian clothes online in Singapore
From inclusive plus-sizing to handcrafted silk sarees, here’s where to shop for Indian wear in Singapore to put together a full outfit for Deepavali.
1. Studio J by Jinders
Best Indian clothing store in Singapore for plus–size clothing
Kurti blouse (left) and Anarkali dress (right).
Image adapted from: Studio J by Jinders
When it comes to plus-size clothing, there always seems to be a compromise. If it’s cute, it’s too small, and if it actually fits, it’s not cute. Studio J by Jinders is an online boutique that specialises in inclusive sizing so everyone can look fashionable and feel comfortable in their clothes this Deepavali.
You’ll find sizes that run up to 5XL for their stylish Kurti blouses (from $20/piece), modern Kurtas (from $38/piece), and stunning Anarkali dresses (from $38/piece). While some items are only tops, the website also offers styling tips, such as pairing with certain coloured pants and matching footwear.
Order Kurtis, Kurtas, and Anarkalis from Studio J by Jinders.
2. Nimbu
Sustainable Indian wear in Singapore for kids
Kids grow up so fast. One minute they’re 6 months old, then in the blink of an eye, they’re wearing clothes big enough for a 6-year-old. At Nimbu, you can exchange pre-loved, good-condition Nimbu apparel for store credit. This not only saves you money in the long run, but it’s a sustainable practice with outfits your young ones have outgrown.
Image credit: Nimbu
This online Indian clothing store in Singapore also offers a wide selection of Kurta Dhotis (from $48/set) for boys, and Lehenga Skirt sets (from $68/set) and Kurti with Pants sets (from $48/set) for girls. There are even adult sizes for parents who want to twin with their mini-mes. Plus, the outfits are made of pure, breathable cotton, so kids can comfortably run and play in them.
Order Kurta Dhotis and Lehenga sets for your kids from Nimbu.
3. Pottu Kara Maami
Intricate beading & embroidery on sarees
Image credit: @resan_photography via Instagram
There’s nothing basic about the sarees available at Pottu Kara Maami. They’re one of the best saree shops in Singapore that offers beautiful silk sarees (from $169) are embellished with beads and embroidery. The end results are motifs of trees and flowers that subtly pop from the fabric. With its fine detailing, these are sarees that deserve to be worn even after Deepavali has come and gone, like to a wedding or a gala.
Order silk sarees from Pottu Kara Maami.
4. Mahaniya Co
Modern sarees that sell out fast
Stunning barely begins to describe the sarees that can be found at Mahniya Co., an online boutique based right across the border from us. Their sarees (from RM135/set, ~S$41.25) often pair contrasting colours together, and sometimes come ornamented with pom poms and bells.
Image credit: @my_goddessglow via Instagram
Needless to say, these whimsical pieces sell out fast, and you’ll need to play “fastest fingers first” to get a hold of a set. If you don’t want to miss out, we recommend following their Instagram page to know when the next collection gets released.
Order sarees from Mahaniya Co.
5. Nalli Silks
Handwoven Kanchipuram sarees for different occasions
Nalli Silks might be a familiar name to many, as it has stores all over the world in 7 different countries, including 2 in Singapore. They’re known for their handwoven sarees that come in a variety of fabrics such as silk, chiffon, and linen.
Image credit: @nallisilksarees via Instagram
You can shop online for sarees on the Nalli Silks website. They have a wide range, like traditional Kanchipuram sarees (from ₹6,759/set, ~S$98) that are usually worn on special occasions like weddings and sarees for festive occasions, including Pongal and Onam. The best part? They offer free worldwide shipping.
Order Kanchipuram sarees from Nalli Silks.
6. Ekana Label
Maternity-friendly attire
Expecting mummies won’t have to sit out of treating themselves to new threads for Deepavali when there’s Ekana Label. Instead of having to struggle with wrapping a saree around your heavily pregnant belly or squeezing into a Punjabi suit, they have modest maternity dresses (from $27.45/piece) you can slip on easily. They’re made of the same hand-printed Kalamkari cotton often used for sarees.
Image credit: Ekana Label
They sell a wide variety of traditional sarees too. You can choose from collections, such as the Kaala Chitra collection (from $36.10), from fabrics, including linen and different silks, and from the art, such as floral or Ikkat sarees.
Order maternity dresses from Ekana Label.
7. Kamakshi
Best saree shop in Singapore for handloom cotton sarees
Image credit: Kamakshi
Some sarees can be really expensive because of the use of silk. At Kamakshi, you can order an affordable cotton saree from $35/piece. While the sarees are made from cotton, they still use traditional handloom techniques to craft the sarees, and some also feature hand-painted motifs. They are currently having an ongoing Deepavali sale until 31st October 2025.
Order handloom cotton sarees from Kamakshi.
8. Mrithun’s Clothing
Best Indian clothing shop in Singapore for modern outfits
Image adapted from: Mrithun’s Clothing
If you’re looking for something different, check out what Mrithun’s Clothing has to offer. Unlike many traditional Indian outfits, you’ll realise that many items look modern and chic. While this Indian clothing shop in Singapore retains the essence of traditionality in their outfits, each piece from their fusion sets (from $35) has different and unique silhouettes. Any set from them will definitely get heads turning during Deepavali.
Order a fusion set from Mrithun’s Clothing.
9. Yajnaseni
Best Indian clothing store in Singapore for accessories
Image credit: @srisaktixo via Instagram
While Yajnaseni sells sarees (from RM166.99/piece, ~S$51), they also have a bunch of accessories that can easily elevate outfits for any occasion. From choker sets with earrings (from RM60.12, ~S$18.36) to hip chains (from RM66.79, ~S$20.39) and bangles (from RM26.72, ~S$8.16), these jewellery items are as important as the saree you choose to wear during Deepavali.
Order accessories with your saree from Yajnaseni.
10. Khinkhwab
Handcrafted Banarasi silk sarees from Varanasi
Image credit: Khinkwab
Staying true to tradition and authenticity, Khinkhwab showcases the many traditional weaves done by their local Varanasi weavers. In their saree collection, you can choose from 6 different weaves. One weave is in the Banarasi Patola Sarees (from $291), which features flowers in geometric patterns. It’s crafted through a meenakari cutwork technique that adds coloured threads to highlight its pattern.
Order Banarasi silk sarees from Khinkhwab.
(Closed) Purple Tulsi
Image adapted from: Purple Tulsi
Purple Tulsi has been closed since 2024.
(Closed) RUMA’S Collection
Image adapted from: RUMA’S Collection
RUMA’s Collection unfortunately closed in July 2025.
Get your Deepavali outfits at these online Indian clothing shops in Singapore
For a celebration called the Festival of Lights, it goes without saying that it’s almost a must to also look lit. And with such convenient shopping options at these online Indian clothing shops in Singapore, there’ll be more time to spend on the important things, like spending time with family and friends.
Learn more about celebrating Deepavali in Singapore:
Cover image adapted from: @my_goddessglow, @nallisilksarees via Instagram, Nimbu
Originally published on 20th October 2021. Last updated by Nathan Koh on 25th September 2025.