Celebrating Hari Raya with the fam? Here's where you can pick up baju raya for the whole family, including kids' baju kurung and baju melayu!
One thing we absolutely love about Singapore is its multiculturalism. That means we get to enjoy good food, exciting events, colourful decorations and home visits most of the year. And we’re so stoked for the 2026 Hari Raya Aidilfitri aka Eid celebrations! A great tip to remember? Keep bottoms covered with the hemline below the knee, and avoid revealing necklines. Lucky for you, we’ve found some of the cutest Hari Raya fashion for kids – from kids’ baju kurung to other traditional wear like kebaya and baju melayu. First up, we go through the basics!
What is ‘baju raya’?
‘Baju raya’ is the general and most common term when referring to clothes for Hari Raya – it’s literal translation is “Raya clothes”.
Different types of traditional outfits: Baju kurung, baju Melayu, kebaya and other ethnic wear
Baju kurung
Baju kurung is a two-piece outfit worn by women and girls during Hari Raya. It’s often loose fitting, and consists of a blouse and long skirt. There are many types of baju kurung, with styles originating from many different parts of Singapore and Malaysia – baju kurong telok belanga, baju kurung Kedah, baju kurung Pahang and more.
Baju Melayu
Baju Melayu is a two-piece outfit for men and boys, consisting of a loose-fitting top and long pants. There are a few different types of baju Melayu as well, signalling variations in the neckline and length of the top – baju Melayu cekak musang, baju Melayu telok belanga and more.
Kebaya
The kebaya is an iconic two-piece traditional outfit that’s much more form-fitting than the baju kurung. Its origins come from the entire Nusantara area, with variations in Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore. Kebayas can come in many different fabric combinations and styles – we love reading about the different kebaya styles on Kebaya Societé!
Other ethnic wear worn during Hari Raya
Hari Raya Aidilfitri is also called Eidulfitri, or Eid, in other parts of the world – it’s celebrated by Muslims worldwide, so the outfits worn during this celebration differ from culture to culture. You may see some non-Malay communities celebrating Eid wearing Arab or Indian outfits, like the thobe and kurta for men, or salwar kameez, abayas and lenghas for women.
Where to buy 2026 Hari Raya outfits & baju raya for the family
1. Simply Rays
It’s probably just us, but we love how Simply Rays’ colourful Hari Raya collection reminds us of the festive cakes and kuehs! If you’re wanting a matchy-matchy look for the entire family, then this local label is one that should take a look at. The perfect baju raya to celebrate in this year!
Where to buy: Simply Rays, available online and at #03-53, Golden Landmark, 390 Victoria Street, Singapore 188061
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2. Adrianna Yariqa
Get your Raya outfits for the whole family with threads from eponymous local brand Adrianna Yariqa. Their stylish baju kurung, abayas, menswear and kidswear pieces have been the go-to for many who seek modest and contemporary fashion. You’ll definitely want to wear these pieces all year long, not just for Raya.
Where to buy: Adrianna Yariqa, available online and at 8 Jalan Pisang, Singapore 199075
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3. THAWB
Fathers and sons, we’ve not forgotten you. Thawb, which means ‘garment’ in Arabic, is a local brand that provides clothes for the everyday Muslim men. There are some gorgeous matching baju kurung selections that’ll look good on the whole fam. You can find them at the Wisma Geylang Serai Ramadan bazaar this year!
Where to buy: Thawb, purchase at their Wisma Geylang Serai Bazaar booth, 1 Engku Aman Turn, Singapore 408528
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4. Umbi Kids
If you’re looking to make a huge fashion statement this Raya, shop at Umbi Kids! The unique and playful prints from this Malaysian label will bring out your inner child and make you the talk of every house you visit. Speaking of house visits, don’t worry about soaking through your clothes – Umbi’s baju kurung and tops are made from breathable and cooling fabrics like cotton and linen. You can also shop by colours on its website.
Where to buy: Umbi Kids, available online and ships to Singapore
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5. POKOKS
This Malaysia-based store has just the thing to lift your spirits this Hari Raya. Shop from the latest Hari Raya collection for bright colours and mesmerising patterns over trousers and baju kurungs. Or, for a more subtle look, pop on a plain blouse and a patterned belted skirt. Sizes come in ages one to 12, and you can mix and match for the perfect pop of colour to suit the kiddos.
Where to buy: POKOKS, available online and ships to Singapore
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6. Nimbu
Launchpad member and HoneyKids fave Nimbu has launched their first ever Hari Raya collection for kids! Titled ‘Ria for Raya’ the ethnic wear collection seamlessly blends modernity with ethnic elegance. Expect baju kurungs, baju melayu and Anarkali dresses for kids made by artisans exclusively from natural fabrics ranging from the softest muslin to premium cotton, so they not only promise comfort but also reflects the commitment to sustainability. In conjunction with the launch, Nimbu is also also running their “Return for Raya” campaign to encourage customers to return their kids’ outgrown items from last year to make room for new stuff while keeping kids’ clothing away from landfills. Psst… did we mention they have matching styles for mum and dad too?
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7. Poplook
If you’ve got true girly girls in your family, they’ll love Poplook’s variety of have Hari Raya outfits for girls – with matching sets for us mums, too! Plus, these quality pieces are also affordable, chic and breathable for this humid Singapore weather. It’s a win for us!
Where to buy: Poplook, available online and ships to Singapore
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8. Lubna
If you’ve been shopping on Zalora long enough, you ought to be familiar with this brand. Besides being modest but with a modern twist, what we also like about Lubna is how size-inclusive it is. There’s definitely a Hari Raya outfit for everyone in the family – from traditional baju melayus to modern baju kurung interpretations with prints and details.
Where to buy: Lubna, Lubna Kids, and Lubna Homme, available online only
9. Kenit
Started by a creative mummy, this inclusive brand has Hari Raya outfits that are ideal for the whole family (including babies) with apparel that’s pregnancy- and nursing-friendly. The designs are inspired by the founder’s fondness for art and fashion fused with what her kids love to wear. Effortless and timeless, Kenit’s styles are made with love and ones you’ll enjoy wearing.
Where to buy: Kenit, available online and ships to Singapore
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10. Petit Moi
Petit Moi began out of two mummies’ desire to create quality clothes for their children. The two roped in a third friend, and the rest is history. This Malaysian brand’s Hari Raya collection comes in neutral colours and modern designs, perfect for fashion-forward parents and kids – yup, even dads and boys. Tres chic! The pieces can even be worn after Raya, and we’re glad that they’re made to last.
Where to buy: Petit Moi, available online and ships to Singapore
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11. Khatam
Love a laidback, fuss-free approach to Hari Raya? Khatam is the brand for you – this fashion brand hailing from KL offers easy silhouettes for men, women and kids with sizes from two to 13 years old for kiddos. We’ve tried this brand ourselves for the hubby and kids, and they lasted the whole day of house visiting with no complaints thanks to the comfortable fabrics!
Where to buy: KHATAM, available online and ships to Singapore
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We’re still updating this list for 2026! In the meantime, check out the discounted Hari Raya collections from past years:
Ilhan Creations
Can’t be bothered to pick individual Hari Raya outfits for everyone? Deck the whole family out in matching prints this season with baju kurung sets from local modest fashion retailer, Ilhan Creations. It’s been highly requested during Eid, and there’s no surprise why: it’s simply adorable!
Where to buy: Ilhan Creations, available online only
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Katt & Co
Mummies, prefer something with a modern silhouette to strut your stuff in? Look no further than Katt & Co’s Hari Raya 2025 collection titled Sayang Safiya, named after the founder’s daughter! This year’s collection follows a theme of soft shades and lovely floral prints, with beautiful modern and traditional cuts (think modern kebaya, fuss-free baju kurung and more) that embrace your body’s shape. Plus there are cute baju melayu designs from past collections for dads and boys too!
Where to buy: Katt & Co, available online
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Maqayla
Maqayla’s collection always feature cuteness without compromising on modesty, and for Hari Raya 2025 they’ve created baju kurung and baju melayu designs for mums, dads, girls and boys – the whole family! Adults can find designs from other brands at this multi-label store in East Village too, or order online if you can’t swing by in person.
Where to buy: Maqayla, 430 Upper Changi Road, East Village, #01-108, Singapore 487048
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Natalie La Bella
Established in 2012, this Singaporean brand started out as a means for the couple to channel their grief following their miscarriage. Today, Natalie La Bella has reached greater heights, selling over a thousand exquisite apparel. Its Raya collection this year features materials such as lace, songket, and batik but still keeping it modern with peplum and kimono designs.
Where to buy: Natalie La Bella, 36 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427365
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Batique
If you love all things batik, then Batique is the shop for you. Wijaya, its latest Hari Raya collection, is chic and fashionable, with batik in various patterns and colours. Whether they’ve opted for a cute dress, a kebaya set or adorb batik kurung, the kiddos are sure to look batik-ularly amazing. Stylish and comfy – the best kind of Raya fashion for kids. Psst, Batique is also stationed at the Ramadan bazaar this year, so you can also try out its collection there!
Where to buy: Batique, available online and at #03-47, Tanjong Katong Complex, 845 Geylang Road, Singapore 400845
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Think Batik
Think Batik was created from the desire to make batik more accessible and to preserve the rich history and beauty of batik culture. The focus is on comfort, fit, and wearability without sacrificing the design and authenticity of the Batik prints – so you know you’re in for a treat with the Eid collection! Named “Eid is family”, the play of words on “Eid” is to emphasise the importance of family during this festive season with four matching sets for the whole family.
Where to buy: Online
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Psst, looking for even more options? Trawl the Ramadan bazaar in Geylang Serai and see if anything strikes your fancy. While you’re there, you can also pop over Tanjong Katong Complex and Joo Chiat Complex – options galore!
Salam Lebaran and selamat shopping!
