Hari Raya is a time when Muslims adorn their best clothes and smiles to visit family and friends and ask for forgiveness.

With the circuit breaker still in full effect during Hari Raya this year (May 24), should we still dress up?

We’ve put together a list of local fashion brands selling Hari Raya outfits if you do decide to change into something more festive.

With muted tones and simple designs, Elda boasts contemporary wardrobe essentials for women while ensuring their brand produces zero waste.

Last March, they launched their eight-piece Eid 2020 collection, Sahra.

The pieces from Sahra are made from linen, a cooling material, so you won’t feel too warm in our humid weather.

Where to find them: Website, Instagram, Facebook
Sizes available: S to XL
Price range: From $139 to $149

After graduating from LASALLE College of the Arts, the 28-year-old designer launched her label as a pilot experiment in 2015. Since then, Hafizah Ghazali and her business partner, Nurul, have been working towards making the brand more sustainable with slow fashion.

Their Eid 2020 collection consists of five pieces with modern takes on traditional Malay silhouettes like baju kebaya and baju kurung.

The fashion label also contributes a percentage of every purchase towards small-scale reforestation efforts in Sumatra.

Where to find them: Website, Instagram, Facebook
Sizes available: S to XXL
Price range: From $139.70 to $160.80

With its loud colours and bold prints, you’re sure to make a statement when you wear one of Katt Ibrahim’s pieces.

Her Hari Raya 2020 Collection boasts designs such as the Kebaya, the Pahang and the Lisa. Some designs are available in different fabrics.

Where to find them: Website, Instagram
Sizes available: XS to XXXL
Price range: From $119 to $159

If Lina Osman were alive in the 80s, she would have made her Eid 2020 Collection pieces for her mother.

The collection comprises five sets, which were cut and sewn from scratch by a small group of tailors in Indonesia.

While Sets 01, 02 and 03 are currently sold out, you can check out Set 04 below.

Check out Lina Osman’s Instagram page to find out how you can style her Eid collection for other occasions besides Hari Raya.

Where to find them: Website, Instagram
Sizes available: S to L
Price range: $198

This is Seventy Odd Branches’ take on celebrating festivities in the solace of our homes.

Their Eid collection, launching on May 11, will feature two looks: Hanne and Edith. Both looks are inspired by all things pastel and dainty. Think wispy silhouettes and silky ribbons.

Where to find them: Website, Instagram, Facebook
Sizes available: S to XL
Price range: From $79.90 to $89.90

Unlike the other brands on this list, this homegrown brand may not have an Eid collection, but customers have turned to their minimalist modest wear as an alternative to flashy ensembles.

Their latest collection, Kami, features six all-black looks. Two of them, the Tabah and Tenang set, consist of a skirt and top.  If you’re into the minimalist look, I think either set can be an option for your next baju kurung.

Where to find them: Website, Instagram, Facebook
Sizes available: S to XL
Price range: From $49.90 to $89.90

We may be unable to visit family and friends this year due to the circuit breaker, but we can still meet virtually to ask for forgiveness and show off our first day Hari Raya outfits.

So, wear your Hari Raya outfits at home and take some photos to get yourself in the festive spirit!