Apparels & Garments

Sarawak first home grown Batik from Sago Palm. It is an innovative product pioneered by the Lamin Dana and new Batik Community in Mukah together with Malaysian Handicraft Development Corporation Sarawak Branch, for Malaysia. It is new technique using combination of cracking method and screen print to design pattern onto textiles using SAGO FLOUR.

Sarawak first home grown Batik from Sago Palm. It is an innovative product pioneered by the Lamin Dana and new Batik Community in Mukah together with Malaysian Handicraft Development Corporation Sarawak Branch, for Malaysia. It is new technique using combination of cracking method and screen print to design pattern onto textiles using SAGO FLOUR.

Sarawak first home grown Batik from Sago Palm. It is an innovative product pioneered by the Lamin Dana and new Batik Community in Mukah together with Malaysian Handicraft Development Corporation Sarawak Branch, for Malaysia. It is new technique using combination of cracking method and screen print to design pattern onto textiles using SAGO FLOUR.

Sarawak first home grown Batik from Sago Palm. It is an innovative product pioneered by the Lamin Dana and new Batik Community in Mukah together with Malaysian Handicraft Development Corporation Sarawak Branch, for Malaysia. It is new technique using combination of cracking method and screen print to design pattern onto textiles using SAGO FLOUR.

Keith Sim was born and raised in Kuching, Sarawak, but moved to Perth, Western Australia, to pursue his dream of becoming a fashion designer. His elegant designs rendered him awards such as Best Designer of 2019 in Borneo Fashion Week. Starting from 2020, KEITHSIM is joining the Slow Fashion movement, adopting a more sustainable, ethical, environmental-friendly way of making fashion. To the customers, this translates into products with higher quality and a longer-lasting style. To the planet, it means less pollution on land, water and air.

Keith Sim was born and raised in Kuching, Sarawak, but moved to Perth, Western Australia, to pursue his dream of becoming a fashion designer. His elegant designs rendered him awards such as Best Designer of 2019 in Borneo Fashion Week. Starting from 2020, KEITHSIM is joining the Slow Fashion movement, adopting a more sustainable, ethical, environmental-friendly way of making fashion. To the customers, this translates into products with higher quality and a longer-lasting style. To the planet, it means less pollution on land, water and air.

Product by Centexs

Starting a successful fashion brand requires thorough research and planning. Conducting market research is essential to understand the industry trends, target audience, and competitors. Developing a business plan helps determine the budget, marketing strategies, and goals. Defining the brand identity, including style, target market, and messaging, sets the brand apart from competitors. Designing products based on market research and brand identity is crucial. Drawing inspiration from successful designers can provide insights and ideas. A combination of creativity, business acumen, and research is required to stand out in the competitive fashion industry.