Dresses

Unique collection with a touch of Songket that will evoke a sense of being transported to the exotic topics of Borneo. Imagine the wild jungles in Sarawak or the lush tropical botanical gardens, both collide to inspire this collection. JUMA’ANI by CHF design by Yacutha Songket by Penjara Puncak Borneo

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.

Beautify your iman with Maha Mulia Telekung. Thoughtfully designed to be your companion throughout the year, unfold the comfort and practicality of Maha Mulia Telekung that is also available to pair it with our Travel Prayer Mat and Tote Bag.

Bias cut maxi dress with frill sleeves and ruching detailing at hemline and songket panelling at shoulder. Comes with long camisole. Material: Songket bunga Tanjung. Metallic lace. Liquid satin.

Bias cut round neckline with piping detailing dress, bias cut frill short sleeves. Material: Songket Bunga Tanjung. Italian Linen.

3 tiers ruching multi coloured maxi dress with frill sleeves, victorian ruching collar and pleated detailing at front and back bodice. Comes with a long camisole. Material: Metallic Lace Liquid Satin

Victorian style piping neckline bias out dress with bishop sleeves, ruching detailing at hemline and single string camisole. Material: Songket Bunga Tanjung. Korean Matte and Metallic Lace. Liquid Satin.

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.