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6 Malaysian Bag Brands to Follow Right Now

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31.12.2024

By Benedict Unang

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6 Malaysian Bag Brands to Follow Right Now

The popularity of local brands has been soaring, with more people turning to locally-made products, from artisanal jewellery to chic footwear. Another exciting category gaining traction is handbags. These bags are not only affordable but also feature unique designs and high quality, reflecting the creativity and craftsmanship of local designers. If you haven’t yet explored this vibrant scene, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. Here are six Malaysian bag brands you should check out when looking for stylish bags!

 

Saoi

 

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While Saoi is known for its high heels, the brand also delivers an impressive selection of bags. The Gaia and Sadie bags, made of vegan leather, are versatile and perfect for everyday wear. Meanwhile, the Carrie and Soho shoulder bags bring the energy of New York City into the mix with their earth-toned shades. Joining the lineup is the Jane bag, a sleek and practical option for the modern office. 

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Nobat

 

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If you’re a fan of woven bags, Nobat is a brand worth exploring. Founded in 2020, Nobat is dedicated to preserving the traditional art of weaving while infusing it with a modern twist. This brand is well-known for its richly textured pieces and intricate patterns that showcase exceptional craftsmanship. Nobat also stands out for its bold colour palette with vibrant shades that make each bag a statement piece. 

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Nazifi Nasri 

 

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Nazifi Nasri needs no introduction. The namesake brand first gained recognition for its men’s footwear, but its thoughtfully and aesthetically designed handbag collection has truly set it apart. From the petite Mini Oked to the roomy Pochette and the newly introduced East West bag, Nazifi Nasri offers versatile options to suit any occasion. 

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Brik

 

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Despite being only a year old, Brik has already made an impact on Malaysians. Established by sisters Sabrina and Syakira Ridzal, the new homegrown brand first captivated attention with its glossy Chroma shoulder bags. These bags have since diversified into various sizes, colours, and textures, including unique denim. Additionally, the Chérie bags offer versatility with their adjustable straps, allowing them to be worn as both crossbody and shoulder bags.

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Sometime by Asian Designers 

 

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Another name that’s no stranger to the fashion scene is Sometime by Asian Designers. This brand has built a reputation by collaborating with renowned Malaysian designers such as Rizman Ruzaini and Alia Bastamam to craft handbags that seamlessly blend diverse styles. The multiple collaborations have truly placed the brand on a pedestal. For those who prefer a more personalised touch, many of their bags can be customised with a name, word, or chosen symbol, adding a unique and individual touch.

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Mui

 

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Mui dazzles with its vivid and eye-catching evening bags. Founded by Liyana Rozan and Qalisha Ray, the brand made its debut with a dazzling collection of six rhinestone-studded handbags. Since then, they have expanded their offerings, introducing refreshed designs in luxurious satin for an added touch of elegance. Their latest addition, the Yara collection, features timeless leather designs crafted for those who appreciate classic sophistication.

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