You Can Actually Get Cute Baju Raya For Your Cats Including Songkok at This Malaysian Shop!

It’s the holy month of Ramadan, and soon, Hari Raya Aidilfitri will be here with all the joy, camaraderie, and food us Malaysians live for in abundance. During this time, many Muslim friends will be preparing their finery for the festive season and new clothes are a must so that they look their best during gatherings with friends and family.

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Now, it’s also important that you don’t forget your furry little friends, namely, your cute cats! That’s right, they are a part of your family too! Recently, a one-stop centre for cats, Geli Geli Kucing in Taiping, promoted their new Hari Raya feline fashion options on social media and the post quickly went viral – because they are selling songkok and songket for the kitties!

There are many styles and colours for you to choose from, with one outfit even featuring a peplum top. Multiple types of Baju Melayu and Kurta are available as well and the kitties look super adorable wearing the clothes. Geli Geli Kucing said in their post that this specially made feline fashion line was created so that owners do not need to purposely look for baby-sized clothes for their cats.

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Prices start from RM42 for the clothes, and the songkok, which comes with a handy string to tie around your cat’s head, is priced at RM18. There are several sizes and measurements to choose from depending on your cat’s size, so remember to refer to the chart before purchasing. Do note that there are additional charges for postage that start from RM10, and the shop also ships to Brunei and Singapore!

It looks like there are many interested customers already, with the post gaining more than 8,500 shares in less than 24 hours. For more information, check out their Facebook page here.

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Will you be dressing up your kitty this Raya? Let us know in the comments section!

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