Great — here are practical, affordable places to shop for Muslimah fashion in Malaysia, grouped by type so you can pick what suits you (online, local brands, markets, preloved). I’ve included sources for the key options.

Online marketplaces (wide selection, frequent discounts)

• Shopee Malaysia — huge range of budget hijabs, jubahs and kurungs; frequent RM1–RM40 capsule deals and flash sales make it one of the cheapest places to buy. (vsdaily.com)
• Lazada Malaysia — large marketplace with many budget sellers and branded hijabs available at discount. (Check seller ratings and promo campaigns.) (lazada.com.my)
• ZALORA Malaysia — curated modest-wear category (good for affordable ready-to-wear, especially during sales). (zalora.com.my)

Local/recognised Malaysian brands (value to premium)

• Naelofar — well-known Malaysian hijab/modestwear brand with frequent sales and budget-friendly lines. Good quality for the price. (naelofar.com)
• dUCk — popular brand (more mid-range; watch for official stock vs. replicas and pricing variability). If you want a branded look but cheaper options, wait for sales or outlet stock. (newyorker.com)

Brick‑and‑mortar markets & value stores (best for bargaining & very low prices)

• Jalan Masjid India (Kuala Lumpur) — a long-standing textile/market street and night market where you can find very cheap shawls, fabrics and ready-made baju kurung (good for bargains if you haggle). (tripadvisor.in)
• Mydin hypermarkets and local chain promotions — large, budget-focused stores that run seasonal “Raya” and everyday fashion deals (very affordable everyday Muslim wear). (sinarharian.com.my)

Preloved / second‑hand (best for deep discounts)

• Carousell Malaysia — large marketplace for new & preloved Muslimah clothing (baju kurung, jubah, branded hijabs) at low prices. Good for scoring near‑new items cheaply. (carousell.com.my)

Quick tips for getting the best deals

• Shop sales windows: Ramadan/Hari Raya, Merdeka, year‑end and 11.11/12.12 e‑commerce events. (Marketplaces run big discounts.) (vsdaily.com)
• On marketplaces: filter by seller rating, read reviews, and check return/size policies.
• At markets: bargain politely, inspect fabric/finish, and buy a small sample before committing to many pieces. (tripadvisor.in)
• Watch for counterfeits on branded items (especially popular labels like dUCk) — buy from official stores or verified sellers. (newyorker.com)

If you want, I can:

• Suggest specific budget-friendly shops or sellers on Shopee/Lazada/Zalora for a particular item (e.g., instant hijab, jubah, baju kurung), or
• Point out where to find preloved/dUTK bargains in a specific Malaysian city.

Which option would you like me to look up for you?