Here are highly recommended online places to buy organic / truly sustainable clothing in Malaysia, with a short note on what each is best for:

• Earthkind — curated Malaysian marketplace for sustainable & ethical fashion (lots of locally made organic/eco-friendly brands). (earthkind.co)
• UNPLUG (REAL.M edit) — Kuala Lumpur-based eco shop and slow-fashion edit that stocks bamboo, non‑GMO cotton, vegetable‑dyed and natural‑fiber clothing. Good for everyday organic basics and artisanal pieces. (shopunplug.com)
• EarthHeir — social‑impact marketplace / B‑corp that stocks fair‑trade, artisan and locally made pieces (good if you want ethically made, heritage/textile-based garments). (shops1000.com)
• MUNI (Munimalism) — Malaysian brand that hand‑dyes natural fibers with botanical dyes (linen, bamboo) — excellent for artisanal, plant‑dyed tees, tops and accessories. (munimalism.com)
• Biji Biji — ethical upcycling label and social enterprise that makes garments and accessories from recycled / recovered materials; good if you want low‑waste and upcycled fashion. (bijibiji.co)
• Batik Boutique — modern batik on natural fibres, works with local artisans; choose this for sustainable, heritage printed garments made on natural textiles. (batikboutique.com)
• TwoFrens, Bohomys, Yann Indigo (artisanal natural‑dye brands) — small Malaysian labels using botanical / food‑waste dyes and low‑impact processes (great for unique, natural‑dyed pieces). (tatlerasia.com)
• ZALORA Malaysia — major regional fashion marketplace with a “Sustainability / Earth Edit” hub and recycling/upcycling programs; useful when you want a wide selection (including organic labels) and fast delivery. (zalora.com.my)
• Refash / Thrift & Pre‑loved platforms (Refash, ThredUp shipping options) — excellent for buying second‑hand (most climate‑friendly option). Refash operates in Malaysia/Singapore region. (en.wikipedia.org)
• The Little Clothing Shop — small Malaysian slow‑fashion label that minimizes fabric waste (good for low‑waste, locally made garments). (carilocal.com)

Quick shopping tips

• Look for certification or clear claims (GOTS, organic cotton, OEKO‑TEX or transparent supplier info) and check materials (organic cotton, linen, Tencel, hemp, bamboo).
• Prefer local / made‑to‑order or pre‑loved options to reduce shipping and overproduction.
• If you want I can check any of these sites for current stock, price ranges, or whether they ship to your exact location — tell me which ones and I’ll fetch the latest.