Here are reputable Malaysian sites and brands to check when shopping for organic / sustainable clothing, with a short note on what each offers so you can choose by style, price and certification.

Top multi-brand marketplaces

• Unplug (shopunplug.com) — Malaysian eco marketplace carrying many local sustainable labels (organic cotton, bamboo, upcycled, recycled fabrics). Good for browsing multiple brands in one place. (shopunplug.com)

Local sustainable brands & makers

• Biji-Biji (bijibiji.com / shop listings) — well-known Kuala Lumpur social enterprise that makes slow-fashion and upcycled apparel and accessories; strong focus on ethical production and local impact. Good for distinctive, locally made pieces. (malaymail.com)
• Munimalism — small Malaysian label noted for natural-dyed, hand-finished cotton and linen basics; great if you want botanical-dyed or artisanal pieces. (Mentioned in Tatler Asia coverage of Malaysian natural-dye brands.) (tatlerasia.com)
• Terrae / The Modest Brand (and other Malaysian sustainable labels) — local brands offering organic-cotton and recycled-fibre options, including modest and activewear lines. Useful if you want certified materials or recycled-performance fabrics. (zerrin.com)

Specialty / ethical denim and fashion

• Tarik Jeans — Malaysian denim label that emphasizes sustainable manufacturing and uses organic cotton in some lines; good for eco-conscious denim. (firstclasse.com.my)

Other useful places (local + international sellers shipping to Malaysia)

• Ubuy / international marketplaces — carry global organic brands (e.g., Pact, Organic Cotton Plus) that may ship to Malaysia; useful if you can’t find a local stockist. Check certification (GOTS) on product pages. (Ubuy.com.my)
• Brand websites and local boutiques — many Malaysian boutiques and emergent brands list organic or GOTS-certified ranges on their own sites (browse product pages or the “sustainability” section for certification details). (See marketplace roundups and local press coverage for names.) (shopunplug.com)

Quick shopping tips

• Look for GOTS, OEKO-TEX or GRS certifications on product pages to verify organic fibres and low-impact processing.
• Check fabric content carefully (100% organic cotton, organic blends) and care/return policies for online purchases.
• If you prefer supporting Malaysian makers, prioritize brands that publish sourcing, worker/production details and local impact statements (Biji-Biji and many Unplug-listed brands do this).

If you’d like, I can:

• Narrow recommendations by category (t-shirts, kids, denim, activewear).
• Find GOTS-certified organic-cotton products under a price range. Tell me which you prefer and I’ll pull specific product pages.