Great question — here are easy places to shop for environmentally friendly (sustainable, ethical, or circular) fashion in Malaysia, grouped so you can pick what suits you best.

Online marketplaces that curate sustainable brands

• Earthkind — a Malaysian/Southeast‑Asia marketplace that carries many eco and ethical labels (clothes, accessories) and highlights materials/certifications. (earthkind.co)
• UNPLUG — Malaysian online shop that aggregates eco & socially responsible apparel and lifestyle brands. (shopunplug.com)

Homegrown sustainable brands to check out

• Biji Biji — upcycled and ethically produced bags/apparel (Publika, KL; online shop). (bijibiji.co)
• Terrae — Malaysian sustainable activewear using Econyl/RPET/organic cotton and certified materials. (earthkind.co)
• Kanoe (batik-based, artisanal), Munimalism and other local labels appear on lists of Malaysian sustainable labels — good for locally made / low‑waste pieces. (thesmartlocal.my)

Pre‑owned / circular platforms (best for lowering footprint and budget)

• REFASH — Malaysia’s large omnichannel thrift/recommerce platform (online + multiple physical stores, including a megastore in Sungei Wang Plaza). (refash.my)
• PrelovedMall and Carousell — popular Malaysian sites/apps for secondhand, vintage, and designer preloved finds. (prelovedmall.com)

Physical shops, zero‑waste & pop‑ups (where you can find sustainable clothing, artisanal or upcycled pieces)

• The Hive (zero‑waste/social enterprise store, Bangsar + other outlets) — often stocks eco lifestyle items and works with local makers. (thehivebulkfoods.myshopify.com)
• Local markets/pop‑ups (Refash “Go Green” markets, weekend craft markets in Publika/Bangsar) are common places to discover small sustainable designers. (everydayonsales.com)

Quick tips for shopping sustainably in Malaysia

• Prefer local or small batches, certified materials (GOTS, OEKO‑TEX, ECONYL/Econyl‑made items, RPET) or clearly stated recycled/upcycled processes. (Examples: Terrae labels and product pages note GOTS/Econyl/RPET use.) (earthkind.co)
• Buy secondhand, mend/repair, or choose timeless pieces to reduce waste — platforms like REFASH and Carousell make this easy in Malaysia. (refash.my)
• Check a brand’s labour/ethical claims and packaging practices (many curated marketplaces list these). (earthkind.co)

If you want, I can:

• Narrow suggestions to a city (Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Johor Bahru) and list specific shop addresses and hours, or
• Pull together a short shopping route (online + 1–2 physical stops) based on your style (workwear, activewear, traditional batik, accessories).