Malaysian fashion labels and designers better prepared for CMCO this time


With the announcement of the new conditional MCO, local fashion labels and designers are once again plunged into a time of uncertainty. But this time, they are better prepared to weather the challenges. Photo composite: Jovian Mandagie, Imaret

With the announcement of the new conditional movement control order (MCO), local fashion labels and designers (a lot of whom are based in the Klang Valley) are once again plunged into a time of uncertainty.

The industry has already been affected with declining sales since the start of the pandemic. Yet this time around, it seems to be better prepared – with a previous experience to draw from.

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