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In today's fiercely competitive retail landscape, micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in the fashion industry encounter significant hurdles in captivating shoppers, even across e-commerce. Unlike other sectors, fashion MSMEs not only vie against each other but also contend with prominent, resource-rich brands with broad recognition. The vast array of online options available to consumers poses a challenge for smaller players to stand out. Constrained by limited budgets, manpower and tech limitations, coupled with the need to establish trust with potential customers, Malaysian MSMEs face an uphill battle in driving conversions and nurturing repeat business. KM Fashion Center on Shopee Live However, amidst these challenges, strategic solutions are available to support the growth of MSMEs. By focusing on outstanding customer service and customer-centric strategies, Malaysian businesses can stand out from the competition, forging strong, lasting relationships with shoppe

  Demand for modest clothing increases, local sellers meet evolving consumer needs Zoe Arissa uses Shopee Live to engage and interact with customers in real-time, gaining insights into their preferences for Muslim-friendly and inclusive fashion Shopee, the leading e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia & Taiwan, continues to strengthen its commitment as a thriving hub for Muslimah and inclusive fashion. Shopee’s Gaya Lagi Lit Inclusive Fashion Study revealed that 9 in 10 fashion sellers now offer Muslim-friendly clothing for all sizes on the platform, with 60% of these sellers dedicating three-quarters of their inventory to cater to this growing category. When surveyed, fashion sellers revealed a surge in demand for Muslimah and inclusive fashion. A significant 80% of respondents reported an increase in customer interest in modest, stylish, and inclusive clothing options on the platform. This data underlines the growing importance of this category within the Malaysian fashion land