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Latest issue on 7 Sept 2025. Update every Saturday.

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20.20 The Calm Before

20.20 The Calm Before

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20.20 The Calm Before

We are opening up the home collection.

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Tablecloths remain at 50% off. Everything else joins at 20%. Pillowcases, table runners, maxi totes, pouches, toiletry bags. The Estate collection, together with Chinese New Year and Raya pieces.

It’s a good time to get your house in order. Not in a dramatic way, just properly. Things that last, things that work, things you actually use.

From the 20th until the end of May.

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The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
NALA × Adam’s Autism Family

NALA × Adam’s Autism Family

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NALA × Adam’s Autism Family

Some stories stay with you. Adam’s was one of them.

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We were deeply inspired by his journey and the strength of his family. It reminded us that real impact often begins at home, with patience, resilience, and love.

At NALA, we don’t do ordinary. We don’t follow trends, we don’t design by demand, and we don’t create to fit in. We choose our own path, guided by instinct, emotion, and meaning. Our stores are not ordinary spaces. They are places of colour, feeling, and openness. Our collections are not ordinary. Our patterns are not ordinary. And most importantly, the way we connect with people is not ordinary.

We believe in making people feel seen. We believe in creating beauty that goes beyond what you wear. We believe in spaces, products, and ideas that bring comfort, confidence, and a sense of belonging.

This is why this collaboration is so close to our hearts.

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The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.

At the centre of this design is the imperfect ginkgo. A symbol of resilience and quiet strength, it is intentionally asymmetrical. No two leaves are the same. In the same way, every mind has its own rhythm, its own way of seeing the world.

This is not about fixing difference. It is about recognising it.

Through this partnership, part of the proceeds go to Adam’s Autism Family and National Autism Society of Malaysia, supporting autism families and programmes across Malaysia.

This is more than merchandise. It is a way to stand beside Adam, support his family, and strengthen the autism community together.

Pre-order now. T-shirts and bags will be delivered at the end of April.

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The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The Weekend Coffee Takes Over

The Weekend Coffee Takes Over

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The Weekend Coffee Takes Over

Something happens when coffee people gather. There is a shared sense of intention you can feel immediately, in the way things are presented, in the way people dress, and in the quiet confidence of brands that know exactly what they are doing.

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You start to notice the details. The packaging is considered, often stripped back, often black, but never boring. It feels deliberate. It feels sharp. It reflects a community that genuinely cares about taste, not just in coffee, but in everything around it.

This is the second edition of the Coffee Festival at The Campus, and it has grown to twice its size. It is led by Thomas from Ghostbird, a long-time partner and the mind behind Ghostbird Coffee Company, one of Kuala Lumpur’s most respected specialty coffee roasters, known for making great coffee accessible while staying deeply rooted in craft and community. 

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The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.

What makes this collaboration work is simple. It comes from the same place. Passion first, ego second. Everything built with care, and importantly, built in Malaysia.

For the first time, Nala steps into this world in a different way. We are going all in on black for the weekend, a shift that mirrors the mood and the aesthetic of the festival itself.

We are also opening up our space. Visitors can get their coffee, ideally from Ghostbird, and then come and sit at Nala. It becomes part of the experience. A place to pause, to reset, to enjoy the festival from a different angle.

We have created 50 exclusive T-shirts for the weekend. Once they are gone, they are gone. They will only be available at Kasturi.

There will also be small gestures throughout the festival. With every coffee purchase from Ghostbird, a limited edition sticker will be given, while stocks last.

The festival runs from Friday to Sunday. It is best to come early. Parking will be limited, so taking a Grab is recommended.

It is one of those weekends where everything aligns. People, product, and purpose, all in the same place.

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The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
When was the last time you painted an egg?

When was the last time you painted an egg?

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When was the last time you painted an egg?

This Sunday, we invite you to slow down, sit together, and create.

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n all NALA stores across Malaysia, we are hosting a one-day Easter Egg Painting experience. Real eggs and paints will be provided. You can take your time to paint your egg and bring it home with you.

There is something special about sitting down and making something with your hands. It brings back memories of childhood, of time spent around a table, of simple moments shared with family and friends. It is also something I used to do with my mother, who loved painting eggs together.

We believe in creating beauty with our own hands. Just like these eggs, everything will be hand-drawn. We believe in taking a pause, and in moments like this. They are spontaneous, a little unexpected, and simply fun.

The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.

Competition Details (Sunday only):
Our team will photograph every egg - you can take your egg home.

1st Prize
RM100 voucher + Shupatto bag
+ Instagram feature

2nd Prize
RM50 voucher + Shupatto bag + Instagram feature

3rd Prize
RM20 voucher + Shupatto bag
+ Instagram feature

The winner will be announced on Monday and you will be informed where you can pick up your prize.

Open to everyone. Children and adults.

Come with your friends. Come with your children.
Or simply come and sit for a while.

See you on Sunday !

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The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
A few Cheongsams still in Bloom

A few Cheongsams still in Bloom

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A few Cheongsams still in Bloom

Chinese New Year may have passed, but the beauty of the Cheongsam continues to blossom.

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This season was a joyful one, and many of our Cheongsams have already found their way into new wardrobes. A small number are still available in stores, waiting for their moment.

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For this weekend, we are offering 10% off on the remaining Cheongsams. If you did not pick one during Chinese New Year, or if you were dreaming of a second favourite, this is the perfect opportunity.
 
Elegant, feminine and timeless, the Cheongsam is a piece that never belongs to just one celebration. It moves effortlessly through the year.
 
Please note that only the Cheongsams are included in this weekend’s offer, and quantities are very limited.
 
Available in all Nala stores in Malaysia and Singapore.
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The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The LS Do – A Monthly Market at Kasturi

The LS Do – A Monthly Market at Kasturi

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The LS Do
A Monthly Market at Kasturi

We call it the LS Do, and it is exactly what it sounds like. A fun, vibrant market happening every last Saturday of the month at Kasturi.

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Doors open at 10am, and from the morning onwards the space fills with music, food, craft, and community. We are inviting buskers to come and play their songs and share their sound. They bring their own instruments, we provide the mic, and together we create the atmosphere. Throughout the day there will also be a live DJ, keeping the energy flowing.

Good food and beautiful craft are part of what makes this day special. We are welcoming one of the finest tofu makers in Malaysia, serving thoughtful Japanese dishes that are simple, refined, and deeply satisfying. At the same time, Gerai OA will be joining us with their extraordinary indigenous baskets, each one handwoven and rooted in heritage, carrying story and culture within every strand.

And here is the big surprise.

Everyone thought we were not doing Raya this year. But we are.

At this LS Do, we officially launch our Hari Raya collection at the market. The new balloon skirts will make their debut, playful yet elegant, sculptural yet easy to wear. They are designed to celebrate movement, celebration, and togetherness, and they deserve to be seen in person. If you have been waiting for Raya, this is it.

So come and join us.

The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.

Saturday the 28th
Location : Kasturi
Time : Doors open at 10am
Live buskers
DJ
Japanese food
Indigenous craft
Raya launch

Bring your friends, stay for a while, and celebrate with us.

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The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.