
Updated: October 5, 2026
Want to pick up a new traditional or modern Indian costume for Deepavali this year? Deepavali takes place on Sunday, November 8, 2026, this year, but celebrations have already begun as the annual Deepavali street light-up transforms Serangoon Road every night with dazzling light displays. If you’re keen to give your family a fresh look this Deepavali, hit up one of these shops in Singapore to choose gorgeous sarees, kurtas, kids’ sets, and lehengas for your festive celebration. Plus, check out the Festival Village at Campbell Lane and Hastings Road for stunning jewelry, rangoli supplies, and ethnic wear.
Where can I buy Deepavali clothes for kids in Singapore?
Try Little Muffet and Nimbu for kids’ kurtas, lehengas, and twinning sets, or Fabindia at VivoCity for cotton pieces aged 2 to 14. Mustafa Centre in Little India has affordable ethnic sets, and Pinklay stocks wear for babies under 24 months.
When should I start shopping for Deepavali outfits?
Deepavali is on Sunday, 8 November 2026, and the Serangoon Road light-up runs from 3 October to 28 November. Shop now. House of Indya ships from India in at least 15 days, and made-to-order pieces take longer. Limited kids’ sets at pop-ups sell out early.
What should children wear for Deepavali in Singapore’s heat?
Pick breathable cotton kurtas or lehengas with elastic waists so kids can sit through home pujas and still play. Nimbu and Fabindia use cotton and handwoven fabrics that stay cooler under evening lights and fireworks. Save heavy silk for shorter indoor visits.
Where can we find matching family Deepavali outfits?
Melange at Tudor Court stocks designer lehengas, sarees and sherwanis for a coordinated portrait. Dakshaini Silks on Serangoon Road can tailor hems before the day. Nimbu and Little Muffet are easy picks for matching kids’ sets you can pair with adult kurtas.
Is Little India or online better for Deepavali shopping?
Little India is better if you need to try sizes the same day. Mustafa Centre is open 24 hours, and Studio J by Jinders on Selegie Road can alter pieces quickly, including plus sizes. Jaypore and House of Indya suit families who want doorstep delivery, as long as you order early. Pair your outfits with kid-friendly Deepavali events.
Dakshaini Silks has dressed Singapore families since 1992 and is now on Level 2 of 121A Serangoon Road, above Malabar Gold. Here, you'll find silk sarees, Punjabi suits, dhoti sets and kurtas chosen for local celebrations, plus hand decoration and tailoring if a hem needs fixing before Deepavali.
Dakshaini Silk, 121A Serangoon Road, Level 2, Singapore 218026, www.instagram.com/dakshainisilks
Prefer to shop for your Indian ethnic wear in the comfort of aircon? Head to Fabindia at VivoCity to browse beautiful traditional and modern Indian costumes for men, women, and kids aged 2 to 14. We love that their colorful pieces are made from handwoven cotton and feature block prints that you can rewear at school celebrations.
Fabindia, VivoCity, 1 HarbourFront Walk, #01-141, Singapore 098585, www.fabindia.com
House of Indya is an online label for families looking for traditional Indian costumes without a Little India queue. This online store stocks a wide range of lehengas, Anarkalis, men's kurtas, boys' sets, beautiful jewelry, and more. Their traditional Indian wear ships from India, so delivery takes at least 15 days. Made-to-order pieces take longer, so be sure to place your orders well in advance!
House of Indya, www.houseofindya.com
Jaypore is a wondrous online store where you can get elegant Deepavali outfits delivered right to your doorstep. They specialize in traditional and modern Indian costumes for men and women, and they also offer a gorgeous range of jewelry to complement your outfit. They've even got accessories like bags and clutches for a complete festive look.
Jaypore, www.jaypore.com
Little Muffet is an online retailer with standout Deepavali clothes for kids. They have a relatively wide selection of fashionable Indian ethnic wear for the little ones. We especially love their twinning sets, which means the kids will look extra adorable for your festive photos. From kurtas and sherwani sets for boys to lehengas, sharanas, and kurits for girls, you'll find just what you need.
Little Muffet, www.littlemuffet.com
Melange is an Indian ethnic wear store with curated designer lehengas and Indian ethnic wear for men, women, and kids. This one-stop shop has something for the whole family, so you can easily find matching sets for a stunning family portrait. This fashion studio stocks sarees, shararas, and sherwanis that feel festive without looking too traditional. Prices sit on the premium side, so treat it as a one-statement piece.
Melange, Tudor Court, 131 Tanglin Road, #02-10, Singapore 247924, www.melangesingapore.com
Mrithun’s Clothing brings festive elegance to life with its carefully curated, limited-edition ethnic wear that blends tradition and individuality. Founded in 2015, the brand offers sarees, lehengas, kurti sets, men’s kurta-pyjamas, fusion wear, and plus-size options. With a WhatsApp-first approach to styling and ordering, customers enjoy a personal, warm experience from consultation to customization.
Mrithun's Clothing, 386 Bukit Batok West Avenue 5 (home-based business), Singapore 650386, www.mrithunsclothing.com
Mustafa Centre is a 24-hour department store on Syed Alwi Road with floors of sarees, Punjabi suits, kids' ethnic sets, bangles, and costume jewelry. Prepare yourself for a bustling shopping experience, where you can literally shop until you drop. You'll be spoiled for choice with a range of boutique stores with traditional and modern Indian ethnic costumes at affordable prices.
Mustafa Centre, 145 Syed Alwi Road, Singapore 207704, www.mustafa.com.sg
Nimbu is a sustainable apparel store with traditional Indian clothes for both kids and adults. Nimbu designs its festive sets in Singapore and makes them in small batches in Jaipur. We love that their ethnic wear is created with breathable cotton, keeping the kids (and grown-ups) cool all day. Champions of sustainable fashion, they buy back clothes that the kids have outgrown for store credit, so you can easily pick up their next outfit.
Nimbu, www.nimbu.sg
Pattu Kaithari Mill offers a wide selection of festive-worthy apparel online, so you can easily sift through the selection and take your time finding your favorite pick. Each saree is hand-woven and certified with the Handloom Mark. Whether you're looking for a traditional Indian costume made with soft silk, organza, or semi-silk, you'll be spoiled for choice with their range of gorgeous ethnic wear.
Pattu Kaithari Mill, 121A Serangoon Road, Singapore 218026, www.thepkm.co
Pinklay offers Indian ethnic wear with a modern twist. Made from organic cotton, their apparel is comfy for Singapore's hot and humid weather and features vibrant patterns. They even stock modern Indian ethnic wear for little ones under 24 months! From kurta sets to mahi sharara sets, sarees, and more, you'll find just what you need for your festive Deepavali celebration.
Pinklay, www.world.pinklay.com
Nestled in Little India, Studio J by Jinders has been creating gorgeous Indian ethnic wear since the mid 1990s. The boutique offers sarees, lehengas, kurtis, kaftans, and traditional bridal pieces with sizes that run up to 5XL. Their staff is used to tight alteration timelines, which works well if you find yourself in a pinch. Visit their store in Little India or shop online from the comfort of your home.
Studio J by Jinders, 153 Selegie Road, Singapore 188316, www.studiojshop.com
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