Tailor relieved S’porean customers can now collect outfits in person


Jamil (right) and boutique assistant Muhammad Umar Muhsin Mohd Salleh showing tailored Baju Melayu Teluk Blangah and samping songket.

WITH the reopening of borders between Malaysia and Singapore on April 1, many entrepreneurs in Johor are looking forward to welcoming Singaporean customers again.

Jamil Sukaimi, who owns a boutique in Dataran Larkin, Johor Baru, said the move was timely as it coincided with Ramadan.

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