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These ALDO Tessina heels look dressy enough for events but easy enough for daily wear. The Tessina is a women's heeled sandal in black synthetic material with a 4.45 cm heel. The page lists it at RM100 against a normal RM369, which is a strong markdown for a brand-new ALDO pair. Check your size against the brand's chart since measurements can vary by 1-2cm, and confirm the colour on arrival as monitor settings differ.

Been eyeing these Aldo sandals for a while and they finally dropped to a price worth biting on. The Catlyn is a pared-back women's flat sandal in bordo with a single metal accent across the strap, so it works for both office days and weekends. At RM100 against a normal RM269 it's a steep cut on a brand sold in Malaysian malls, which makes it the cheapest way to try the label. Sizing is the main thing to watch — Aldo tends to run slightly narrow, and you should confirm delivery charges and the exchange policy for wrong sizes before checking out.

This Brynne Kurung in red looks like a solid pick for weddings and open house. It is a fully lined polyester crepe kurung with a fan-back skirt, hand-beaded neckline and hem, and wudhu-friendly fitted sleeves. The page shows it at RM89 against a normal RM369, which is a strong markdown for a new hand-beaded piece. Check the size chart and confirm current stock or shipping with Wanzar before ordering.

EIC batik skirts like this one rarely drop this far, so grab it while the size is still there. A printed midi skirt from East India Company's Meera line, featuring bohemian-inspired embroidery and a flowing cut that works for office days or weekend outings. The markdown brings it well under the usual retail tag for an EIC piece, making it the cheapest way to try the brand's batik styling. Do check the size chart before ordering since their cuts tend to run slim, and confirm the returns policy with Metrojaya in case the fit is off.