Batik clothing is one of Indonesian traditional Design and fashion. As one of invaluable cultural heritage of Indonesia, Batik clothing used not only cotton based products but included pineapple fiber and silkworm fiber. Batik clothing depicts the ancient Javanese art and tradition and has become the most desirable pattern in the urban market too.

Batik clothing has revived somewhat in the 21st century, due to the effort of Indonesian fashion designers to innovate the kebaya by incorporating new colors, fabrics, and patterns. Batik clothing is a fashion item for many young people in Indonesia, such as a shirt, dress, or scarf for casual wear. For a formal occasion, a kebaya is standard for women. It is also acceptable for men to wear batik clothing in the office or as a replacement for jacket-and-tie at certain receptions.

Batik clothing is often worn in Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, and southern Thailand, brought there by Indonesian immigrants or merchants in the 19th century. The flight attendants of Indonesian, Singaporean, and Malaysian national airlines all wear batik clothing/ uniform. Batik clothing included sarongs are also designed as wraps for casual beachwear.

You will find a great range in the men and the women batik clothing in Indonesia.

The quality of Batik clothing differs in the quality of cloth used.

Batik silk are the highly used in parties or formal functions that can be combined with Batik sandals, Batik silk handbags or purses, Batik silk scarves etc. Cotton Batik clothing is generally used for casual or daily wear.