Kakeebatik Enterprise was established in 2015 as a corporation that oversees the Kakee Batik brand's batik-based products. Encik Yus Faizal Abdul Rahim, the company's manager, holds a Diploma in Batik Craft Art, is a graduate of the National Craft Institute in Rawang, Selangor, and is a former civil servant who worked for the Malaysian Handicraft Development Corporation under the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture for 5 years and 3 months.
Based on his experience while serving as a Designer in the Textile Unit of the R&D Division, he decided to quit his job and venture into business which is seen as a huge business potential and opportunity.The name Kakee Batik is derived from the words Kaki and Batik, which have been combined to form a single word. He explained that Kaki are thought to be lovers or lovers. He developed the idea while watching a presentation with Dr. Azizan Osman to which he had invited one of the successful participants from a printing company.
He was intrigued by the company's name because it was a signal for folks who enjoy printing. In his perspective, naming the magazine Kaki Bola, Kaki Moto would be appropriate, as would the name of the batik. The only difference is that he changed the spelling of Kaki to KAKEE to make it appear more customised.
Clothing for women, men, and children is available from Kakee Batik. Formal, semi-formal, custom, casual, beachwear, and ready-to-wear are all concepts. In addition, Kakee Batik offers batik design services for interior decoration, textiles, and supplies batik to corporate entities and ministries, including government institutions.
Kakee Batik, via its unique strategy, implements the concept of "brick shop" and "click store" based on the needs of the present market. These two notions, which incorporate the existence of a traditional brand (brick shop) as well as the most recent approach (click store), have become the primary reference for many businesses.
The working system is 9am until 6pm for internship student and workers. Kakee Batik, which began in a tiny operational area, is today one of the commercial brands represented through many means. Strategic position near Kuala Lumpur, which is only 26.7 kilometres away and takes 25 minutes to get. The 22 x 75 square foot space can house 10 people and produce an estimated 2000 metres of cloth each month.
BATIK
Batik is a wax-resist dyeing process that is applied on the entire textile. This method was developed on the Indonesian island of Java. Batik is created by either painting dots and lines in the resist using a spouted instrument known as a canting or printing the resist with a copper stamp known as a cap. Because the wax resists dyes, the artist may colour the cloth selectively by soaking it in one colour, extracting the wax with boiling water, and repeating the process if various colours are needed.
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