30% OFF Made-In-Malaysia Products At MR. DIY Until 30th September 2023

The month of September is all about celebrating our beloved nation. As the 16th of September is an important date for us to commemorate the formation of our federation, MR. DIY has also hopped on the bandwagon of celebrating Malaysia! They are offering up to 30% OFF Made-In-Malaysia products until the end of September. Get your shopping bags ready, guys!

MR. DIY Made-In-Malaysia Products Up To 30% OFF Until 30th September 2023

In conjunction with supporting the government’s ongoing efforts of ‘Kempen Beli Barangan Malaysia’, MR. DIY is also encouraging all Malaysians to buy locally. This is because when we buy locally, we are helping out our own local community too.  

Frankly, MR. DIY needs no further introduction, it’s a one-stop home improvement retail store where we can find literally every single thing that we need. From home care products to kitchen and dining and all the way to automotive, there’s nothing you can’t find at MR. DIY. As a homegrown Malaysian brand on its own, MR. DIY has been providing us Malaysians with items that cater to all our daily needs.

This September, head over to MR. DIY and shop from a wide array of locally made products up to 30% OFF with their ‘Kempen Beli Barangan Malaysia’. From F&B products like Mr. Potato Crisps, Mamee Instant Noodle, Nescafe, and all the way to home and living products such as dishwashing liquid, nitrile gloves to many more! There’s no better time than now to shop for all your home essentials.

Shop For 30% OFF Made-In Malaysia Products At MR. DIY This September

Jom, let’s go to MR. DIY today and get some home shopping done!

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