Sustainability Report
ROYAL SELANGOR JAZZ FEST JULY 2024
SUSTAINABILITY WALL LAUNCH - MARCH 2024
Royal Selangor hosted its first-ever Jazz Festival, a 12-hour celebration featuring 19 local musicians and performers. The event supported Malaysia’s creative ecosystem by spotlighting homegrown talent and small creative enterprises, while transforming the Visitor Centre into a vibrant platform for music, culture, and artistic expression.
Royal Selangor launched its Sustainability Wall as a creative expression of environmental responsibility and local artistry. Constructed using recycled OSB materials and created in collaboration with local graffiti artists, the installation celebrated craftsmanship and community, and was officially visited by the Minister of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change.
HERITAGE MONTH AT THE VISITOR CENTRE AUGUST–SEPTEMBER 2024
STAR WARS POP CULTURE EVENTS MAY 2025
Royal Selangor supported global pop culture through Star Wars–themed events held in Malaysia, Japan, and the United Kingdom. These activations celebrated storytelling, design, and fandom culture, reflecting the brand’s craftsmanship through officially licensed collections that connect contemporary popular culture with artisanal heritage.
During Heritage Month, Royal Selangor collaborated with local artist and author Emila Yusof to create a children’s corner featuring colouring activities and storytelling. The programme highlighted Malaysian folklore and historical figures, encouraging younger audiences to engage with local heritage through art, literature, and creative play.
AUTUMN/WINTER 2024 & SPRING/ SUMMER 2025 COLLECTIONS
RS140 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FEBRUARY 2025
Royal Selangor’s seasonal collections drew inspiration from culture, science, and heritage. Autumn/Winter 2024 featured the Earth Collection, including wildlife artworks by Rachel Grey and the Tigris collection highlighting Malaysian tigers. Spring/Summer 2025 introduced Tariq, celebrating Islamic navigation, astronomy, and knowledge.
Royal Selangor marked its 140th anniversary with a year-long celebration honouring heritage and craftsmanship. Highlights included a commissioned graffiti timeline by Malaysian artists, historical exhibitions, and cultural installations, officially officiated by the Deputy Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture at the Visitor Centre.
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