Musang cekak blouse is a blouse with a high collar at the neck, about 2.5 cm. The musang cekak blouse is equipped with two buttons at the top of the lower neck, while the rest of the musang cekak blouse follows the pattern of the Teluk Belanga kurung blouse. The musang cekak blouse has a length that reaches the back. Usually, wearing this musang cekak blouse is accompanied by a kekek and pesak, and there are three pockets on the left side of the chest and two around the left and right waist.

The text translated to English while preserving the HTML tags is: "The 'baju kurung cekak musang' was introduced around the 1930s or 1940s. In a book called 'Pakai Patut Melayu' written by Haji Mohd Sa'id bin Haji Sulaiman, it is mentioned that the 'baju kurung' is basically a blouse with a standing collar, which is often covered. The design of the collar of the 'baju kurung' is similar to the male 'gamis' (a long robe-like garment) usually worn by people performing the Hajj. However, because Tuan Haji Busu wanted to make the blouse shorter, he cut the 'gamis' to waist height and added pockets to the chest of the 'baju kurung'."

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The 'baju kurung cekak musang' is commonly worn during traditional events, Islamic holidays, Eid, or for prayer in Lingga. The 'baju kurung cekak musang' is usually paired with pants of the same color as the top, accompanied by patterned fabric. The wearing of this 'baju kurung cekak musang' is often complemented with the use of a black 'songkok'. This type of 'baju kurung cekak musang' has various models. Let's take a look at the available models of the 'baju kurung cekak musang'! Tuesday (05/03/2024)."