Modern-day kebaya now incorporate modern tailoring innovations such as clasps, zippers and buttons zippers, being a much appreciated addition for ladies' that promptly need a toilet break, without requiring being literally unwrapped by a helper—to the extent the true traditional kain is near unanimously rejected. Other modern innovations have included the blouse "baju kebaya" worn without the restrictive kemben, and even the kebaya blouse worn with slacks or made of the fabric usually for the "kain panjang". The female flight attendants of Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines also feature batik kebaya as their uniforms.