In general, us guys are very simple creatures. Especially when it comes to clothes, any standard wear goes into the washer. As for anything fancy, well, we’re off to the dry cleaners then. But while there are plenty of...
From what was most commonly known by many, barongs are just for formal and special events. But if you have stayed in the Philippines for quite a while, you will notice that barongs are not just for formal and...
For most men, the go-to of formal wear usually meant taking the safe choice of the suit jacket and tie combo that everyone is very familiar with. The colors are just as predictable: gray, blue, or the ever-so-expected black....
A warm summer day and a pinstriped suit (or any suit) is a difficult combo to pull off, especially when staying out of the heat of the sun is not an option. And when you’re going to be visiting...
The Philippines is the center of the Barong Tagalog outfit. The country is also rich in history, culture, and tradition. As we look back to the Filipino’s culture, history, and tradition, we would inevitably notice the most loved barong...
The State of the Nation Address or SONA is one of the most important presidential speeches. It’s time to address critical issues of the country and provide solutions to urgent matters. But along with that, long-awaited speech is the...
You might think that since barong is a traditional and formal men’s wear, you will see the same traditional and typical designs over and over again. But think again. You will also be surprised that babies, children, and even women...
Barong Tagalog or simply Barong is the national dress of the Philippines. Referred to as the ‘Baro ng Tagalog’, the tradition dates back to the Spanish Colonial era. As elegant as the dresses are, you would certainly want them...
Clothes make the man. This old adage still holds true today. By carefully selecting the cut, trim, fabric, and colors that we wear, we create a visual message telling the world who we are. And when it comes to...
Filipiniana fabrics are quite different from the typical fabrics used in the Western part of the hemisphere. Although they are quite unique, they are varied–from the natural to the synthetic. Jusi, piña, silk, and a combination of piña and...
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