All About Barong Tagalog, Filipiniana, and other Filipino Goods

Celebrate Filipino heritage with Barong Warehouse in San Diego, California. Discover the timeless elegance of the Barong and Filipiniana tops as we honor Filipino American History Month...

Barong Tagalog for Men and Women made in the Philippines, the different types of Barong Tagalog, and the best Tips on how to buy this Filipino attire or costume.

By: Carlo Castillo The Kalinga people have been one of the most revered indigenous ethnic groups in the Philippines. They have been residing in the Northern region of the country, specifically in the Cordillera Mountain Range. The Kalingas have a tight-knit...

By: Janice Guzman Revisiting Traditional Filipino Clothing's Cultural Abundance While the modern fashion industry is proud of its luxurious handcrafted garments from Chinese, Egyptian and Indian textiles and French or Belgian lace, traditional Filipino clothing is proudly made from pineapple and...

By: Christy Mabute The Filipiniana: Wedding Dress Reimagined Weddings are one of the biggest events in a woman's life. After all, it is the day that she agreed to make official the union between man and wife. The occasion is...

By: Flow Quesada There’s no better day to be proud of your Filipino heritage than at your wedding. Filipiniana wedding themes are so chic and romantic -- and that’s exactly what makes them timeless! Perhaps it’s the elegant traditional Filipino...

By: Christy Mabute   Textile Art and the Abra Weaving Tradition Weaving is one of the Filipinos' most enduring ethnic handicrafts. Going as far back as the pre-Spanish era, the natives have already established weaving not just as an art...

By: Flow Quesada   The Barong Tagalog is a traditional Filipino clothing that dates back to the pre-colonial era. The name was only coined during the early Spanish colonization period. It points to the garment’s origin and distinguishes it from...