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The Barong Tagalog as a Symbol of Pride

During the Spanish invasion of the Philippines (1561-1889), the barong tagalog was mandated to be worn by Filipinos (indios) for over 300 years in order to highlight the distinction between...

A Groom's Guide to Picking a Barong Tagalog

Only jusi and piña fabric are acceptable for formal barongs. Silk organza, rather than abaca or banana fiber, is the chosen material for Jusi. Jusi, which is woven mechanically, is...

Common Mistakes When Wearing a Barong Tagalog

The Barong Tagalog may quickly boost the appearance of the wearer if it is designed with attention to fit and shape. At weddings and other formal events, it's expected to...

Modern Barong Tagalog for Women

In the Spanish colonial period, males began to wear the Barong Tagalog, or "Tagalog uniform," which is derived from the term "baro," which means top garment. Female counterparts to the...

Barong Tagalog for Men: A Fashion Statement wit...

The Barong Tagalog for men, simply put is a fashion statement that features embroidery. Known as a Baro or Barong men wear this popular, embroidered, long-sleeved formal dress shirt. The...

Barong Tagalog - An Embroidery of Philippine Hi...

The Filipino Barong Tagalog, also known simply as baro or barong, is a formal long-sleeved traditional shirt with embroidery and is a part of the indigenous clothing of the Philippines. The Filipino...