My Philippines Celebrates 10 Years of Original Pinoy Lifestyle

My Philippines Lifestyle is a pioneering Filipino brand of lifestyle apparel including souvenir shirts, statement shirts, Filipino culture-inspired shirts, Philippine flag-inspired apparel, jackets, jerseys, shorts, polo shirts, caps and bags. We joined My Philippines Lifestyle to celebrates its 10th year anniversary with the launching of their new My Philippines Premium Collection.

Christmas is a Season of Giving at Kultura Filipino

With December fast approaching, Filipino are now busy decorating their houses with festive decors signaling the start of the Christmas season in the Philippines. Kultura Filipino, the largest Filipino lifestyle retail chain in the country offering a wide range of world-class, Filipino-made products; showcases Uniquely Filipino Christmas decors in its 10 stand-alone stores and 26 SM Department Store outlets.

Updated Price List of Good Shepherd Products (as of December 2015)

A trip to Baguio City will never be complete without bringing home Ube Jam, Strawberry Jam or Peanut Brittle from Good Shepherd. Throughout the years, these remains to be the top choice of pasalubong from the City of Pines.

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Sikat Pinoy National Handicrafts Fair 2013

DTI’s Sikat Pinoy fair to showcase handicrafts in September
Press Release

After staging a successful national food fair in August, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is launching another national fair to promote and sell Filipino handicrafts under its Sikat Pinoy brand this month.

“This is the second edition of DTI’s national domestic trade fairs under our newly introduced Sikat Pinoy brand,” DTI Undersecretary for Trade and Investment Promotions Ponciano C. Manalo, Jr. said.

With the tagline “Piling-piling produktong Pilipino”, the DTI will hold the Sikat Pinoy National Handicrafts Fair from September 19 to 23 at the SM Megatrade Halls, SM Megamall in Mandaluyong City.

Yakan Weaving in Lamitan, the Yakan Homeland

Yakan hand loomed fabrics are know for their use of bold colors and geometric patterns. The traditional Yakan art of weaving originated from the island of Basilan, and there is no better place to witness this living art than in the Yakan Homeland of Lamitan, Basilan.