Your barong, chalked from your numbers.
Give us six measurements and watch the pieces land on the cloth. The
bolt tells you the metres, the metres tell you the price, and the
calendar tells you the truth about piña.
Metres on the bolt ·
From · The cutting table A bolt of cloth 114 centimetres wide lying on a green cutting mat. The pattern pieces for your barong are chalked on it from your measurements: the front, the back, two sleeves, the collar band and two cuffs. A coral line marks where the cloth is cut. bolt, 114 cm wide front, on fold back, on fold sleeve sleeve collar cuffs cut at · m Chalked at the house defaults. Move a slider and the pieces move. The measurements Six numbers, in centimetres. A friend and a soft tape are enough; we re-take every one at the fitting.
The cloth Three weaves, all 114 cm wide. The bolt above re-weaves when you choose; the metres stay the same, the price and the wait do not.
Choose the cloth Jusi Silk and abacá blend, machine-woven Per metre ₱1,600 Lead time in stock Medium sheer, holds a crease Piña-jusi Pineapple fibre on a jusi ground, Aklan Per metre ₱2,900 Lead time 10 days Sheer, with the piña sheen Hand-woven piña Pure pineapple fibre, Kalibo loom Per metre ₱6,500 Lead time 21 days Very sheer, the heirloom cloth The embroidery On the front panel, by hand, in Lumban. Density is the difference between a quiet barong and a wedding one.
Choose the motif Sampaguita The flower, in a running vine Light ₱6,000 · 14 days Full ₱11,000 · 28 days Kawayan Bamboo, upright, sparse or dense Light ₱5,000 · 12 days Full ₱9,000 · 24 days Calado Openwork, threads drawn out of the cloth Light ₱8,000 · 21 days Full ₱15,000 · 40 days Density None, plain cloth Light, a panel down the front Full, panel and collar and cuffs The fitting Tell us when you need to wear it. The calendar answers before you give us a name.
