Barong tagalog for men, made for the big days. Weddings, debuts, graduations, and every invite that says "Filipiniana attire." Go classic in cream organza, sharp in black, or own the room in a two-toned colour barong. Designed in Australia, made in the Philippines, sizes XS to 4XL.
More on fabrics: Barong Tagalog: What Are the Fabrics Commonly Used?
Wear it untucked, over dark tailored trousers and polished dress shoes. Under a sheer barong, go for a plain crew-neck undershirt in white or a shade close to your skin tone. It keeps the embroidery the star and the look clean in photos. A Simple Guide on How to Wear the Barong Tagalog
Our barongs have a relaxed classic fit, from XS to 4XL. Between sizes? Size up. Barong size guide
Every order is dispatched the next business day from Brisbane. Shopping from the US, Canada or the UK? Duties and taxes are settled at checkout, so nothing is owed on delivery.
The barong has come a long way. In the popular telling, colonial rules once made it a marker of who was "native." Filipinos took it back, and it became the country's national attire. So yes, you'll look amazing. You'll also be wearing a piece of history, kababayan. The Origins of the Barong Tagalog
A plain crew-neck undershirt, in white or a shade close to your skin tone, so it disappears under sheer organza. Pair the barong with dark trousers and dress shoes, worn untucked. If you'd rather skip the undershirt, choose a fully opaque barong like the Emilio.
No. A barong is worn untucked. That's how it's designed and how it's traditionally worn.
Ours start at about US$95. Most sit between US$98 and US$120, and the Valentin cocoon-silk wedding barong is about US$180. You'll see prices in your local currency on each product.
Traditional piña barongs are woven by hand from pineapple-leaf fibre and hand-embroidered, which can take weeks. Ours use organza, jusilyn and cocoon silk, so you get the classic look at a price you can wear to more than one wedding.
It's the national attire of the Philippines. The barong went from a colonial-era marker of the "native" to a symbol of Filipino pride. Today it's worn at weddings, formal events and celebrations around the world.
Organza is crisp and sheer, the classic see-through barong. Jusilyn has a softer drape and the look of traditional jusi fabric, and it comes in semi-sheer or fully opaque.
Hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent, and don't wring it. Hang or lay flat to dry, out of direct sunlight. Steam out wrinkles, or iron on a suitable setting with a cloth between the iron and the barong. Care instructions
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