Filipiniana Boleros

Filipiniana boleros with butterfly sleeves, the easiest way to make any outfit Filipiniana. Wear one over an evening gown, a slip dress or a simple top, and you have the terno look. Made in a silk-polyester blend organza with hand-embroidered floral detailing, in sizes XS to 4XL and more than 20 colours.

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One bolero, so many looks

  • Over an evening gown for weddings, debuts and galas. This is the classic terno look.
  • Over a slip or cocktail dress for engagement parties, christenings and dinners.
  • Over a simple top and skirt or tailored pants when the invite says "Filipiniana attire" but the day is relaxed.

Find your bolero

  • Neutrals that go with everything: the Luisa, Maria, Carmen and Mutya in black, cream, ivory white and snow white.
  • Colour: the Nene in powder blue, midnight blue, emerald, chartreuse, peony pink, blush pink, ube and fuchsia plum. The Luisa also comes in burgundy, red, navy, cocoa brown and pink.
  • Heritage prints: the Banika in a banig-inspired weave and the Langit in a Luzon geometric print.

Make it a terno

Buying a dress too? Get 40% off your bolero when you buy a matching dress. Shop Filipiniana dresses

Finding your size

Our boleros are sized by shoulder width, not dress size. Measure from the top of one shoulder bone to the other. That's where the butterfly sleeves sit. Your bolero size may be different from your usual size. Bolero size guide

Shipping

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.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Filipiniana bolero?

A short, open-front jacket with the structured butterfly sleeves of the traditional terno. It sits over your shoulders and turns almost any dress or top into a Filipiniana look.

What is a bolero jacket?

A bolero jacket is a cropped, open-front jacket that ends above the waist. It's worn over dresses and gowns to add sleeves and coverage. Ours add Filipiniana butterfly sleeves, in a silk-polyester blend organza with hand-embroidered floral detailing.

How do you wear a bolero?

Wear it open over a strapless, sweetheart or spaghetti-strap gown for the classic terno look. For daytime events, layer it over a simple top with a skirt or tailored pants.

Can I wear a bolero to a wedding?

Yes. Boleros are a go-to for weddings, as a guest, ninang or bride. Choose ivory or snow white for bridal looks, and leave white to the bride if you're a guest.

How do I choose my bolero size?

Boleros are sized by shoulder width. Measure from the top of one shoulder bone to the other, not the outer edge of your shoulders, and pick the size that matches. Bolero size guide

How much does a Filipiniana bolero cost?

Our boleros range from about US$67 to US$105. You'll see prices in your local currency on each product. Buy a matching dress and get 40% off your bolero.

How do I care for my bolero?

Hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent, and don't wring it. Lay flat or hang to dry, out of direct sunlight. Steam out wrinkles. Care instructions

Where can I buy a Filipiniana bolero?

Right here. We dispatch from Brisbane to the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand and worldwide. US, Canadian and UK orders have duties settled at checkout, so nothing is owed on delivery.

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