Where to Buy Filipino Clothes Online (And What to Look For)

Whether you need a barong for a wedding or a tee that reps your roots, buying Filipino clothes online is easier than ever. Here's what to look for.

Formalwear: barong and Filipiniana

Look for clear fabric details (piña, jusi, organza or blends), size charts with chest and length measurements, and photos of the embroidery up close. Order early, since many pieces are made to order.

Handwoven textiles

For malong, inabel, t'nalak or other woven pieces, buy from weaving cooperatives or sellers who name the community the cloth comes from. That way the money supports the weavers.

Filipino streetwear

For everyday wear, look for brands that put real meaning behind their designs. At UGAT, every design starts with a story: a hero, a deity, a word in Baybayin.

Questions to ask

• Who designed it, and are they Filipino?

• Is the cultural content accurate?

• What's the return policy?

• How long will shipping take?

Our approach

UGAT Clothing has been making Filipino cultural streetwear from San Jose, California, for years. Our pieces are designed to start conversations about history.

Wear the story

Start with our best sellers. Shop all Filipino streetwear. UGAT means roots. Know yours.

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Shop the Ugat Jersey Collection

Wear the history. Our mesh jerseys put Filipino heroes and Baybayin front and center, $72 each.

Kalayaan Jersey — Maroon mesh with a hand-drawn U honoring the heroes of Philippine independence. KALAYAAN 98 on the back. Shop now →

Pilipinas Jersey — Navy mesh with Lapu-Lapu and the warriors of Mactan, Baybayin across the shoulders and PILIPINAS 63 on the back. Shop now →

Delano Manong Jersey — Brown mesh honoring the Filipino farmworkers who started the 1965 Delano Grape Strike. Shop now →

See all jerseys in the Ugat shop.