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Barong Tagalog

The lightweight, embroidered formal shirt that serves as the Philippines’ national formalwear for men. Worn untucked and traditionally made from piña or jusi, the barong appears at weddings, state events, and celebrations, with hand embroidery marking the finest, most prized examples.

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