Pinoy Flag Kids T-Shirts

Philippines American Grown With Filipino Roots - Gift for Philippines

Pray for Philippines for peace and no war with the symbol of butterfly moth to represent hope and support for Philippines people. This butterfly is beautiful for celebrating the easter resurrection day for christians.

Philippines Canadian Grown With Filipino Roots - Gift for Philippines

In our Hearts, WE are Proud Filipino American. Rip through and take on the World.

Gift for Filipino From Philippines

VBVA Virginia Beach Virginia Design by CoVA Tennis

Honoring Filipino Americans with a Contemporary Style of a Filipino American Flag

Philippines Irish Grown With Filipino Roots - Gift for Philippines

Gift for Filipino From Philippines

VAMOS Let's Go Tennis Design by CoVA Tennis

A province in the Philippines located in Luzon.

This Philippine Flag design with Pre-Colonial Baybayin script is the Perfect gift for any Filipinos or Pinoy at heart.

Minimalistic map design fitting for everyone who loves Boracay-Philippines. For all travelers, locals and Boracay lovers.

A city in the Philippines.

A city in the Philippines located in Visayas.

Everyone loves Lola! Celebrate Filipino pride and family with this design for grandmother!

Our newest addition to represent yourself as a proud Filipino American (Traditional/Precolonial colorway)

A city in Luzon, Philippines.

Phillipines passport

Pinay

A city in Luzon, Philippines.

This Baybayin tshirt is Perfect for gift for Filipino or Pinoy at heart.

Padayon is a word that comes from the language called “Hiligaynon”. This particular language could be found in some areas of the Visayas such as iloilo and Negros Occidental. The word means “to continue”,however,this single word means so much more. When peopleare in tough place in life,struggling and facing tremendous pressures,often times you’ll here them chant a mantra -”Padayon”. As such, this simple words becomes a beacon of hope that says I’ll push through any challenge life gives me”. So, Padayon means so much more than just “to continue”. Instead,it gives people hope that despite the hardships in life,all we have to do is stay strong and move forward,beacause better things are waiting.

Padayon is a word that comes from the language called “Hiligaynon”. This particular language could be found in some areas of the Visayas such as iloilo and Negros Occidental. The word means “to continue”,however,this single word means so much more. When people are in tough place in life,struggling and facing tremendous pressures,often times you’ll here them chant a mantra -”Padayon”. As such, this simple words becomes a beacon of hope that says I’ll push through any challenge life gives me”.

Everyone loves Lola! Celebrate Filipino pride and family with this design for grandmother!

A city in Mindanao, Philippines.

Whang-Od Oggay,the most prominent figure in kalinga province,is known to be the oldest and last living mambabatok. Apo Whang-Od started tattoing Butbut warriors as early as 15 years old. Though the warriors have already ceased existence, Whang-od still performs the tradition to the interested tourists who come all the way from Manila as far as the United States. With her experience and efforts in preserving this tradition culture,Apo Whang-od was nominated for a National Living Treasures Award,an award given to people or artist with significant contributions to intangible cultural heritage in the Philippines. Whang-Od is recognized as the last mambabatok because in the past mambabatoks can only train within their bloodline. But through the

A city in Philippines located in Mindanao.

Filipina

Gift for Filipino From Philippines

A city in Luzon, Philippines.

Great gift item for all Filipinos

A city in Visayas, Philippines.

The Carabao (Karabàw) is a symbol of strength and hard work. Rep the cultural pride of The Philippines with this tribal skull design!

This Philippine Spiral motive is a Style of Flowing..Freedom

'Ambot',is not a tagalog but a Cebuano/Visayan word. It means "i don't know" in English. It could also have the same meaning/intent when someone says "who knows?" in English. The actual Tagalog/Filipino equavalent is "aywan",which is more commonly spelled "ewan" nowadays.