Metro Manila Pins and Buttons

Get the ultimate athletic shirt especially designed for the people from the province of Metro Manila. Wear your country and province proud. Show your patriotism without uttering a word.

Manila city map in red typography. This oriental urban cityscape is an exquisite gift to a Filipino friend or Pinoy family who lives or travel to Metro Manila , Philippines.

Manila city map in a watercolor painted style typography. This nature inspired urban cityscape is a sweet gift to a Filipino friend or Pinoy family who lives or travel to the Philippines.

Manila city map in colorful typography. This multi color urban cityscape is a creative gift to a Filipino friend or Pinoy family who lives or travel to Metro Manila, Philippines.

Manila city map in full moon design. This black and white urban cityscape is a stunning gift to a Filipino friend or Pinoy family who lives or travel to Metro Manila, Philippines.

Manila city map in a travel pin icon. This urban cityscape location marker is a stunning gift to a Filipino friend or Pinoy family who lives in Metro Manila, Philippines.

Manila city map in retro gold typography. This 1920s art deco cityscape is a vintage gift to a Filipino friend or Pinoy family who lives or travel to Metro Manila, Philippines.

Manila city map in vintage typography. This old urban cityscape is a classical gift to a Filipino friend or Pinoy family who lives or travel to Metro Manila, Philippines.

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designed by MplusC

Caloocan city map in architectural blueprint typography. This urban cityscape wireframe is an excellent gift to a Filipino architect or Pinoy engineer who lives or travel to Philippines.

Proud Pinoy/Pinay

In 1975 Manila, one of the buildings that became iconic until it was demolished and redesigned in 2000's was called 'Virra Mall'; its wide, glass-panelled, wedged-pyramid canopy framework acting as a natural greenhouse for the surrounding upper-level plantation underneath served as the mall's iconic structure. The re-interpretation of its logo is a tribute to that by-gone era of modern architecture influence fostered in the Philippine capital.

In 1975 Manila, one of the buildings that became iconic until it was demolished and redesigned in 2000's was called 'Virra Mall'; its wide, glass-panelled, wedged-pyramid canopy framework acting as a natural greenhouse for the surrounding upper-level plantation underneath served as the mall's iconic structure. The re-interpretation of its logo is a tribute to that by-gone era of modern architecture influence fostered in the Philippine capital.