My Filipino textiles and Fashion books [Filipino Friday]

[@ShilynSews]

I got my "Susmaryosep" sweatshirt from a fellow sewist (IG: nicoleangelinesews)! I'm not sure if she sells them at this time. 0:24 - Filipino Textiles! 2:07 - Hablon 3:44 - Ilocos (Inabel weaves) 5:20 - Yakan Weaves (Bunga Sama) 6:20 - Maranao (Langkit) 6:54 - Filipino Books!

[@PreachThePoet]

Hi! I’m black and Filipino and I’m here because I’ve been researching the Filipino Ana sleeves and that shot me down a deep historical whole and now I’m so inspired to make clothes to show my heritage thank you🤗

[@ShilynSews]

@@PreachThePoet yeeeeees!!! There's so much to learn! I'm still learning!

[@GreenIsBeautiful]

Oooooo I love this!! Will check these out!! Thank you!

[@tomatobird1307]

This is really neat! I don’t really sew, but it was great to see your books and your thoughts on them-I may pick up some of them. I always want to learn more about Filipino culture (tho family is more far north) but yes it is so different and diverse everywhere ahaha…

[@mariem3002]

Thanks for sharing! I've been thinking of getting Fashionable Filipinas for a while and your video inspired me to buy the book. If you're still looking for good sources of Filipino fabrics, Manila Collectible in Intramuros has handmade textiles from all over the country.

[@ShilynSews]

I'll have to check it out! Do you know if they ship internationally by chance?

[@mariem3002]

@@ShilynSews They do! But as you pointed out in the video, international shipping can get pricey.

[@sirrolf2538]

Hello can I ask you about its texture?

[@ShilynSews]

Which one?

[@sirrolf2538]

@@ShilynSews all of them. I'm just curious on their textures like if they are soft, feels good for wearing, etc.