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AMIANAN shorts in baybay blue (Binakol trim)

    • AMIANAN shorts in baybay blue (Binakol trim)

    ₱1,600.00 Regular Price
    ₱1,200.00Sale Price
    Our AMIANAN shorts are made of matte charmeuse silk, a more expensive and durable upgrade to the commonly used, flimsy satin. Our silk is also softer and a better insulator, with a muted sheen that makes it look more elegant.
     
    The AMIANAN shorts make use of inabel weave for its trim. Inabel which means handwoven or hand-loomed, is an indigenous textile from the Northern Philippines. 
     
    This individually-sold AMIANAN shorts in baybay (ocean) blue feature the Binakol weave from Ilocos region. 
     
    It has two deep side pockets for your small personal belongings; and an aptly gartered, thick waistband that makes it wearable and adjustable for a wider range of sizes. It can also be further tightened with a drawstring to ensure it stays in place. You can wear the AMIANAN shorts high-, mid-, or low-waist, depending on your preference for style and comfort.
     
    Make no mistake, our AMIANAN shorts are UNISEX. Feel free to do whatever you want in the AMIANAN shorts.

    • PRODUCT INFO

      Material: Charmeuse silk, Binakol indigenous weave
      Print: Solid with patterned trim
      Fit: Relaxed | Loose | Can be worn high- or mid-waist
      Sizing:

      Size Waist Hips Length
      Small-Medium 26-30" 38" 12"
      Large-XL 31-35" 43" 13"

       

      For this design, we only make 5 pieces for each color per size every production run. We produce each garment in batches of limited quantities to avoid overproduction, unwanted inventory, and to minimize textile waste.

    • KNOW YOUR WEAVE

      • Binakol is one of the most recognizable indigenous weaves from the Ilocos region of the Philippines, characterized by its uniform, interlocked geometric pattern of squares and rectangles. The effect gives an optical illusion of movement as if a circle is radiating or expanding outward: a psychedelic optical art. Binakol’s distinct pattern is meant to represent the wind (alipugpog) and the waves of the sea (kurikos/kusikos) which are believed by indigenous peoples to drive away malevolent spirits. Depending on the dialect spoken or origin of the textile, its name slightly changes: binakol, binakul, binakael, or binakel.
      • Kantarines is an indigenous weave handmade on a small scale by loom weavers in Abra province, in the Cordillera Administrative Region of the Philippines. The Kantarines is best known for its striped designs - featuring stripes of various widths, colors, and combinations.

    • SHIPPING INFO

      Domestic shipping is automatically free for orders amounting to atleast PhP 5,000.00

    • RETURNS AND EXCHANGE

      WE WILL ONLY ACCOMMODATE RETURNS AND EXCHANGES FOR DAMAGED ITEMS WITHIN 7 DAYS OF DELIVERY DATE.

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