REPAMANA Chapter 0: Origins
REPAMANA repurposes discarded hotel bedsheets, transforming them into elevated pambahay (loungewear) with a story that reaches far beyond the fabric.
Disclaimer notes:
All garments are different from one another and may vary depending on the material availability. The samples shown may vary through lighting, color, and supply of the material. Regardless, the shape, size, and silhouette is retained as seen on reference.
Name | Date |
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Lauren Gutierrez | 13 October, 2023 |
Paul Pajo | 24 October, 2023 |
Bel | 14 November, 2023 |
Nikki Santos-Ocampo | 14 November, 2023 |
Bel | 18 November, 2023 |
AA | 22 November, 2023 |
Harvey Vasquez | 22 November, 2023 |
Russ Juson | 22 November, 2023 |
Patch Dulay | 27 November, 2023 |
Adam Conrad | 28 November, 2023 |
Belle | 1 December, 2023 |
Ingyinn Aung Thu "Phway Phway" | 1 December, 2023 |
Czarina Thea Caga | 2 December, 2023 |
Ionica Lim | 2 December, 2023 |
Kyle Lim | 3 December, 2023 |
Sofia Guevara | 5 December, 2023 |
Anya Guevara | 5 December, 2023 |
Bella Guevara | 5 December, 2023 |
Alia Jean Pablo | 7 December, 2023 |
Benilde Center for Partnership Advancement | 7 December, 2023 |
Bettina Calubaquib | 9 December, 2023 |
Natalia Aguilar | 10 December, 2023 |
Gabbi Constantino | 10 December, 2023 |
Mik | 11 December, 2023 |
Norma Pablo | 11 December, 2023 |
Jon Gutierrez | 11 December, 2023 |
Bettina Gutierrez | 14 December, 2023 |
David Guison | 14 December, 2023 |
Jona Trinos | 14 December, 2023 |
Roxoanne Bagano-Dizon | 14 December, 2023 |
Clarice I. | 22 December, 2023 |
Donnie Gutierrez | 4 January, 2024 |
Meg Manzano | 4 January, 2024 |
Devi Juson | 8 January, 2024 |
mona yap | 17 January, 2024 |
Pauline Roxas | 23 January, 2024 |
Gin Panlilio | 23 January, 2024 |
Accounting Office - Quezon City LGU | 25 January, 2024 |
Bonzai | 25 January, 2024 |
Vinz Mamalateo | 30 January, 2024 |
Accounting Office - Quezon City LGU | 31 January, 2024 |
Chloe Ng | 2 February, 2024 |
Genevieve Garcia | 2 February, 2024 |
Clarice Allison Inciso | 8 February, 2024 |
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Homecoming Kit - ₱500.00
IN STOCK AND READY FOR SHIPPING!
RE. Basahan (Rag)
A staple to every Filipino household, crafted by the female prisoners of Quezon City. A multipurpose rag that can be used in the kitchen, dining, or living room, depending on your preference.
RE. Aspili (Brooch Pin)
A representation of the brand's symbol, the butterfly. An unending cycle of metamorphosis, a constant theme throughout the label reintegrated everything back into the cycle. The idea of it as an heirloom that is passed on to generations.
The Pyupa Bag - ₱1,500.00
IN STOCK AND READY FOR SHIPPING!
PYUPA. The beginning of every journey that starts from within, unraveling into its new form. A crocheted handbag fashioned from repurposed fabrics of knitted shirts made by the female prisoners of Quezon City. Encased like a cocoon shell, protecting all your belongings. Limited and number pieces.
Badiday Top - ₱3,750.00
BADIDAY. The household's all-around maiden, she does the chores and looks out for everyone’s wellbeing. A sleeveless flared top with ribbon-tie shoulder straps that can be adjusted to different sizes or depending on the wearer's preference. This can be a wardrobe staple either going out for a quick errand or lounging at home.
Dodong Shirt - ₱4,750.00
DODONG. The family’s handyman, the reliable tinker to every repair in the household. Reimagined from a Yukata for a breezy and comfortable fit, this soft-tailored overgarment has side openings connected with a tie-strap. The unconventional piece can be styled in various ways, either layering it with a shirt or can be worn as is.
Inday Daster - ₱4,750.00
INDAY. The feminine, outspoken and passionate. Designed to flatter every woman's body, this everyday daster is a must-have. A multi-strap mid-length tent dress adjustable to different sizes depending on the wearer’s preference.
Badong Polo - ₱6,750.00
BADONG. The heartthrob who may seem shy and reserved, but exudes confidence when the situation demands. Our own version of an occasion polo shirt heavily manipulated with our "kum-ot" technique, showing a crumpled effect. Enclosed by metal snaps to show a seamless flow but finished raw for a rugged look.
Mariposa - ₱6,750.00
MARIPOSA. The favorite among all siblings, she always brings energy to the household. A low-back multi-strap top rendered with the brand's “kum-ot” technique in a more pristine and neat variation. It can be worn for an elevated look or opt for a casual feel with a denim look.
Mariposa Tapis - ₱9,750.00
MARIPOSA T. The twin sister. Although identical, she is different from her twin, quiet but has a lot to say. A versatile wrap-around garment styled in the iconic “kum-ot” technique. It can be worn as an individual garment or perfectly paired with the Mariposa top as a set.
Cero (Custom) - ₱15,000.00
CERO or 0 equates to “unknown” that is yet to be discovered. Explicitly designed as per the client’s request, this custom apparel can be referenced from any of the looks from the collection. An exclusive collaboration and consultation with the designer is offered.
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