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Overview
Jofarina
House of Filipino Attire is a Hawai'i based fashion design
company specializing in traditional Filipino costumes. The
majority of our customers are costume contest entrants,
pageant participants and wedding parties.
Our
products include apparel such as custom-made Terno, Maria
Clara, Barong Tagalog, Balintawak, Baro't Saya, Camisa,
Camisa de Chino, Patadiong and Kimona; as well as accessories
including Chinelas, Tambourine (necklace), paineta and Cocho.
Some of the Filipino fabrics we use to make our products
are: Abel Iloco, Sinamay, Abaca, Jusi, Pina, Pina/Jusi and
Tinalak.
We also
create other ethnic wear: the Samoan Pulitasi and the Hawaiian
Mu'u Mu'u and Aloha Shirts.
Services
We Provide
- Creating
award-winning Filipino costumes.
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Tailoring pre-made dresses.
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Planning and coordinating cultural events.
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Offering beauty and fashion advice.
- Giving
lectures and training on Filipino costumes and its evolution.
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Mentoring the community's youth to promote cultural pride
and unity.

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The
circle in the logo represents the seamless and unending commitment
of Jofarina House of Filipino Attire to perpetuating Filipino
customs and tradition. The symbol enclosed within the circle
represents the letter P written in ancient
Filipino character known as alibata or baybayin.
This letter P stands for Pilipino and Pilipinas.
Notice that this character appears like the letters J
and F beautifully linked. J
and F are the initials of Jo Farina. |
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