6 PH Clothing Brands on Your Radar This 2024

Filipino designers take proud notice in Fashion nowadays, more often than you think. Bringing a mix of contemporary and traditional design elements to the table. Standing tall as one of the leading producers of textiles and fabrics. PH clothing brands in the Philippines become stronger than ever as they take the scene. Not to mention, being a proud member of the (AAPI) Heritage Month.

New-age Filipino designers bring their A-game to the table this year. From an ambitious-art-turned-wardrobe to staple pieces that fit everyday wear, fashion is everywhere. With that, let’s celebrate new looks and aesthetics with these 6 emerging brands for 2024. Guaranteed to take your perspectives on clothes to a whole new level.

@abkdco celebrates local heritage and spirit with an all-Filipino design team. ABAKADA embodies Filipino street culture and contemporary design fit for everyday wear. With its “para sa kultura” or “for the culture” byline, it stands tall for pieces that stick true to its roots. The pieces include various apparel like shirts, sweatpants, hoodies, and even varsity-themed sweaters. Paying homage to sharp swag with designs and prints with Filipino referencing.

@carljancruz caters to the more novel-abstract part of Filipino Fashion, CARL JAN CRUZ. The label creates details that mimic “caricatures” through exaggerated and deconstructed silhouettes. Fit for the androgynous and explorative people in Filipino Fashion. The brand considers itself as an altruist of its moniker. Being nonchalant to unify pieces and perspectives to be one. When you’re wearing a clothing piece from CJC, expect A LOT of heads to turn.

@isla.project aims to be your go-to streetwear brand. A streetwear brand that started in the Philippines and now operating in Los Angeles. ISLA Project serves dashing graphics and high-quality fabrics while presenting the OG look. Furthermore, each of the brand’s collections adheres to give back to the community. Through charity-driven efforts to various causes back to the motherland. ISLA’s efforts hope to bring the Filipino community to an understanding of the term roots. To become grounded and exceed expectations.