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His organization, Ambension Silk, provides training and livelihood to Filipina workers. Through partnerships like this, a more sustainable and ethical approach to fashion comes forth.
Bayo is a homegrown fashion brand that takes pride in being Filipino.
Bayo women hold on to the traditional ideals while exploring outstanding strength within. Flourishing in the variety of silhouettes, Bayo makes sure to proudly recognize Filipino talents in its locally made designs, depicting our cultural heritage.
64K Followers, 62 Following, 4,579 Posts - BAYO (@bayoclothing) on Instagram: "🇵🇭 Made in the Philippines 🌸 Designed by women for women 🌿 A participant-member of the UN @globalcompact Sign up to our newsletter for updates".
Shop - Bayo. With our clothes, you’re taking part in a greater journey towards circular fashion and sustainability. Through kinder materials and low-impact production practices, we’re #ShapingFutures one garment at a time. Dresses. Tops. Bottoms.
Bayo is taking the first step to sustainable fashion with our #JourneytoZero initiative! Through this, we aim to raise awareness and promote Earth-friendly consumer practices; and reduce textile waste by transforming fabric scraps into chic and sleek fashion pieces you could wear everyday!
Jan 26, 2024 · In the vibrant tapestry of the Philippine fashion scene, one name stands out for its fusion of modern elegance and traditional charm — BAYO. From its humble beginnings to its current status as a…
Jun 1, 2022 · Made for mothers, daughters, and lolas, the new Bayo will make you enjoy endless outfit repeating. Sustainable and inclusive, this is the new Bayo. After three decades in the fashion industry, the well-known brand begins efforts towards being a responsible Filipino brand.
Dec 8, 2022 · The Bayo x Ella Collection, which drops December 8, is a fifteen-piece capsule wardrobe that capitalizes on vibrant colors, intricate weaves, and an interplay of textures. It uses deadstock fabrics, recycled materials, cotton, and piña, rooting itself in circular fashion.
