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Barangay Basics Everyday things, proudly ours. Introducing the Barangay Basics Collection by IDENTITY Apparel — premium cotton tees featuring colorful machine-embroidered designs inspired by the sights, flavors, traditions, and everyday things that feel unmistakably Filipino. From the jeepney and tricycle we see on the road, to taho and tusok-tusok on the street, to extra rice that somehow always finds its way onto the table — Barangay Basics is a little collection of things that feel like home. No oversized graphics. No souvenir-shirt treatment. Just clean, well-made everyday tees with small, detailed embroideries on the upper left chest. 12 designs. 12 little pieces of home. Proudly Filipino. Proudly ours. THE TEE Made from 230–240 GSM premium cotton with mall-quality construction. Substantial enough to feel premium, comfortable enough to wear every day. Classic / Regular Fit — relaxed and universally flattering Unisex sizing — made to wear and share Pre-shrunk fabric — what you order is what you keep Side-seamed construction — never tubular, always shaped Double needle stitching on the neckline and sleeves for lasting durability Chain-stitched shoulder-to-shoulder tape for structure and support Rib knit cuffs for a clean, polished finish Tearaway label — clean and comfortable against the skin THE EMBROIDERY Each tee features a colorful machine-embroidered Filipino-inspired design on the upper left chest. Small enough to keep the shirt clean and easy to wear, but detailed enough to make you look twice. Every design celebrates something familiar — the things we grew up seeing, eating, riding, doing, and sharing. 12 Designs to Collect Alon — a colorful little nod to the seas that surround us. Buko — fresh, familiar, and unmistakably tropical. Extra Rice — because sometimes one cup is simply not enough. Jeepney — an icon of everyday Filipino streets. Kalesa — a colorful piece of Philippine history that still rolls on today. Kaon Ta! — Let's eat! Because food is alway