A celebration of memory, craft, and cultural layering — the Adhika Skirt is inspired by the warmth of nostalgic patchwork blankets from our lola’s home and the layered elegance of traditional tapis and saya skirts .
This breezy, midi-length A-line skirt is made for movement and ease. Designed with a comfortable adjustable waistband (each size fits two sizes — e.g., XS/S is one size), and yes — it has pockets.
Each piece is crafted from deadstock and vintage fabrics thoughtfully combined with either of these two distinct handwoven textiles:
•A honeycomb weave, developed on traditional handloom, draws from Bauhaus design principles and the pioneering woven works of Anni Albers — translating modernist geometry into tactile form.
•An overshoot weave featuring delicate patterns inspired by Philippine flora — from the soft petals of sampaguita to the broad leaves of the banana plant.
Rooted in heritage and designed for today, this skirt is a gentle statement — a wearable patchwork of stories, past and present.
Garment sewn by the team of Multiplier's Clothier in Cebu city, Cebu.
Handwoven fabric woven by Lilia Narca in Argao, Cebu.
Adhika Skirt
The skirt is made of deadstock fabrics combined with handwoven fabric made of upcycled discarded 100% Polyester sewing thread sourced from garment factories in Cebu.
