Custom Filipiniana Gown 6011CM

 

  • To ensure accurate measurements, we suggest having a professional tailor or seamstress measure you.
  • If you do not get a professional tailor or seamstress to take your measurements, you should follow the provided guide to ensure proper fit.
  • We will make your garment according to the measurements you provide. Barongs R Us will add allowance on the chest, waist, hips, and armhole when creating your custom barong Tagalog.
  • Any alterations, fittings, changes, or adjustments, if necessary, can be quickly done by any one of your local tailors or sewists. We are not responsible for a client's fluctuation in weight.
  • For all US custom orders, the standard delivery time takes 6-8 weeks.
  • All international custom orders take 8 to 10 weeks for delivery.
  • Prices may vary depending on fabrics, measurements, and specifications.
  • All measurements should be done in inches.
  • If planning to buy colored barongs, we highly encourage placing your orders at the same time to have uniformed color-themed barongs.

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