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All prints are reprints of art by Alex Pacalda and Maita Abadiano, two political prisoners currently detained at CIW Mandaluyong for their activism.

• 90 gsm cardstock
• Approx. 4 x 5.5 inches
• Blank back side
• Original art by @joviegalit

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For the updated donation amounts and transparency report, please check out this link.

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A tribute to the beloved tabo, an everyday essential in Filipino homes. These keychains celebrate a simple cultural piece that represents care.

All keychains include a gold swivel clasp and ring. The pieces are 3D printed with a dimension of approximately 2.5 inches.

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Medium-sized scrunchie sourced from artisans in Laguna, each piece is embroidered with designs from Barong fabric scraps. Due to the nature of the production, embroidered design varies per scrunchie.

Made by piña and jusilyn fabric, just like modern barongs.

Proceeds

15% of the profits from this product will be donated to the Molbog, Palaw’an, and Cagayanen Indigenous people of Bugsuk, Palawan (via SAMBILOG: Balik Bugsuk Movement) who are currently fighting against militarization, relentless threats, and forced eviction from their land. For the updated donation amounts and transparency report, please check out this link.

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Sizing: 3 inches long

A parol is a traditional Filipino Christmas lantern made to represent light and hope.

These Coconut Shell Parol keychain carry with them the warmth of the tropics and the artistry of Mindanaoan makers from Kidapawan, Cotabato. Each pair is from reclaimed coconut shell, an abundant and symbolic material in the Philippines, long revered as the “Tree of Life.”

In many Filipino communities, especially across Mindanao, the coconut tree sustains everyday life, from food and drink to shelter and craft. Artisans have long transformed coconut shells into household tools, jewelry, and ornaments, weaving both creativity and sustainability into their traditions. 

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Crafted with care and tradition, this Barong pouch features a delicate floral design, handpainted by artisans in Laguna.

Made from piña and jusilyn fabric just like the modern Filipino Barong, each piece is a unique blend of elegance and heritage.

Perfect for carrying your essentials with pride, this pouch honors the hands that made it and the stories that bloom from our roots.

Size: 7x5 inches

Proceeds

15% of the profits from this product will be donated to the Molbog, Palaw’an, and Cagayanen Indigenous people of Bugsuk, Palawan (via SAMBILOG: Balik Bugsuk Movement) who are currently fighting against militarization, relentless threats, and forced eviction from their land. For the updated donation amounts and transparency report, please check out this link.

This product ships at December 5, 2025

Product Description

Sizing: 3 inches long

These Coconut Shell Spoon and Fork Earrings carry with them the warmth of the tropics and the artistry of Mindanaoan makers from Kidapawan, Cotabato. Each pair is from reclaimed coconut shell, an abundant and symbolic material in the Philippines, long revered as the “Tree of Life.”

In many Filipino communities, especially across Mindanao, the coconut tree sustains everyday life, from food and drink to shelter and craft. Artisans have long transformed coconut shells into household tools, jewelry, and ornaments, weaving both creativity and sustainability into their traditions. By turning these humble kitchen icons, the spoon and fork, into wearable art, the makers celebrate nourishment and the Filipino spirit of resourcefulness.

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• 3 inches, authentic Capiz sourced from Bataan
• Texts are hand written in gouache ink through the process of pointed pen calligraphy, by @joviegalit

• Because Capiz is a natural material and that each product is written by hand, each piece may have small imperfections that make it uniquely yours.

• Care instructions:

  To care for this Capiz ornament, avoid water and moisture since the gouache text is not waterproof. Gently wipe the shell with a soft, dry cloth only. Avoid friction, pressure, and prolonged sunlight to protect the color and finish.

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50% of the profits from this product will go to ongoing mutual aid support for Sudan via Sudan Solidarity Collective and Toronto Community Justice Funds, whose purpose is to raise and distribute resources for community members living in the Greater Toronto Area who are facing legal and other financial repercussions stemming from the criminalization of their Palestinian liberation and solidarity work.

For the updated donation amounts and transparency report, please check out this link.

Product Description

• 3 inches, authentic Capiz sourced from Bataan
• Texts are hand written in gouache ink through the process of pointed pen calligraphy, by @joviegalit

• Because Capiz is a natural material and that each product is written by hand, each piece may have small imperfections that make it uniquely yours.

• Care instructions:

  To care for this Capiz ornament, avoid water and moisture since the gouache text is not waterproof. Gently wipe the shell with a soft, dry cloth only. Avoid friction, pressure, and prolonged sunlight to protect the color and finish.

Proceeds

30% of the profits from this product will go to PAMALAKAYA, or Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas, a militant Filipino federation of small fishers’ organizations founded in 1987. They unite small-scale fishers in the fight for genuine fisheries reform and to defend their rights against large-scale commercial and foreign interests that contribute to poverty and environmental degradation. 

For the updated donation amounts and transparency report, please check out this link.

Combining two powerful symbols of resistance, Palestine's watermelon and the Philippines' sun and stars, this pin represents unwavering solidarity and serves as the official emblem of Filipinos United 4 Palestine. Designed by its members, the pin not only honours the Palestinian resistance against occupation but also reflects the deep connections between Filipino and Palestinian liberation movements. Through this symbol, we recognize the shared histories of colonialism and violence, and the critical lessons many Filipinos have drawn from the Palestinian struggle.

For more resources on Filipino and Palestine solidarity, please check out the following:

• Huwag Matakot! Leaving Fear Behind as We Speak Up for a Free Palestine
• Filipinos in solidarity with Palestine call for Arms Embargo now!
• Christian Zionism in the Philippines: When Faith Becomes a Tool for Settler Colonialism

Proceeds

100% of the profits from this pin ($5 for each) will go to Palestinian mutual aid efforts, distributed across Palestinian-Filipino refugee families in the Philippines. For the updated donation amounts and transparency report, please check out this link.

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1.5 x 1.3 inch, gold-backing enamel pin with rubber lock

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• Mini print:
  • 90 gsm cardstock
  • Approx. 4 x 5.5 inches
  • Blank back side
• Sticker:
  • Approx 3 inches
  • Vinyl & Waterproof
• Original art by @joviegalit

Proceeds

For the updated donation amounts and transparency report, please check out this link.

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All keychains include a gold swivel clasp and ring. The hearts are 3D printed with a dimension of 4 x 2 inches. 

Proceeds

20% of the profits from this product will go to Toronto Community Justice Funds, whose purpose is to raise and distribute resources for community members living in the Greater Toronto Area who are facing legal and other financial repercussions stemming from the criminalization of their Palestinian liberation and solidarity work.

“Six Years a Prisoner” is a collection of poems and art written by John Griefen “Gap” Arlegui and Reynaldo “JR” Viernes during their six-year incarceration. Known as the Angat 2, they are political prisoners whose only “crime” was their commitment to serving the urban poor.

For this, they were subjected to state repression and charged with fabricated offenses. In February, they were finally released, but their freedom is not the end of the struggle. It marks the beginning of a new chapter. Once again, they rise, carrying the call for justice not just for themselves, but for all victims of state violence and fascism.

Proceeds from this zine will go directly toward supporting their daily needs as full-time community organizers.

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• Language: Tagalog and some English
• Size: 5.5. x 8.5. in
• 20 pages
• Glossy finish
• Language: Tagalog 
• Translation: English translation is available.

Beyond the Word

Malakas, Matapang, Palaban—Strong, Fierce, Fighter. These qualities are often tied to masculinity in Filipino culture, with women traditionally expected to be mahinhin—modest and passive. But Filipina women have long defied these narrow expectations. From Gabriela Silang, who led a revolt against Spanish colonizers, to Teresa Magbanua, a revolutionary who fought in all three resistance movements against the Philippines’ major colonizers, Filipinas have shown that strength and bravery are deeply rooted in our history. Filipina women have fought, organized, and led with the same fierceness traditionally reserved for men.

So here’s a reminder to Filipina women and our queer kapatids: we’re strong because we endure, we’re fierce because we resist, and we’re fighters because we never back down from what’s right. These words no longer just belong to men—they belong to us too. Our power has always been there, even when it wasn’t recognized. Now, we’re making sure it’s undeniable.

Proceeds

15% of the proceeds from this collection will support Bahaghari PH and its work to advocate for and liberate the LGBTQIA+ community in the Philippines. For the updated donation amounts and transparency report, please check out this link.

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1.5 x 1.3 inch, acrylic pin with rubber lock

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A set of (5) 3-inch custom-cut stickers printed on a thick vinyl with a matte finish.

These designs include the following Tagalog phrases:

1. Bahala ako sa buhay ko: A twist to "Bahala ka sa buhay mo", reclaimed as "I am in charge of my own life"

2. Malakas, Matapang, Palaban: Strong, Brave, Fighter

3. Suplada, Mataray, Maldita: Snob, Snappy, Bitchy,

4. Pekpek Power: Pussy power!

5. Maarte, Maldita, Maganda: Extra, Bitchy, Beautiful

Proceeds

15% of the profits from each sale of this product goes to Sugarfolks' Unity for Genuine Agricultural Reform (SUGAR). SUGAR is an organization advocating for the rights and livelihoods of Sugarfolks' and farmers in Batangas, Philippines. Learn more about this partnership here. For the updated donation amounts and transparency report, please check out this link.

The Filipinos for Palestine stickers were created in solidarity with the people of Palestine and other oppressed people in the world. Filipinos are no stranger to foreign occupation, colonization, and justified resistance by any means necessary.

The Philippines was colonized by Spain for 333 years, occupied by Japan for 3 years during World War II and colonized by the US for 50 years but continues to be a neo-colony of the US. As Filipinos, we share the struggles of colonization and displacement with the people of Palestine as we have a common enemy. Our struggle for justice and national liberation in the Philippines is also inextricably linked to the global struggle of all oppressed people in the world. It is supporting their right to exist, right to their land, and right to resist.

When we talk about Pinoy Pride, we must acknowledge our own history of colonization and resistance. Taking pride in being Filipino is to take pride in fighting for what is right and just. It is extending our Filipino value of kapwa (the obligation to be with others) to those who are being unjustly and violently oppressed by colonizers.

We are not free until all of us are free. ✊🏽

For more resources on Filipino and Palestine solidarity, please check out the following:

• Huwag Matakot! Leaving Fear Behind as We Speak Up for a Free
• PalestineFilipinos in solidarity with Palestine call for Arms Embargo now!

Proceeds

100% of the profits from these stickers will go to Palestinian mutual aid efforts, including Little Gaza in Quezon City, Philippines. For the updated donation amounts and transparency report, please check out this link.

2.25 inch button pins, made with Malong Batik fabric scraps from the Philippines. The texts on each buttons are individually heat pressed and embossed for added texture.

Since all our fabric pins are handmade from Batik scraps, the fabric patterns may vary and we can't guarantee an exact match to what’s shown.

Batik is a traditional textile art form that originated in Indonesia, particularly on the island of Java and commonly seen across Southeast Asia. It is made by applying hot wax to fabric in intricate patterns, then dyeing the cloth. The wax resists the dye, creating beautiful, layered designs. This process is often repeated with different colors to produce complex and vibrant motifs.

Proceeds

100% of the profits ($3.50 per pin) from the Free Palestine Button Pins will go toward our ongoing pledge to the Canadian Palestinian Foundation of Quebec, directly supporting The People Stand with Gaza International Fundraiser. These funds will provide tangible aid to Palestinians in Gaza as they resist, rebuild, and reclaim their lives in the face of relentless occupation and violence. 

15% of the profits from the rest of the button pins will be donated to the Molbog, Palaw’an, and Cagayanen Indigenous people of Bugsuk, Palawan (via SAMBILOG: Balik Bugsuk Movement) who are currently fighting against militarization, relentless threats, and forced eviction from their land.

For the updated donation amounts and transparency report, please check out this link.

Proceeds

100% of the profits made from this collection will be donated to Bahaghari PH, and mutual aid funds for Palestinian families in Gaza and those who have arrived in the Philippines. A portion will also go back to Makulay atbp. to continue building community in Tkaronto/Toronto.

For the updated donation amounts and transparency report, please check out this link.

About the Artists

Makulay at iba pa (atbp) means colourful and many more in Tagalog. We are a collective of LGBTQ+ Filipinos in so-called Toronto centred around honouring our roots while building and strengthening community.

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GABRIELA’s Free Our Sisters, Free Ourselves (FOSFO) campaign works to free women political prisoners in the Philippines. As Pinay Collection’s official community partner, we fully support their advocacy and the political prisoners of CIW through ongoing educational and fundraising efforts.

15% of the profits from these cards will go directly to FOSFO and the political prisoners of CIW, helping meet their essential needs within the correctional institute. 

Pamana means heritage or inheritance - what is handed down, kept alive, and carried forward. The Pamana Mail Club brings this heritage to your doorstep each month, through letters and art that carry the voices of the Filipino people.

Each package includes:

• A letter or story of resistance from a member of the masses in the Philippines
• A Pinay Collection sticker, with new art every month.
• A surprise original artwork: postcard, bookmark, or mini print, rooted in the story and advocacy of the month
• A handwritten note and a QR code leading to a video message from the storyteller.

In a time when so many voices are erased, these letters remind us that our people's stories of struggle and hope are worth holding onto, worth passing from hand to hand. The Pamana Mail Club keeps alive the voices of the people, so they are not lost, but instead carried forward, heart to heart.

Note: This purchase is a monthly subscription. Upon purchase, you will be charged automatically every month for each additional upcoming order unless you make changes via your subscription management page.

How it works:

• 30% of your subscription is shared directly with the featured storyteller or an organization they choose.
• Shipping is included in the price - no additional charge or tariffs for international customers. We mail globally!
• Ships separately if ordered with other items. Mail club packages are sent at the end of the month.
• Snail mail delivery only, no tracking.
• Subscription billed monthly, on the same day you first sign up.
• Letters are shipped on the last business day of each month. If you join anytime after midnight on the 1st (EST), your first package will ship at the end of that month.
• Manage anytime: update your address, payment info, or pause/cancel through the subscription portal or email us at hello@pinaycollection.com to change your details.