This vibrant Fandi Nedol Red Malong, defined by its intricate square motif, is a powerful expression of Tboli heritage and craftsmanship. Woven using traditional handlooms, each malong takes up to 7 days to complete — a reflection of the care and precision behind every thread.

Crafted from 100% polyester, it’s soft, breathable, and versatile: wear it as a tube dress, wrap skirt, shawl, headscarf, or bold accessory.  The Tboli malong carries deep cultural symbolism and complex geometric structure, passed down through generations.

Behind this piece are five skilled weavers — Margie, Cely Mae, Aprilyn, Denmark, and Lourdes — working in harmony, not in haste. Even when created in batches, each malong is woven individually by hand, honoring the rhythm of tradition over mass production.

A celebration of slow fashion, cultural pride, and meaningful craft — made to be worn, cherished, and remembered.

• Handwoven by Sesotunawa in partnership with TUGED (Tribal Unified Group on Economic Development)

• Woven by Margie, Cely Mae, Aprilyn, Denmark, and Lourdes from the Tboli community in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, Philippines.

• Red Malong with square designs are called Fandi Nedol by the Tboli elders

• Measurements: 55.5 in length by 36.25 in width (may slightly vary due to the handmade nature)

• Handloom Woven - Crafted on a traditional handloom — a heritage weaving method that requires focus, patience, and generational skill.

• Material: 100% Polyester - Lightweight, breathable, and easy to care for while maintaining structure and flow.

• Ways to Wear: Can be styled as a tube dress, wrap skirt, cover-up, statement scarf, or even a throw