You didn’t always know what would be inside, but you knew it would be good. Just like balikbayan boxes, sent with love and opened with both hands. Cutting the tape, sorting the goods. This isn’t just a tee, it’s a little piece of all those moments.
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The ketchup that raised us, now on a tee. A shoutout to every Filipino household’s favorite bottle.Whether it was drizzled on Tortang Talong, dipped with lumpia, or packed in your lunch growing up. This tee doesn’t just represent a condiment, it brings comfort, culture, and a little Filipino flair.
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The tee that’s making everyone do a double-take. Big Tabo vibes, think Big Gulp turned into ultimate Filipino ingenuity. Soft, casual, and impossible to ignore if you know, you know.
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This tee is for the ones who know the real meaning of multipurpose and the magic of making do. The tabo, that random water scoop that was used for bath time, cleaning, and so much more. This shirt keeps the laughs and nostalgia coming.
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If you grew up Filipino American, chances are this tub was part of your childhood routine. Usually recycled, always reliable. If you know, you know. It made bath time faster, cleaner, and a little more chaotic. Our tee is a tribute to those moments that stick with us. The kind that remind you home isn’t just a place, it’s a feeling.. and sometimes, it’s shaped like a reused container.
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Once the crackers were gone, the real job started. From snack time to bath time, the cracker tub turned tabo was part of the everyday rhythm. This tee’s for the tubs that lived two lives, and somehow became part of every corner of the house.
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Just like your favorite pack of dried mangoes, this tee is impossible not to love. Soft, bright, and full of Filipino flavor, it’s a wearable ode to childhood snacks, balikbayan boxes, and that first sweet-sour bite. Warning: may cause cravings, compliments, and sudden homesickness.
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Because every Filipino household knows a tabo isn’t just a cup. Our Every Tabo Tee is all about nostalgia, everyday rituals, and unapologetic pride. Soft and breathable it’s perfect for karaoke nights, late-night snacks, or flexing your heritage with a wink.
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Layered like memory. Sweet like home. This tee is for every Filipino American who grew up mixing halo halo at Red Ribbon or after a Seafood City run. It’s more than a treat. It’s the sound of Tagalog in the air, the clink of a spoon, the taste of ube in every bite. Soft, comfy, and made to feel like home no matter where you are.
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First, it held dessert. Then it poured water over your head when your lola gave you a bath. This tee was made in the spirit of those little transformations that made home feel like home.
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The full table, the extra rice and the love that shows up through food. A celebration of kamayan feasts, leftovers and the way everyone suddenly appeared when the food hit the table. With a plate full of comfort and the words that always meant you were welcome, this shirt turns every outfit into an open invitation.
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Crispy. Golden. Gone in seconds. This shirt is for the snack that’s gone before the karaoke even starts. Perfect for foodies, fam gatherings, or letting the world know what kind of roll you really rep.
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Our logo is handwritten, like the kind of lettering you’d find on an old balikbayan box or a note tucked into your lunchbox. The tee you throw on for errands, brunch, or that family party where your tita’s keep asking if you’ve eaten yet, your go-to for everywhere, every day. -
Nothing says Filipino pride and party energy like this iconic dance. This tee celebrates the laughter, the moves, and that moment when everyone shouts “Otso Otso!” Whether it’s cousin hangouts, family parties, or even solo karaoke nights, this isn’t just a shirt. It’s a cultural time machine.
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Kick back, the Filipino way. This tee channels the easygoing energy of your favorite tsinelas. Comfy, reliable, and always down for anything. With a subtle nod to the classic slipper, it’s perfect for lazy Sundays, last-minute errands, or just vibing at home. Pair it with your go-to tsinelas and keep it lowkey, always.
