Product Description
The Balintawak dress is a traditional Filipiniana outfit originating from the Philippines, typically associated with rural attire but also used in festive or cultural settings. 
It is characterized by a few distinct features:
Butterfly Sleeves: Similar to the formal terno, it has large, puffed butterfly sleeves, although these are often more casual in design compared to the more formal Maria Clara gowns.Shorter Skirt: Unlike the traditional long skirts of other Filipiniana dresses, the Balintawak often features a knee-length or calf-length skirt, making it more practical for movement, especially in rural environments.Apron (Tapis): A signature element of the Balintawak dress is the apron or “tapis,” a decorative overskirt, usually made from a different, often more ornate, material.Bold Patterns and Colors: Balintawak dresses often come in bright, vibrant colors and are adorned with floral or traditional Filipino patterns.This dress is traditionally worn during fiestas, folk dance performances, or other cultural occasions celebrating Filipino heritage.
