Philippine Tropical Fabrics Month: Stitching futures

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00:00Ngayong buwan, ipinagdiriwang natin ang Philippine Tropical Fabrics Month.

00:04Isang selebrasyon ng galing, inovasyon at kultura ng telang Pilipino.

00:08Sa tema ng stitching features, mas binibigyan din ang mahalagang detalye sa likod ng bawat hibla at tahe.

00:15Pag mas maunawaan po natin ang kahalagaan ng Philippine Tropical Fabrics at ang mga inovasyong bumuro rito,

00:21makakasama natin ang Director ng DOSC Philippine Textile Research Institute na si Dr. Julius Liani Jr.

00:26Welcome back, Director.

00:27At kanyang din ang Science Research Specialist 2 ng DOSC, PTRI, Mr. J. Loyola Jr.

00:34Good morning, welcome to Rise and Shine, Luminas.

00:38Sir Julius, ano po ba yung Philippine Tropical Fabrics at bakit ito mahalaga sa Pilipinas?

00:42Kumusta din po ngayon yung demand para sa PTF, lalo na sa government at pribadong sektor?

00:48Well, ang PTF naman was actually made for government uniforms initially.

00:52Ang intention nito is ma-revive yung ating textile industry sapagkat malaking consumer ang government.

00:57Hindi, halos 2 million, more than 2 million na ang government employees.

01:00So we are looking at Philippine Tropical Fabrics as our launchpad,

01:04ika nga or maybe a rebound strategy for the textile industry.

01:07And the importance basically is kinakatalize niya na manumbalik ulit yung sigla ng textile industry.

01:11Okay. May batas tayo about this, diba?

01:13Yes. It's RA 9242.

01:15So yung 9242 mandates, hindi siya optional.

01:18But it's all government employees and officials and employees to use Philippine Tropical Fabrics for their uniform.

01:24Oo, e kamusta ang compliance?

01:26Ako, congratulations sa compliance.

01:28We are coping.

01:29Ang report sa civil service is about 48%.

01:32Okay.

01:32We are trying to verify that because minamatch natin sa actual production ng PTF.

01:38Kasi syempre, we must know saan galing.

01:40Kasi stricto yung PTF law eh.

01:42It's dapat gawa sa Pilipinas.

01:43Ang hibla dito galing,

01:45ang paggawa ng silulit dito,

01:48ang pag-weave dito,

01:49ang pagtatahi dito.

01:50So everything should be done in the Philippines.

01:51Okay.

01:52And dapat dito?

01:53Dapat dito lahat.

01:54100% sariling atin dapat.

01:55Yes.

01:56Dapat sariling atin.

01:56Okay, Sir J, puntahan natin yung government uniform.

01:59Kalalasan kasi pag iniisip,

02:00sinabing uniforme ng mga taga-gobyerno,

02:02dapat seryoso.

02:03Plain lang.

02:04Oo, plain lang, barong, ganyan.

02:06Pero pwede ba itong maging stylish

02:07nang hindi nawawala yung professionalism?

02:10Pwede pwede naman.

02:11I mean, sa Pilipinas tayo ay isang malaking creative hub

02:15and yung mga designers,

02:18up-and-coming designers natin,

02:19especially sa Pilipinas,

02:21ay very innovative.

02:22So, pwede pwede siya maging stylish.

02:25Specifically, di ba,

02:26yearly, meron tayo mga color of the year.

02:29So, ang maganda kasi dito,

02:30may mga innovation tayo wherein,

02:33kasi ang uniform ng isang magagawa sa gobyerno

02:35ay usually tumatagal ng 3 to 5 years.

02:38So, kailangan classic pa rin siya in a sense.

02:40Pero ang gusto natin ay maging modern,

02:43sunod sa uso,

02:45sunod sa kulay.

02:47Siyempre, adhering pa rin dun sa branding

02:49ng mga ahensya.

02:50Kagaya ba ng mga suot din ninyo?

02:52Yes.

02:53Masama ito?

02:54Very stylish, very fashionable.

02:56At ito, may mga dala rin tayo dito

02:58ng mga dami.

03:00Yes, please.

03:01Kasi kasi lalangan natin

03:02i-break yung stereotype.

03:03Totoo yun eh.

03:03Parang palagi nalang,

03:05alam mo yun,

03:05like it's very negative.

03:06Ayoko na ibanggitin.

03:07Marami yung sila sa mukha kang ganito,

03:08mukha hangit.

03:09So, a government must in a way

03:10exude a certain level of elegance,

03:13di ba?

03:13Or kahit pa pano,

03:14as you said,

03:14professionalism.

03:15At the same time,

03:16kasama yung menhasahay mo,

03:17yung mga tela at innovation

03:18na meron tayo.

03:19Like, for example,

03:20itong suit ko,

03:20this blue one is made of abaca.

03:23Okay.

03:23May abaca component siya.

03:25So, and yung nasa loob

03:27is a hand-woven fabric

03:28from Ilocos.

03:28So, halos hindi mo na makita

03:30na these are actually locally made.

03:31Parang ahala mo,

03:32RTW sila.

03:33But, you know,

03:34kailangan natin i-incorporate

03:35and that's where

03:36the design community comes in.

03:37Kasi dapat maipasok talaga natin

03:39itong mga developments na to

03:40sa pang-araw-araw.

03:41And the government employees

03:43is a good model,

03:44ikangay,

03:45it's a good showcase

03:45of this innovation.

03:46Yung kay Sir Jay,

03:48pagdating naman doon

03:49sa mga Filipiniana elements

03:50kasi ang kadalasan,

03:51ang stereotype ng tao

03:52pagkasuot mo yung Filipiniana

03:53medyo stiff ke.

03:55Tapos minsan

03:55hindi pa masyadong comfortable.

03:57Paano po ito ginagawa

03:58modern and wearable

03:59na hindi mukhang

04:00pang-special event lang?

04:02Ayun.

04:02So, pabalik tayo doon ulit

04:03sa pag-innovative

04:05na mga designers natin.

04:06So,

04:07ang ginagawa na

04:08ay nag-i-infuse tayo

04:09ng ibang kulay

04:10kasi di ba usually

04:10kapag Filipiniana

04:12iniisip natin

04:12the shades of white

04:14at grew beige

04:15tapos yung

04:16medyo matigas

04:17yung ating Filipiniana sleeve.

04:19But we have to

04:20remember as well

04:21na ang Filipiniana

04:22ay dates way back.

04:24So, maraming silhouettes

04:25na pwedeng i-adopt

04:26at pwedeng i-modernize.

04:28So, like yung terno

04:29na nakikita natin

04:31pwede pa siyang i-innovate.

04:33Itong may model tayo

04:34pinapakita sa monitor

04:35si Alex.

04:37Ito yung standard

04:38na uniform

04:41ganyan.

04:42And then,

04:43si Richmond

04:45yan yung standard natin.

04:47Lahat ng suot nila ngayon

04:49ay PTF.

04:50I have to note lang si Alex

04:51pati yung sapatos niya

04:52ay PTF din.

04:53Ay, talaga!

04:53Oo, so,

04:55made of abaca

04:56if I'm not mistaken.

04:57Wow, ang ganda!

04:58Dapat ganyan.

04:59Ang sarap pumunta

05:00sa mga government aliens.

05:02Dapat ganyan lang pumunta

05:03sa mga uniform?

05:04At nakikita nyo

05:04naka-incorporate

05:05yung Philippine weaves

05:06sa mga designs.

05:07So, we also have to take

05:08put them as accents

05:10maybe

05:10or put them as an element

05:11to remind us na

05:12aside from the

05:13kasi itong mga ito

05:14gawa ng makina na.

05:15These are male-made fabrics

05:17pero yung hand-woven fabrics

05:18still part of the

05:19branding maga.

05:21Saka yung ating narrative.

05:23That's why you can see it

05:24being used as accent.

05:25Like, for example,

05:26Jay, yung accent yan

05:27is woven in Abra,

05:28for example.

05:29So, itong sa loob

05:30this is woven in Ilocos.

05:31So, may mga ganoon

05:32and this is also

05:33mayroon din siyang

05:34economic and cultural

05:35you know,

05:35effect or footprint

05:36sa ating mga communities.

05:38So, that's about that.

05:39Yung economic footprint

05:39at tulong na rin sa ating communities.

05:40Yes, actually,

05:41that's basically what

05:42the PTF Law is all about.

05:43Kailangan makatalyze yung industry.

05:44Imagine mo,

05:452 million government employees.

05:47Pag kinitilingdan mo

05:47yung aming uniform

05:49and clothing allowance,

05:50hindi naman lahat

05:51pupunta yun sa clothing allowance.

05:53Pero kahit pa paano,

05:53malaki yun.

05:54There's almost a billion worth

05:56of products

05:57na pwede natin

05:58maibigay sa industry.

05:59And it can go to

06:00the textile industry

06:01and of course

06:01to the garment industry.

06:02So, napakalaking catalytic

06:04power

06:05ng ating government

06:06spending pa lang.

06:08And at the same time,

06:08when we work

06:09with the communities,

06:10imagine mo,

06:10handloom woven fabrics pa lang.

06:12Yes.

06:12And, eh, kunwari,

06:13siyempre gustong-gustong mo

06:14pag suot mo yan,

06:15ha, alam at taga-Ilocos to.

06:16Ang mula mga taga-Mintanao to.

06:17So, it's also a nice,

06:18it's an insignia of sort,

06:19no, na parang

06:20you're wearing it

06:21as a badge of honor,

06:22of a badge of

06:23patriotism or nationality.

06:25Oh, it's like

06:25a start of conversation

06:26yun,

06:26ang ganda na doon.

06:27Yes.

06:28Pakikwetuhan na kayo

06:29tungkol sa kultura

06:30ng Pilipinas.

06:36Saan gawa niya sa araw.

06:37Tsaka, feeling ko

06:37kapag ganyan is it

06:38mga government employees,

06:40talagang may fit check

06:41every day.

06:43Ganyan.

06:43Tsaka nale-level up,

06:44actually,

06:44yung moral ba?

06:47Yes.

06:47Because you look good.

06:48I mean, you start the day well,

06:50eh, start the day well.

06:51Tapos alam mo na yung suot mo

06:52is something na

06:53hindi lang basta

06:53sinugot sa kung saan.

06:54But you know

06:55that there are people,

06:56there are lives,

06:56there are communities,

06:57there are families

06:58na kahit pa pano

06:59kasama mo araw-araw.

07:00And it reminds

07:00every government employee,

07:02every government civil servant

07:03na ito yung dapat

07:04natin talaga

07:05and every move

07:06we try to be of help

07:07to the country.

07:08It can also break

07:09the stereotype

07:10na pagka,

07:10siyempre,

07:10pagka naka-uniforme ka,

07:12minsan,

07:12pag you go to public places,

07:14you won't be,

07:15I mean,

07:15you won't be identified

07:16na,

07:16oh, it's a gobyerno yan,

07:17ano,

07:17kaya,

07:17ang galing binyagan niya,

07:19ano,

07:19kaya,

07:19kasi nakabarong.

07:21May suit din,

07:22oh,

07:22may meron tayo.

07:23The suit material,

07:24actually,

07:24that's, I think,

07:24also made with,

07:25sa abaka.

07:28That's also abaka,

07:29and then the pants

07:29even is made of abaka.

07:31So,

07:31all of these are innovations.

07:32Remember,

07:33nasa science and technology kami,

07:34so mga innovations

07:35in materials,

07:36innovations in fibers,

07:38dyes,

07:38and even the silhouettes.

07:39So,

07:39kasama siya lang.

07:40I like that.

07:40Saluyot pa pala yung gran,

07:42ah.

07:42You know,

07:42the ecru one is saluyot.

07:44It's one of our newest fibers.

07:46Alam mo yung saluyot?

07:46Well, just the vegetable.

07:47The vegetable.

07:48Yung puno niya kasi,

07:49mamamatayan after one year.

07:50Annual plant yan, eh.

07:51So, we get the fiber

07:52from the trunk,

07:52and it becomes

07:54a very good source

07:55of textile fiber

07:56and yan,

07:56pwede siya sa barong.

07:57It's a nice take-off,

07:58you know,

07:59for Filipiniana

08:00and for formal locations.

08:01Okay.

08:02Philippine Tropical Fabrics Month

08:03ngayon,

08:04may mga activities.

08:04Please promote

08:05and invite our audience.

08:07Well,

08:08we are culminating

08:09the Philippine Tropical Fabrics Month

08:10celebration po

08:11sa January 27 to 29

08:13at the Philippine

08:13International Convention Center

08:15under the theme

08:16Stitching Futures.

08:18So,

08:19makita-kita po tayo doon

08:20at antabayanan niyo po

08:21ang patuloy

08:22na paglago

08:23ng Philippine Tropical Fabrics

08:25na sana maging uniforme na

08:26ng lahat ng tanggapan

08:27at lahat ng mga empleyado

08:28ng gobyerno.

08:29Alright.

08:29Maraming maraming salamat po,

08:30Dr. Julius Lianya Jr.

08:32at Mr. J. Loyalo Jr.

08:34sa pagbibigay ng oras

08:35at impormasyon

08:36sa amin ngayong umaga.

08:37Thank you very much!

08:38Thank you so much!

08:39Thank you so much!

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