Traditional Black Malong - Handwoven Philippine Textile Wrap, Skirt & Blanket

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Elegant in its simplicity, the Tedeyung Black Malong features a bold white stripe across deep black β€” a timeless design rooted in Tboli tradition. Handwoven on a traditional loom by Jennilyn and Emma, each malong takes up to 7 days to complete, reflecting the focused, meditative rhythm of ancestral craftsmanship.

Even when woven in batches, every piece is individually handcrafted, ensuring each malong carries its own story, care, and character.

Made from 100% polyester, it flows comfortably with every movement β€” perfect as a wrap skirt, shawl, headscarf, or shoulder cover. The Tboli malong uses clean lines and symbolic geometry to communicate identity, balance, and cultural depth.

This piece is more than fabric β€” it’s a living tradition. Designed to connect you to heritage with every wear.

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

  • Woven by Jennilyn and Emma from the Tboli community in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, Philippines.

  • Black Malong with stripe designs are called Tedeyung 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 β€” 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

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To care for your handwoven malong and honor the hands that made it:

  • Hand wash gently in cool or tap water using mild soap.
  • Avoid bleach or harsh detergents to preserve the fibers and colors.
  • If using a machine, select a gentle or delicate cycle inside a laundry bag.
  • Air dry in the shade to protect the weave; avoid direct sunlight.
  • When needed, iron on low to medium heat with care.
Traditional Tboli Malong - Handwoven Philippine Textile Wrap, Skirt & Blanket in Black Stripes - Sesotunawa and TUGED
Traditional Tboli Malong - Handwoven Philippine Textile Wrap, Skirt & Blanket in Black Stripes - Sesotunawa and TUGED
Traditional Tboli Malong - Handwoven Philippine Textile Wrap, Skirt & Blanket in Black Stripes - Sesotunawa and TUGED
Traditional Tboli Malong - Handwoven Philippine Textile Wrap, Skirt & Blanket in Black Stripes - Sesotunawa and TUGED
Traditional Tboli Malong - Handwoven Philippine Textile Wrap, Skirt & Blanket in Black Stripes - Sesotunawa and TUGED
Traditional Tboli Malong - Handwoven Philippine Textile Wrap, Skirt & Blanket in Black Stripes - Sesotunawa and TUGED
Traditional Tboli Malong - Handwoven Philippine Textile Wrap, Skirt & Blanket in Black Stripes - Sesotunawa and TUGED
Traditional Tboli Malong - Handwoven Philippine Textile Wrap, Skirt & Blanket in Black Stripes - Sesotunawa and TUGED
Traditional Tboli Malong - Handwoven Philippine Textile Wrap, Skirt & Blanket in Black Stripes - Sesotunawa and TUGED
Traditional Tboli Malong - Handwoven Philippine Textile Wrap, Skirt & Blanket in Black Stripes - Sesotunawa and TUGED

Sesotunawa

Sesotunawa is a Tboli Indigenous-owned social enterprise that celebrates the stories of Lake Sebu through Temwel (Tboli brass casting) and Temool Lemimet (Tboli beading). Sesotunawa’s co-founder and master brass caster is Kuya Joel, who learned the art of Temwel by helping his grandmother roll wax and cast brass in her workshop. Sesotunawa is named after the Tboli virtue that translates into β€œthe spirit of working together”.

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