Bayani Apparel

Showing 1–9 of 97 resultsSorted by latest

Philippine Peacock Chair
$24.00

The Philippine Peacock Chair is a beloved symbol of Filipino craftsmanship, known around the world for its distinctive rattan design. Created in the early 1900s, the chair was produced at Bilibid Prison in Manila and became an internationally recognized example of Filipino artistry. Its throne-like appearance made it a symbol of status and prestige, and throughout history, it has been featured in photographs with revolutionary leaders, musicians, and other prominent figures.
Spread Knowledge / Brown
$24.00

“Spread Knowledge” is a call to action. Bayani art reflects the resilience, wisdom, and shared legacy of a people who uplift one another through learning. To spread knowledge is to empower future heroes, honor the past, and keep the flame of community alive.

Art by Albert Malonzo
Unity is our Strength
$24.00

During the 1965 Delano Grape Strike, Filipino and Mexican farmworkers—facing prejudice, low wages, and poor working conditions—came together in solidarity under the rallying call, “Unity is our strength”.
Pancho Villa x Bruce Lee
$24.00

Francisco Guilledo, better known as Pancho Villa, was the first Asian/Filipino boxing world champion. Rising from humble beginnings, he won the flyweight world title in 1923 and became a symbol of Filipino pride and resilience.

Bruce Lee, born in San Francisco and raised in Hong Kong, became a global martial arts legend, actor, and philosopher. His groundbreaking films and teachings reshaped how the world viewed Asian culture, self-expression, and strength.

Together, their legacies transcend sport and cinema — standing as powerful reminders of discipline, courage, and the pursuit of excellence.

Art by Ponsi
Pancho Villa World Champion 1923 (Shirt)
$24.00

In 1923, Filipino boxer Francisco “Pancho Villa” Guilledo shattered expectations by becoming the first Asian flyweight world champion. This historic triumph not only ignited the Great Filipino Boxing Era but also emboldened a nation facing the violence of U.S. imperialism. Our book, Pancho Villa: World Champion 1923, tells the incredible story of Villa’s rise from humble beginnings in the Philippines to his world-renowned victory, and how his journey changed boxing forever.
Pancho Villa World Champion 1923 (Jacket)
$99.00

In 1923, Filipino boxer Francisco “Pancho Villa” Guilledo shattered expectations by becoming the first Asian flyweight world champion. This historic triumph not only ignited the Great Filipino Boxing Era but also emboldened a nation facing the violence of U.S. imperialism. Our book, Pancho Villa: World Champion 1923, tells the incredible story of Villa’s rise from humble beginnings in the Philippines to his world-renowned victory, and how his journey changed boxing forever.
Pancho Villa World Champion 1923 (Hoody)
$50.00

In 1923, Filipino boxer Francisco “Pancho Villa” Guilledo shattered expectations by becoming the first Asian flyweight world champion. This historic triumph not only ignited the Great Filipino Boxing Era but also emboldened a nation facing the violence of U.S. imperialism. Our book, Pancho Villa: World Champion 1923, tells the incredible story of Villa’s rise from humble beginnings in the Philippines to his world-renowned victory, and how his journey changed boxing forever.
Sale!
Haring Ibon (King of Birds)
Original price was: $24.00.Current price is: $16.99.

The Philippine Eagle is one of the largest and most powerful eagles in the world. It is found only in the Philippines. It has a unique appearance, with brown and white feathers, a shaggy crest on its head, and sharp blue-gray eyes. It mostly lives in forests and feeds on animals like monkeys, birds, and small mammals. Sadly, there aren’t many left because their forest homes are being destroyed. They are now protected and have become a symbol of wildlife conservation in the country.

Art by Ponsi
Lapu Lapu (Gold Edition)
$24.00

Lapulapu was a Datu of Mactan, an island in the Visayas. He was the first native of the archipelago to resist Spanish colonization. On April 27, 1521, Lapulapu and his men triumphed over the Spanish invaders led by Ferdinand Magellan in what is known as the Battle of Mactan.

Learn more about Lapu Lapu

Baybayin script by Gerald Mayupao