LOYOLA HEIGHTS OR DEATH. TETSUO & Tenement are proud to present a collaborative dish and merchandise collection — “Not a Place, But a Feeling…”

Tenement and SLAM Philippines come together for a collaborative graphic tee featuring Bawal Clan’s Ankthen Brown and Yung Bawal. The collection features an original front and back graphic design in 4 different colorways.

In its first-ever collaboration with TITAN, Tenement continues to celebrate its ever-growing partnership with the brand and the common thread that ties them together by delivering an apparel collection that reflects the spirit and core values of Deer Valley Titans.

You still have time to register to vote. Limited sets of the ‘Garden of Synergy’ collaborative triptych, an artwork put together by various creatives, will be given away to newly registered voters.

“There’s a saying that you can fit everything inside a tote bag. That idea that you can just put all your random things that you have to bring inside a bag – you unconsciously make a collage of things in it too.”

Our Tenement Sport line introduces three colors of the Logo Tote Bag in thick bull denim fabric, alongside garment dyed graphic tees.

We are excited to present the first volume of Homebase Selections, a collection of songs our team has been bopping to recently.

“For this shoot we went to walk out what in notion or by definition is supposed to be inside someone's house. Our vision is to document how rugs appreciate the indoors and the great outdoors around Manila.“

Our Peaceball hats come in white with an embroidered logo in blue, green, and red. It features a 6-panel construction and an adjustable strap with our signature Peaceball metal buckle closure.

Our seasonal Peaceball tees come in white, cream, and green. Garment dyed and made in U.S.A.

With all the action being indoors nowadays, it inspired us to create a product that would bring energy to your space. Our iconic Peaceball comes in 3 iterations to kick off our five year anniversary.

That’s what Thirdy Ravena’s dark blue shirt spelled out as he and a few of his friends treaded north on the Katipunan sidewalk right outside Ateneo de Manila University. The two words called out the barangay which they used to refer to as their second home.

Now available at Ponderosa Hall.