Cabana Club

Curated Pop-Ups for the Culture

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Metro Manila · Fashion & Style

Fashion pop‑ups in Manila

Cabana Club is where Manila discovers its next favourite label. Every weekend market brings together independent fashion (local clothing and streetwear, accessories, jewelry, bags and footwear) curated onto one styled floor and free to walk in.

09datesthis season
Season
Jul to Dec 2026
Venue
4 venues in Metro Manila
Entry
Free, walk in

This is the good side of shopping local: homegrown Filipino brands you won’t find in the mall, shown by the people who make them. Browse apparel, streetwear, statement accessories, handmade jewelry, bags and footwear, then discover the story behind each piece.

Fashion runs through the whole tour: every Matcha Social stop carries a curated set of independent labels alongside the matcha, and the floor rotates from city to city, so no two weekends shop the same. Whatever’s next is below, with dates and directions.

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Matcha Social: Corner House

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A second Corner House weekend in the same run: matcha brands, food concepts, lifestyle makers and creators, plus a Beauty Lane of beauty, wellness, fashion and accessory brands along the jogging path.

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The questions
we get most.

Where can I find local fashion brands in Manila?

Cabana Club pop-ups gather independent, homegrown fashion brands (clothing, streetwear, accessories, jewelry and more) into free weekend markets in BGC, San Juan and Mandaluyong. The next date is at the top of this page.

What kind of fashion is at a Cabana pop-up?

A curated mix of local labels: apparel and streetwear, accessories, handmade jewelry, bags, sunglasses and footwear. Small independent brands, not mall chains. The lineup changes each event.

Is it free to shop the fashion pop-ups?

Yes, entry is completely free. There’s no ticket and no RSVP; you only pay for what you decide to take home.

How do I shop small and support local brands here?

Just come by during event hours and buy directly from the makers on the floor: every brand is an independent, mostly Manila-based business, so anything you buy supports a small local label.

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