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#Divisoria is one of the best marketplaces for #fashionistas These necklaces retails for around P130. You can get them from wholesalers for around P60 Accessory stores like these are found everywhere in Divisoria. You can start off in 168 Mall, 168 Mall Phase 5, 999 Mall and 999 Mall Phase 2

#LED lights in wide varieties and low prices at 11/88 Mall, Reina Regente St.

#boutique #lights #entrepreneur #negosyo

Photo taken at Centron Energy Savings Technology

2G-1 11/88 Mall, 2nd floor

Other branches:

168 Mall Phase 5, 4th floor

2J-08 999 Shopping Mall, 2nd floor

Bottom from left to right:
1. Andres Bonifacio, (in front of Tutuban Centermall, CM Recto corner Bonifacio Drive)
2. Plaza Liga Filipina, Ylaya St. corner Raja Matanda St.
3.Roman Ongpin, Ongpin St. corner Quintin Paredes St.
4. Kartilya ng Katipunan, CM Recto corner Elcano St.

Top from left to right:
1. Filipino-Chinese Memorial, San Lorenzo Ruiz Plaza
2. Macario Sakay, J. Nolasco St. corner Morga St. (near Lakandula St.)
3. Panata sa Kalayaan, Amado V. Hernandez, Ylaya St. corner Lakandula St.
4. Sigaw ng Tondo, Moriones St. corner J. Nolasco St.
5. Domingo Franco Tuason, Moriones St. corner Nicolas Zamora St.
6. Honorio Lopez, Moriones St. corner Nicolas Zamora St.
7. San Lorenzo Ruiz, Plaza San Lorenzo Ruiz

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The #kuliglig. "Kuligligs" play a big part in Divisoria's ecosystem. The improvised #tricycle has a variety of sizes. It #transports people at the same time #cargo.

Photo taken at #Lakandula St., Divisoria

"Originally, the kuliglig was the motorized tractor used in rice paddies. Farmers would attached a cart on the motor and use it to transport people and produce. It is called kuliglig because it is shaped like the cricket, or kuliglig. Some say it is called kuliglig because of the noise it makes.

In towns and cities, the kuliglig has been transformed. Operators would strap to the sidecar a motor engine originally meant for a canoe-like boat with outriggers on both sides – hence the name “tricyboat” – turning it into a veritable tricycle. Enterprising Filipinos created this version of the kuliglig because it is supposedly cheaper to make compared to an actual motorcycle." - Carlos H. Conde,http://asiancorrespondent.com/43389/the-politics-of-‘kuliglig’/

#Buy #fruits in #wholesale prices at #Lakandula St., Divisoria.

Looking for perfectly fit suits, barongs, gowns and other formal wear? Ready-to-wear and made-to-order available at affordable prices

(Top Picks: 168 Mall Phase 5 3rd floor and lower ground floor, 999 Mall Phase 2 2nd floor and lower ground floor, 11/88 Mall 2nd floor and Yangco Market)

Wide variety of wall display brackets/anchors for#boutique, #bazaar, #tiangge, and other stores available at#Soler St. near Masangkay St. corner.

Other high end business display materials like mannequins, display cabinets, drop lights, hangers, hooks, chains etc. can be found in the 1st floor of 11/88 Mall (e.g. 1-1D)

Cheap and affordable commercial #kitchenware suppliers located at Sto. Cristo St., San Nicolas. The street has many suppliers and wholesalers side-by-side selling#cooking and #baking equipment.

Some of the items available include dough mixers, bread slicers, ovens, coconut grinders, beer barrels, juice dispensers, fryer with griddles, takuyaki cookers, crepe cookers, waffle bakers, siopao steamers, taho cans, siomai steamers, chocolate fountains, ice crushers, popcorn makers, cotton candy spinners, spoon and fork heaters, coffee grinders, vacuum packing machines, automatic cup sealers, manual coding machines and many more (kitchen equipment for industrial canteens, restaurants, fastfood chains, hotels and resorts, coffee shops, bakeries, catering and food carts).

Brochure photo from Sto. Cristo Food and Bakery Equipment, 871 Sto. Cristo St (near Ministop)

Textile samples for manufacturing local shoes, bags, rtw and other fashionable items Are you familiar with these on-trend textures and designs (aztec patterns, mustache prints, gold and silver textures)?

Photo taken at Bagong Kaisahan Store, 730 Juan Luna St.,#Divisoria (intersection of Juan Luna St., Sta. Elena St. and Ylaya St.). They also have a branch in #Marikina

#Dried marine products #wholesaler found in front of#GeneralShoppingCenter (#CMRecto corner #Ylaya St.,#Divisoria). #Dilis #Pusit #Danggit atbp.

#StreetVendors preparing their #textile goods to #sell in#Ylaya St., San Nicolas, Divisoria. There are a lot of #retailand #wholesale #stores (streets and actual stores) like Azcarraga Textile Market and #YangcoMarket. #FashionDesigners, #artists, #FineArts students to#businesses like #RTW manufacturers will surely find a lot of great deals! Prices start at around P10/yard

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