Left to Right: Pat Giron, Brand Manager, Sledgers; Consul Michel j. Lhuillier, Honorary Consul of France to the Visayas; Mr. Louis Thevenin, Director Alliance Francaise de Cebu.
Cebu, Philippines- Most recently, Sledgers, the French leather footwear brand popular for its elegance, comfort and technology enhanced footwear opened its third and largest store in the country.
With the world as their oyster, the new generation of leaders nowadays is more likely to have greater demand for the type of careers they are running and the legacy they want to leave behind. And along with their distinguished stature, it’s only fitting that they have the right kind of gear that they need that perfectly mirrors the kind of lifestyle that they’re now engaged in. Read More »
Hadaki’s new set of bags is out to jazz up outfits. The Jazz Collection features bags in vibrant prints and colors that all carry the brand’s philosophies of affordable luxury and fashionable function. Duffles, totes, sling bags, backpacks and ipad messengers complete the collection. All of which are sure to perk up a sluggish day at work or school. Read More »
For a mountaineer, there are few accomplishments more prestigious—or more perilous—than conquering the Seven Summits, the highest mountains from each of the seven continents. Romi Garduce, the man who gained national acclaim as one of the first Filipinos to scale Mt. Everest, has made history once again as the very first Pinoy to conquer all Seven Summits, as he completed scaling the frigid peak of Vinson Massif in Antarctica. Read More »
Thousands of tourists and outdoor enthusiasts from here and abroad trooped to the 2012 Hot Air Balloon Fiesta held in Clark, Pampangga recently. The high-flying four-day event, held on February 9 to 17, featured exciting aerial exhibitions including skydiving, paragliding and aerobatic stunts. Read More »
In celebration of De La Salle’s 100th year, JanSport releases the first-ever bag dedicated to the green patrons. More than a well-known brand, JanSport takes part in significant experiences of its large followers, such as a memorable travel, the many firsts in school, and this time, a grand centennial celebration. Read More »
The North Face®, the world’s premier supplier of authentic, innovative and technically advanced outdoor apparel, equipment and footwear, debuted its new Spring 2012 product line designed with new features and technology to keep you out exploring longer.
“This spring, our collections are all about providing consumers and athletes with the technology they need to go higher, further and faster than ever before,” said The North Face Product Director Philip Hamilton. “Whether you need to stay cool, dry or warm to achieve your goals, The North Face has the head-to-toe product and cutting edge technology you need to push your personal limits this season.”
Performance
The Spring 2012 Better Than Naked™ Cool Collection is more lightweight, breathable and comfortable than ever before, eliminating distractions to help runners perform better, and stay out running longer. The Better Than Naked Cool Collection is still water resistant, breathable and body mapped for convective cooling to remove moisture from the inside out. New burn-out ventilation panels allow for strategic venting throughout the garment, while reducing weight.
Manila, Philippines- The Philippine Retail Association, the country’s largest network of retailers and industry movers and influential business organizations partnered with the Department of Trade and Industry for the annual recognition of retailers that embody the model of successful in terms of their growth and ethical practices. Read More »
The country’s best solution to your personal and business graphic design and printing needs is now more accessible! Brushstroke Creatives recently opened its first ever showroom and store at SM Mall of Asia. Read More »
At the Mt. Pulag Ranger Station, sitting at the base of second highest peak in the Philippines, communication is difficult. A ranger has run out of battery on his cellphone. If he is lucky he can borrow a motorcycle to ride to the town where he can charge his phone again. Otherwise, he has no choice but to take the trek down by foot, which could last a couple of hours, in search of electricity. It is a cumbersome process for our park rangers to simply stay connected, but they are not alone.
Every night, as the sun sets, 25 million or one in four Filipinos are left in the dark. Without light, development is stifled and the cycle of poverty is perpetuated. This is true not only for our park rangers, but also for the indigenous communities living in remote villages along our most beautiful mountains, where it is uneconomical to extend transmission lines or electrical grids. Recognizing this need, Stiftung Solarenergie launched Hike for Light. Read More »
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