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Modernizing the ‘camisa de chino’

By KETCHUP PLEASE, LUIS! By Luis Carlo San Juan | February 10, 2006 - 12:00am

The camisa de chino is something every Pinoy knows all too well. It is a symbol of our heritage, considered as the "unofficial" costume of grade school kids everywhere during their field demonstrations....

Young Star