Graduation Shirt

Graduation is getting near!

Celebrate and have fun by wearing this Batch Shirt design and customize it by writing your messages or draw a doodle for your batch mates, peers, and close friends.

• Great personalized gift idea for a friend or love one who's graduating this year
• Class Souvenir
• Wear it at your reunion party and graduation party

 Here are some sample Graduation Design to choose from:

More details of batch shirt here:  http://www.talkatee.com/random/batch-shirt/

More details of I made it shirt here:  http://www.talkatee.com/random/batch-shirt/

Pasayahan sa Lucena

The Pasayahan sa Lucena is a 3-day festival (May 28-30) that was first held in 1987  in celebration and honor of St. Ferdinand of Castile,  the Patron Saint of Lucena.  As the Pasayahan became a success, the 3-day festivity was extended to a week-long celebration.

Last 2006, Chami Festival was added to the Pasayahan Festival so as to exhibit the most famous noodle dish of the City of Lucena. If Lucban, Quezon has the pancit lucban, well, Lucenahins have Chami! This noodle dish is mainly composed of Miki Noodles (Shanghai-style noodles), garnished with meat and veggies. It can be cooked in sweet and spicy, plain/classic or the spicy style.

The highlights of the Pasayahan festival this year are: the Grand Parade, Street Dance Coompetition, Pintahan sa Banga, G. at Bb. Pasayahan, Mall Day, Flores de Mayo, the night market (kabit-kalas) and of course the Chami Cooking and Eating contests!

And as a follow-up for our Chami Love couple shirt, we bring you this Pasayahan 2012 souvenir shirt, both from talk@tee Philippines Series! 

For more details on how you could get these shirts, just visit talk@tee's official website at www.talkatee.com or visit and Like their Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/talkateeshirts.

Pahiyas Festival

Pahiyas Festival in Lucban, Quezon is indeed one of the most sought of festivals here in our country. The festival was done annually for the honor of St. Isidore the Laborer (San Isidro Labrador) who was to be believed the patron saint of the farmers.

The highlights of the celebration focuses on the parade of the patron saint on the selected streets of Lucban, Quezon. According to their belief, the households would receive abundant blessings throughout the year if it were passed through by San Isidro during the procession. These houses along the streets where the procession were scheduled to pass through, decked their houses with their harvests and other produce. Fruits, vegetables, grains, longganisa sausages, and lechon were used as a décor hung in the most artistic and fashionable way. And don't forget, the most popular decoration during the Pahiyas festival is the Kiping. It is primarily made from ground rice flour which is then cooked and shaped into leaves then hung in a chandelier called "Arangya". These kipings were used not only as decorations, but were also served as snacks, and it is best served half grilled with sprinkles of sugar on top.


Night markets and street shops or tiangge were also accessible for those who want to take home some souvenir items from the festival itself, or for those who just want to buy some snacks that can be munched on during the long travel home.


And speaking of souvenirs, talk@tee had just made a great souvenir item, especially created for this one-of-a-kind occasion!


These cool and fab shirts are:

These unique and artistically created t-shirt designs are part of talk@tee Philippines Premium Design collection which aims to bring only the best of what every town in our country has to offer.


For more details on how you could get these shirts, just visit talk@tee's official website at www.talkatee.com or visit and Like their Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/talkateeshirts.