UP Association of Clothing Technology Students

The Association of Clothing Technology Students (ACTS) is the official student organization of the B.S. Clothing Technology Program of the Department of Clothing, Textiles and Interior Design, in the College of Home Economics (CHE) in UP Diliman. It aims to develop creativity among its members and to elevate the level of technical and management know-how in the clothing and textile industries.

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Alumni Profile

The BS Clothing Technology program of the University of the Philippines has been continuously producing mavens in the four major fields of the fashion and garment industry. The BS Clothing Technology program has also been credited as the main source of administrators, lecturers and professors of other fashion schools in the Philippines:


Jojie Lloren
-Graduated from University of the Philippines - BS Clothing Technology.
-Licensed by the Ecole de la Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne.
-Mentor, Project Runway Philippines Season 1 and 2
-Grand Prize winner of the Philippine Fashion Design Competition , 1998
-Grand Prize Winner, Concours Internationale des Jeunes Createurs de Mode, Paris 1998
-Best Couture Fashion Designer, Mega Fashion Awards, 2007

Ava Paguyo
-Graduated from University of the Philippines - BS Clothing Technology.
-Project Runway Philippines Season 1 Contender
-Entrepreneur, Sew the Pop Station - CubaoX

Charie Villa
-Graduated from University of the Philippines - BS Clothing Technology.
-Project Runway Philippines Season 1 Contender
-Fabric Designer

Christine Benet
-Graduated from University of the Philippines - BS Clothing Technology.
-Gained Masters in Technology Management from UP Diliman
-Currently the Academic Student Affairs Officer of SoFA
-Teaching Draping and Fashion Textile in SoFA

Pidge Reyes
-Graduated from the University of the Philippines - BS Clothing Technology
-Lecturer, Summer Fashion Workshops - STI Center of Arts, The Fort
-Designed for American Toy Company Russ Berrie and Co, Inc.

Lanie Maningas
-Graduated from the University of the Philippines - BS Clothing Technology
-Quality Assurance Specialist, Golden ABC - (Penshoppe, Oxygen)

Marian Nash
-Graduated from the University of the Philippines - BS Clothing Technology
-Former President, Foreign Buyers Association of the Philippines

Gayle Gozum
-Graduated from the University of the Philippines - BS Clothing Technology
-Entrepreneur, YRYS and Genevieve Gozum

Kitty Caragay
-Graduated from the University of the Philippines - BS Clothing Technology
-Entrerepeneur, Electric Cutes - CubaoX

Leynard Gripal
-Graduated from the University of the Philippines - BS Clothing Technology
-Manager, Quality Assurance Department - Folded&Hung


Jesson Capuchino
-Manager, Product Development for Menswear -Folded&Hung

Jason Pugat
-Graduated from the University of the Philippines - BS Clothing Technology
-Designer, Philippine Fashion Week 2010
-Designer, Philippine Fashion Week 2011

Earl Semitara
-Graduated from the University of the Philippines - BS Clothing Technology
-Product Designer - LEE Philippines

Analy Morales
-Graduated from the University of the Philippines - BS Clothing Technology
-Fabric Technologist
-University of Queensland in Australia, Master’s Degree in Business Administration
-Sales Manager
-Fabric Technical Manager - Penn Philippines
-Teaching Fashion Buying, Apparel Production, and Fashion Textile in SoFA.


Ishkra Orendain
-Entrepreneur -Morbie Dolls
-Graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Clothing Technology at the University of the Philippines, Diliman. -Gained Masters in Technology in Management in the University of the Philippines, Diliman
-Mentored several prominent fashion designers
-Dubbed as the Philippines "Draping Guru"
-She is teaching Advanced Draping and Clothing Evolution in UPDiliman and SoFA.

Entrance Guide

Here are several ways how you can pursue studying Clothing Technology at the University of the Philippines - Diliman. You must fulfill the following:

I. UPCAT - University of the Philippines College Admission Test

High School or Secondary students enrolled in any Philippine High School will be able to get into the BS Clothing Technology Program of the University of the Philippines through the UP College Admission Test (UPCAT). In the application form, you should indicate that you are applying for the BS Clothing Technology program.

When you pass the UPCAT and you chose the program, you already have the option to enroll into this program. Just make sure that you complete all your requirements when you visit the University on your scheduled enrollment day.

II. Shifting Students

If you are already a UP Student enrolled in the UPDiliman campus, you may apply to shift into the BS Clothing Technology program. In order to do so, you must fulfill the following:

1. You have to make sure that you have incurred the minimum number of units that will allow you to shift into the BS Clothing Technology program.
2. Your General Weighted Average (GWA) should be high enough since you are competing with a lot of UP students from UPDiliman who would also like to shift into the BS Clothing Technology Program.
3. You must meet all the requirements set by the Office of University Registrar (OUR) and the Department of Clothing, Textiles and Interior Design (CTID)
4. You must take the Talent Test given by the CTID
5. You must take the Written Exam given by the CTID
6. You must undergo the Formal Interview given by the CTID
7. The application process starts on the first week of May, so make sure that you have prepared all your requirements by then.
8. Go through the 3 Stage Screening:

• Talent Test - You will have to render fashion illustration during the Talent Test. So practice proportion, stances and garment details. Try to refresh your knowledge on fashion design.

• Written Exam - You will be asked to answer a couple of questions in essay form. Questions may vary from your interest in fashion, your familiarity with what is done in Clothing Technology, and how it is relevant to the Filipinos and society in general.

• Interview - You will undergo a one-on-one interview. This is crucial, because this is where you get to meet the people who will decide on your application. You will be asked more about yourself and why you decided to take up Clothing Technology. Through the interview, they will see your degree of intent to study Clothing Technology. You may not do well in one of the first two stages, but if they see at the interview your dedication to the and how much you want this course, they may consider you to be included in the list of applicants who will be given slots into the program. So talk about yourself, your strengths that are relevant to Clothing Technology, how you could be an asset to the University and the program, and your passion for the study of the entire Fashion Industry - from design to production to retail.
  

III. Transferring Students 1 - Within the UP Education System

If you are already a UP Student enrolled in a UP unit other than UPDiliman, you may apply to transfer into the BS Clothing Technology program. In order to do so, you must fulfill the following:

1. You have to make sure that you have incurred the minimum number of units that will allow you to shift into the BS Clothing Technology program.
2. Your General Weighted Average (GWA) should be high enough since you are competing with a lot of UP students from other UP units who would also like to shift into the BS Clothing Technology Program.
3. You must meet all the requirements set by the Office of University Registrar (OUR) and the Department of Clothing, Textiles and Interior Design (CTID)
4. You must take the Talent Test given by the CTID
5. You must take the Written Exam given by the CTID
6. You must undergo the Formal Interview given by the CTID
7. The application process starts on the first week of May, so make sure that you have prepared all your requirements by then.
8. Go through the 3 Stage Screening:

• Talent Test - You will have to render fashion illustration during the Talent Test. So practice proportion, stances and garment details. Try to refresh your knowledge on fashion design.

• Written Exam - You will be asked to answer a couple of questions in essay form. Questions may vary from your interest in fashion, your familiarity with what is done in Clothing Technology, and how it is relevant to the Filipinos and society in general.

• Interview - You will undergo a one-on-one interview. This is crucial, because this is where you get to meet the people who will decide on your application. You will be asked more about yourself and why you decided to take up Clothing Technology. Through the interview, they will see your degree of intent to study Clothing Technology. You may not do well in one of the first two stages, but if they see at the interview your dedication to the and how much you want this course, they may consider you to be included in the list of applicants who will be given slots into the program. So talk about yourself, your strengths that are relevant to Clothing Technology, how you could be an asset to the University and the program, and your passion for the study of the entire Fashion Industry - from design to production to retail.

IV. Transferring Students 2 - From other University / Education Systems

If you are a Student enrolled in a different University System, you may apply to transfer into the BS Clothing Technology program. In order to do so, you must fulfill the following:

1. You have to make sure that you have incurred the minimum number of units that will allow you to shift into the BS Clothing Technology program.
2. Your General Weighted Average (GWA) should be high enough since you are competing with a lot of students from other Universities who would also like to shift into the BS Clothing Technology Program.
3. You must meet all the requirements set by the Office of University Registrar (OUR) and the Department of Clothing, Textiles and Interior Design (CTID)
4. You must take the Talent Test given by the CTID
5. You must take the Written Exam given by the CTID
6. You must undergo the Formal Interview given by the CTID
7. The application process starts on the first week of May, so make sure that you have prepared all your requirements by then.
8. Go through the 3 Stage Screening:

• Talent Test - You will have to render fashion illustration during the Talent Test. So practice proportion, stances and garment details. Try to refresh your knowledge on fashion design.

• Written Exam - You will be asked to answer a couple of questions in essay form. Questions may vary from your interest in fashion, your familiarity with what is done in Clothing Technology, and how it is relevant to the Filipinos and society in general.

• Interview - You will undergo a one-on-one interview. This is crucial, because this is where you get to meet the people who will decide on your application. You will be asked more about yourself and why you decided to take up Clothing Technology. Through the interview, they will see your degree of intent to study Clothing Technology. You may not do well in one of the first two stages, but if they see at the interview your dedication to the and how much you want this course, they may consider you to be included in the list of applicants who will be given slots into the program. So talk about yourself, your strengths that are relevant to Clothing Technology, how you could be an asset to the University and the program, and your passion for the study of the entire Fashion Industry - from design to production to retail.

V. Second Degree - College graduates who want to pursue a second course

If you are already a College Graduate, you may apply for the BS Clothing Technology program. In order to do so, you must fulfill the following:

1. Prepare your Transcript of Records and all documents that would prove that you have graduated and earned a college degree already.
   
2. Visit the Office of University Registrar and request for an Application Form
3. Pay the Application Fee
4. You must meet all the requirements set by the Office of University Registrar (OUR) and the Department of Clothing, Textiles and Interior Design (CTID)
5. You must take the Talent Test given by the CTID
6. You must take the Written Exam given by the CTID
7. You must undergo the Formal Interview given by the CTID
8. The application process starts on the first week of May, so make sure that you have prepared all your requirements by then.
8. Go through the 3 Stage Screening:

• Talent Test - You will have to render fashion illustration during the Talent Test. So practice proportion, stances and garment details. Try to refresh your knowledge on fashion design.

• Written Exam - You will be asked to answer a couple of questions in essay form. Questions may vary from your interest in fashion, your familiarity with what is done in Clothing Technology, and how it is relevant to the Filipinos and society in general.

• Interview - You will undergo a one-on-one interview. This is crucial, because this is where you get to meet the people who will decide on your application. You will be asked more about yourself and why you decided to take up Clothing Technology. Through the interview, they will see your degree of intent to study Clothing Technology. You may not do well in one of the first two stages, but if they see at the interview your dedication to the and how much you want this course, they may consider you to be included in the list of applicants who will be given slots into the program. So talk about yourself, your strengths that are relevant to Clothing Technology, how you could be an asset to the University and the program, and your passion for the study of the entire Fashion Industry - from design to production to retail.

VI. Special Students

You may also choose to enroll in specific Clothing Technology subjects.

If you are a UP student in UP Diliman
You may enroll in CT subjects through the CRS. These subjects will be credited to your records as additional or elective units, depending on your curriculum.

If you are a UP student in other UP units
You may enroll in CT subjects by cross registration. Please check the UP System Guideline on Cr0ss Registration. These subjects will be credited to your records as additional or elective units, depending on your curriculum.


If you are a student in other Universities
You may enroll in CT subjects by cross registration. Please check the UP System Guideline on Cr0ss Registration as well as your University's own Cross Registration Guidelines. These subjects will be credited to your records as additional or elective units, depending on your curriculum.


If you are a College Graduate
You may enroll in CT subjects through the Office of the University Regristrar.

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Department of Clothing, Textiles and Interior Design
Rm. 221 Alonzo Hall
College of Home Economics
University of the Philippines Diliman
Quezon City, Philippines

Telefax: (+632) 920 5301 local 6971
Email: ctid.che@up.edu.ph

UP Diliman Office of the University Registrar

CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION

Direct Line :+(632) 927.60.84

VoIP : 981.85.00 local 4551,4552, 4553

email : admin.our@up.edu.ph

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VoIP : 981.85.00 local 4555, 4556

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ADMISSION AND REGISTRATION SECTION - COMPUTERIZED REGISTRATION SYSTEM (ARS-CRS SUPPORT)

VoIP : 981.85.00 local 4560

email : admission.our@up.edu.ph

Contact Us

Department of Clothing, Textiles and Interior Design
Rm. 221 Alonzo Hall
College of Home Economics
University of the Philippines Diliman
Quezon City, Philippines

Telefax: (+632) 920 5301 local 6971
Email: ctid.che@up.edu.ph

History

The Department of Clothing, Textiles & Interior Design (CTID), formerly known as the Department of Clothing, Textiles & Related Arts (CTRA), started as one of the four Departments established under the U.P. College of Home Economics (CHE) in 1961. The current academic programs under the CTID Department are the Bachelor of Science in Clothing Technology (BSCT), Bachelor of Science in Interior Design (BSID) and Master of Interior Design (MID).

The Bachelor of Science in Clothing Technology (BSCT) evolved from the Bachelor of Science in Home Economics major in Clothing, Home Furnishings and Craft Merchandising created in 1965 while the Bachelor of Science in Interior Design originated from the Bachelor of Science in Home Economics major in Interior Design in 1968. The Bachelor of Interior Design (BID) was established in 1973 as a joint program between the College of Home Economics and the College of Architecture. The BS Clothing Technology program was implemented in 1975. The year 2000 marked the change of name of the Department from the Department of Clothing, Textiles & Related Arts (CTRA) to the Department of Clothing, Textiles & Interior Design (CTID).


The CTID Department manages the CHE Costume Museum that houses a costume collection which numbers to more than one thousand (1000) pieces of rare historic Filipino costume and accessories (shoes, bags, belts, veils, hats, etc.). It has been considered as superior to other museum collections in terms of relevance to historic development of styles. The museum has become a research laboratory center for BSCT students (part of the laboratory hours of CT 25 require lab work in the museum).

About Us

The Clothing Technology program of the University of the Philippines - Diliman prepares the creative individual for the professional and dynamic world of the Fashion and Garment Industry. The BS Clothing Technology program allows the creative individual to master and be adept at the four (4) core functions of the Fashion and Garment Industry; Design, Production, Research and Management.


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Production


Research


Management

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Industry Management

Confederation of Garment Exporters of the Philippines (CONGEP)
Rm. 609, 6/F, Executive Centre Bldg. Makati Ave. cor. Gil Puyat Ave. 1200 Makati City
Contact person: Mr. George T. Siy - President
Tel. no.: (632) 895-7614; (632) 895-1505
Fax no.: (632) 895-7614
Email: congep@vasia.com

Garment Business Association of the Philippines (GBAP)
Suite 1007 88 Corporate Center, Valero Cor. Sedeño Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City
Contact person: Ms. Margarita Dela Rama - President
Tel. no.: (632) 887-2124 / 5330706
Fax no.: (632) 887-2124 / 5330706
Email: gbap@info.com.ph

Textile Mills Association of the Philippines (TMAP)
G/F Alexander House, 132 Amorsolo Street
Legaspi Vill., Makati City 1229
Contact person: Mr. Claro C. Arriola - President
Tel. no.: (632) 818-6601; (632) 818-6605
Fax no.: (632) 818-3107
Email: tmap@pacific.net.ph

Foreign Buyers Association of the Philippines (FOBAP)
Unit 1215 Cityland Condominium 10, Tower I #156 H.V. Dela Costa, Ayala North, Salcedo Village, 1227 Makati City
Contact person: Mr. Eliseo Miranda - President
Tel. no.: (632) 892-8492; (632) 753-3029
Fax no.: (632) 893-5126
Email: fobap@i-manila.com.ph


Children's Apparel Association of the Philippines (CAAP)
21 Duhat Road, Potrero Malabon Metro Manila

GARMENT MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES

Rm. 311-312 Marvel Bldg. 576 Juan Luna St., Binondo, Luna, MNL

p: (02) 243.1701

f: (02) 241.7657