CLSU - Department of Textile and Garment Technology

24/09/2026

FASHION SHOW 2026 - The Designers...

MUSIC: Where Threads Meet the Beat
October 1, 2026 | 1:00 PM
Reimer's Hall, CLSU

23/09/2026

BSTFT FD-4 Presents: FASHION SHOW 2026
MUSIC: Where Threads Meet the Beat
October 1, 2026 | 1:00 PM
Reimer's Hall, CLSU

See you there!

16/09/2026

THREADS OF OPPORTUNITY: Careers, Creativity, and Entrepreneurship

That’s a wrap! 🎙️✨

Today’s CHSI BITZ episode explored the different career paths and possibilities in the garment and fashion industry with our guest, sir William Bautista.

More than just sewing, Garment Technology is about creativity, technical skills, innovation, problem-solving, and entrepreneurship. Let’s break the stereotype that fashion and garment students are simply “sewers” because there’s so much more behind every stitch. 🧵💡

From skills to careers, from creativity to opportunities—there’s more to Garment Technology than meets the eye.

Thank you to everyone who tuned in!👋🏼

16/09/2026

15/09/2026

Get ready as CHSI BITZ (Business, Innovation and Technology Zone) goes live with another exciting episode! 🎉

🧵 THREADS OF OPPORTUNITY: Careers, Creativity, and Entrepreneurship

Ever wondered where a degree in Garment Technology can take you beyond the classroom? 🤔 What career opportunities await? How can technical skills become a foundation for creativity and innovation? And how can knowledge in garment technology open doors to entrepreneurship?

Join us for an engaging and inspiring conversation as we explore the different paths that can unfold from a background in Garment Technology, from building a career and developing creative skills to discovering opportunities in entrepreneurship. ✨

📅 Date: September 16, 2026 (Wednesday)
🕙 Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
📻 Where: Radyo CLSU

🎤 Featured Guest
⭐ William Bautista
Garment Technology Graduate | Industry Practitioner | Fashion Designer | Entrepreneur

🎙️ BITZ Navigators
✨ Andrea Mae R. Servaña
✨ Edu M. Gallatiera

Whether you're a Garment Technology student, an aspiring fashion professional, a creative individual, or someone curious about turning skills into opportunities, this episode is for you!💡

💬 Expect real experiences, practical insights, career inspiration, and meaningful conversations about the many possibilities that lie beyond the classroom.

📻 Tune in. Learn. Be Inspired.
Because every skill has a story, every passion has a purpose, and every thread can lead to an opportunity. 🧵✨

See you on the air! 🎙️

18/08/2026

On August 12, 2026, representatives from the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) conducted a visit to monitor and assess the utilization of the SSF facilities. The visit highlighted the effective use of the equipment in supporting students practical learning and skills development.

The machines were utilized by students during laboratory and practical activities, particularly in garment construction and sewing exercises. Under faculty supervision, students gained hands-on experience in operating industrial sewing equipment and applying proper sewing techniques

Overall, the SSF facilities were effectively utilized throughout July and contributed to enhancing students’ technical skills and industry-ready competencies.

23/07/2026

The CLSU - Department of Textile and Garment Technology (DTGT) proudly introduces its faculty members for the First Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027.

The CLSU-DTGT family looks forward to another productive and transformative academic year, fostering excellence, innovation, creativity, and professionalism while equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and values needed to succeed in the ever-evolving textile, garment, and fashion industry.

02/07/2026

July 1, 2026 | The Department of Textile and Garment Technology (DTGT) faculty attended the official launch of ONWARD: Philippine Nonwoven Textile Innovation by the Department of Science and Technology – Philippine Textile Research Institute (DOST–PTRI), held at the Atrium, The Annex, SM North EDSA.

02/07/2026

July 1, 2026 | Our Department of Textile and Garment Technology had the opportunity to attend the official launch of ONWARD: Philippine Nonwoven Textile Innovation by the Department of Science and Technology – Philippine Textile Research Institute (DOST - PTRI) held at The Annex - Atrium SM North EDSA.

The event highlighted that the future of Philippine textiles extends far beyond clothing, garments, and apparel. While our country is rich in natural fibers traditionally used for knitted and woven fabrics, this initiative demonstrates how these same resources can be transformed into innovative nonwoven textiles with applications in hygiene, mobility, housing, agriculture, healthcare, and many other industries. It marks a significant step toward sustainable manufacturing, science-driven innovation, and the development of globally competitive, high-value products proudly made from Philippine natural fibers.

This initiative not only showcases the richness of the Philippines natural resources but also empowers local communities while promoting environmental sustainability and economic growth. By transforming natural fibers into innovative products, it creates opportunities for sustainable livelihoods, supports local industries, and delivers durable, high-value solutions that benefit both people and the environment.

Being part of this event was truly meaningful, especially for our Department. It reminded us that textile education goes beyond fashion, design, and creativity, it also embraces science, research, technology, and sustainability. As future professionals in the textile and garment industry, we are encouraged to continue learning, remain adaptable, and explore how innovation can shape a more sustainable, resilient, and globally competitive Philippine textile sector.

24/06/2026

On June 23, 2026, the Department of Textile and Garment Technology (DTGT) successfully conducted the seminar "Threads of Innovation: From Haute Couture to Advanced Textile Arts" at the R&E Amphitheater as part of the PINTAKASI ARTS KOOP celebration spearheaded by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).

The event brought together BSTFT students for an inspiring afternoon of learning and knowledge sharing. Our guest speaker, Mr. Rikki Guzman, captivated the audience with valuable insights on the evolution of textile arts, the influence of haute couture, and the role of innovation in shaping the future of the textile and fashion industries.

The seminar served as a platform for BSTFT student participants to deepen their appreciation for textile artistry while exploring emerging trends, technologies, and opportunities within the creative sector.

The Department of Textile and Garment Technology headed by Dr. Sarah SJ. Algozo extends its sincere gratitude to Mr. Rikki Guzman, the Department of Trade and Industry and all participants who contributed to the success of this meaningful event.