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Due to the heat and pollution, conducting business calls in short or long-sleeved shirt and tie without a coat is common and acceptable for the men. However, for formal meetings, either a two-piece suit or the native barong tagalog (a lightweight, long-sleeved shirt worn without a tie) is the popular attire.

Local women have adopted the Western fashion style of light suits and dresses. Those wishing to go native can opt for a more feminine cut of the barong tagalog and a dark-colored skirt or pants. Traditional native dresses, called the Maria Clara and the baro't saya, are worn only for special occasions, like weddings and other major social events.

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