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Divisoria Finds!

June 28, 2012 by The Sunset Goddess 26 Comments

Ever since I was in college and moved from Makati to San Juan, I’ve been going to Divisoria to shop every now and then.  From San Juan, Divisoria is so accessible either by car or commuting (ride  the LRT2 from the V. Mapa LRT station, get off at Recto station, then Divisoria is just one jeepney ride away).  It’s a destination that I’m proud to say I can brave by myself, although there is also a different sense of fun to go shopping there with friends.

 

Then and now, Divisoria has always been the perfect place to score cheap but fabulous finds—whether for home stuff, fabrics, toys, and other knicknacks. But of course, my main reason for turning to Divisoria has always been for fashionable finds, and of course, at cheap prices too. I’ve always been meaning to make a Divisoria guide/ blog post. So since I was there last Saturday with my friend, I thought this was the perfect time to share with you the great finds I came home with and some Divisoria “tips” as well.

Divisoria has a lot of street stalls selling very cheap shirts and shorts—perfect for house clothes (pambahay) and even for casual wear too.  There are outdoor stalls selling short shorts at P150 for 2 and bermuda/walking shorts (tokong) at P100 each.
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I got two pairs of walking shorts at P200 (hello, colorblocking!)

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There are also several stalls selling t-shirts, racerback tops, and tank tops that are all made of cotton. I got these striped racerback tops at just P50 each:

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The outdoor stalls usually sell very cheap stuff. There are some items here that you can’t find inside the malls, and the vendors say that those items that they’re selling that are also in the malls are priced much cheaper since the sidewalk vendors pay lower rent. Well, I myself think that shopping in the streets of Divisoria (as opposed to just in the malls) is an experience in itself and you can’t say you’ve really shopped in Divisoria unless you’ve prowled its streets and scored the bargains that can be had there.
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While I’ve enjoyed Divisoria’s bargain finds back when the only malls in the area where the Tutuban and Divisoria Malls, it can’t be denied that the center for mall shopping in Divisoria nowadays (especially when it comes to clothes and accessories) is 168 Mall.

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Street shopping and shopping in Divisoria’s 999 and 168 Mall

There’s also 999 Mall, which is newer than 168 but I heard from the store clerks that since the rent is higher in 999 Mall, the stores in 999 also charge higher prices for what they’re selling. So I usually still go to 168 rather than 999, although this picture I took in 999 Mall  in March shows the much wider aisles and definitely less people shopping.

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Going back to my Divisoria finds last Saturday, for clothes, I like getting basic pieces such as leggings and cardigans in 168. There are trendy items here too and if you’re the type who think that you shouldn’t spend too much on trendy stuff that will go away after one season, then better buy them here rather in the usual malls.

My finds:

Black leggings (P150)

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Purple cardigan and white cardigan (P250 each) –bargained down from P320 since my girlfriends and I bought a total of 7 cardigans

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Leopard print, coral, and blush scarves at P100 each

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Cobalt blue skinny jeans (P400)

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Belts at just P50 each!

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Now, it’s on to the accessories. 168 is definitely a treasure trove of girly goodies and accessories that will make your eyes grow wide at the cheap prices and variety. You won’t find diamonds here but if you’re looking for the trendy stuff, look no more than 168 and I’m telling you, you will not shop in the mall again for accessories.  After shopping here, you’ll regret having to buy accessories at Forever 21 or bazaars. For example, I saw a bracelet selling in Power Plant for P380 and it was just about P90 in 168!!

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You want bangles? I’ll give you bangles! .
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Earrings

 

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Similar looking earrings are being sold at Forever 21 at 4x the price!
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Rings
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Necklaces
We shopped for most of our accessories in the first accessories store that we saw in 168. It’s generally better to buy most of your stuff in one store. That way, you can get more discounts. And since there were three of us girls shopping for accessories, we saved more since we were able to get most of our loot at wholesale prices (usually, you have to buy at least 6 pieces of each kind to get the heavily discounted wholesale price).

 

I was really looking for accessories to add to my existing collection for arm parties (More on arm parties at a later post!) and 168 is really the perfect place to mine arm party finds and so much more.
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The arm party is just starting!

 

Divisoria day with polka and aissa :)
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“Belt” bracelets at P40 each (from P50 retail) and studded bracelets at P80 each (from P90 retail)

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Earrings at P40 each (from P50 retail)

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Tribal print earrings (P20)

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Bracelets (P60 each)

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Bangle set (P80)

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Tassel earrings (P35/ 3 for 100)

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Travel-themed charm bracelet (P100)

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Antique gold cut-out necklace P160 (bargained down from P180)

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More arm party bracelets (P50 each)

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Bead bracelets (P35)
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Leather friendship bracelets (4 for P100)
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And my most expensive find: This enamel necklace  found at Apartment 8. At P650, it was expensive for 168 standards but it was the only piece selling in the store and I didn’t find anything close to it in the other stores so it was definitely a must-buy.
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Other great finds in 168 are paper products, stationery, notebooks, and even home decor.
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I also like buying fruits in Divisoria because they’re really much cheaper than in supermarkets. For example, 6 pieces of seedless oranges will fetch about P150 in SM Supermarket, but will just cost you P100 in Divisoria. So if you bring a car with you, I suggest you hoard not just on accessories but on fruits as well (tip: buy from the row of vendors along Felipe II street, outside Basic Mall, near 168).
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I guess the main drawback about shopping in Divisoria is that you will have a severe case of option paralysis (in my Tita’s words “minamata-mata”)—there are several stores that carry the same types of stuff and it might be hard for you to choose which to buy. So it’s a good idea to know beforehand what you’re really looking for, but of course, still leaving room for serendipituous finds.  Since I’ve been shopping here regularly, I already know where to buy where instead of going around in circles. I already know which store has the nice scarves, belts, clothes, or hair accessories, but of course, I keep my eyes open for other fab finds. You just have to be patient and strategic when shopping here.
Aside from the usual precautionary tips (like minding your bag & belongings since even 168 and not just the streets can get very crowded too), here’s a list of other tips when shopping in Divisoria:

 

1. Arrive early. It’s really better to shop when it’s less crowded. Even the malls in Divisoria open as early as 8 am (they close at 7 pm).

 

2. For me, the best time to shop in Divisoria is during weekdays. But if you can only shop during weekends, Sundays are less crowded than Saturdays (and yes, most, if not all, major malls and stores are open even on Sundays).

3. Wear comfortable clothes. It’s a good idea to wear leggings and a fitted shirt so that it would be easier for you to fit clothes (most of the stores don’t have fitting rooms and you would have to estimate the fit of what you’re buying or wear them over your clothes).
 
4. Bring cash. Most stores don’t accept credit cards. But if you run out of cash, there are ATMs all over 168 and 999 (but maybe it’s also a good idea to leave your ATM cards with you so that you won’t be tempted to withdraw more money and over-shop! haha).

5. Bring a big eco/reusable bag.  Aside from being eco-friendly, you will really need a big bag (or two!) especially if you plan to do a lot of shopping.

6. It helps to know some Chinese phrases and numbers, especially Fookien. This has worked with me so many times already whenever I haggle down the prices with the mostly Fil-Chi owners :). And when you haggle, don’t haggle just with the tindera/ store staff but haggle directly with the owner (more often than not, they’re Chinese/Fil-Chi and sit at a table where the money is kept)!

7. Enjoy the whole Divisoria experience!  Before you can go home and take pride in your bargain treasures, you must really go through and enjoy the whole process of hunting down your fab finds in Divisoria—with all the chaos, and the sights, sounds, and smells that make it, truly, a one-of-a-kind shopping destination in the Philippines!

Happy shopping! Cheers!

Let's get this arm party started! #armparty #shopping #girlfriends
Girlfriends & Divisoria arm party finds

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Comments

  1. Pinay Travel Junkie says

    June 28, 2012 at 2:07 PM

    LOVE the travel-themed bracelet. I miss shopping in Divisoria! Now that the crowd has thinned post back-to-school insanity, I’ma head there soon!

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      June 29, 2012 at 9:18 AM

      Hi Gay! Of course you’d like the charm bracelet–it is so you! 🙂 Yes, the best time to go to Divisoria is after school opens and of course, right before the Christmas season 🙂

      Reply
  2. ♥ Maria ♥ says

    June 28, 2012 at 2:46 PM

    I am green with envy! Thank you for the awesome tips and photos! You will be my tour guide next year ha?

    The necklace is worth the price! Goes well with your skintone. Can’t wait for the arm party post!

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      June 29, 2012 at 9:19 AM

      I promise! Let’s bring Gabby and it will be not only a shopping spree but a “cultural” tour of the Philippine slice of life as well 🙂 hehe. I’m sure, whatever trends there will be next year, we’ll find great bargain stuff in DV!

      Reply
  3. chaitealatte says

    June 28, 2012 at 11:00 PM

    Totally love your necklace!

    I miss Divisoria! Definitely a must-go the next time I visit ;p

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    • The Sunset Goddess says

      June 29, 2012 at 9:25 AM

      Chai! Nice to see you here! 🙂 Thanks for dropping by my blog 🙂 Let me know about your next visit back home 🙂

      Reply
  4. Tin | The Average Jane says

    June 28, 2012 at 11:30 PM

    Love shopping at Divisoria! I usually have my mom with me and a family friend (who’s a nun!) when we shop there since they both have so much stamina. Same as me! Hehehe! In fact, we might go there in December when we come home. Syempre the Little One will be stayong at our home in Cavite along with her dada since I refuse to bring her at Divi at such a young age. Takot akong mawala sya e. Heheheh! =)

    I plan on going back to 2 new stalls I noticed at 168 last time I was there. They were selling these really cute stationeries and notebooks. Wanna buy a few for some scrapbooking and album projects I plan on finishing.

    Another new thing we do now is we arrive there really early (as in 6am) on a weekend and park at the nearly-built undergroud parking area at 168. Such a blessing! Unlike before we’d commute there and take a cab home. You can just imagine how loaded with stuff we’d be. So parking is so convinient and so handy for us. =)

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      June 29, 2012 at 9:27 AM

      Are there Divisoria “alternatives” there in SG? If you find the place, do let me know! 🙂 I looove the stalls in 168 selling paper stuff and abubot–so many, many things to buy! 🙂

      Reply
  5. melvel says

    June 29, 2012 at 1:25 AM

    Pwede ba ako sumama next time you go? I am so obsessed with bracelets now.

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    • The Sunset Goddess says

      June 29, 2012 at 9:23 AM

      Sure! Although I don’t think I’ll be going anytime soon—I would have to depreciate first my recent hoard 🙂

      Reply
  6. The Phenomenal Woman says

    July 3, 2012 at 1:30 PM

    I love going to Divisoria, too! I usually go with my mommy-friends to buy stationery, stickers, notebooks for the kids… and usually it’s timed right before the Chinese Mooncake dice game. We buy the prizes for the kids there. hehe. mga cheapo moms.:)

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      July 4, 2012 at 2:19 AM

      I love the Mooncake dice game!! I attended one and it was so much fun!! 🙂 And I agree, Divisoria is the perfect place to buy all those prizes and knickknacks! :0

      Reply
  7. Gazel M. says

    July 4, 2012 at 2:00 AM

    I love Divisoria. I went back to the Philippines last month and it was crazy because of back to school deals. I’m pressed I couldn’t find any of the stuff you have! All the accessories I found were tacky as hell, lol. Do you like to go to Greenhills? I love that place too.

    bonjourgazel.com

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      July 4, 2012 at 2:15 AM

      Hi Gazel! Yes, don’t go to Divisoria during back to school season, unless you’re specifically there for school supplies 🙂 Greenhills is ten minutes away from my house and that’s another bargain heaven too. Although Greenhills is more upscale and there are some stuff being sold there at much higher prices than in Divisoria, there are still some great buys in Greenhills which you won’t ever find in Divisoria. I hope the next time you come back for a visit to the Philippines, you’ll go home with great buys from Divisoria then 🙂

      Reply
  8. mica says

    July 31, 2012 at 10:02 AM

    hi just want to ask, san ka me divisoria mo na bli yung mga cutie na bracelet? i mean sang part? :)) thanks1 super like ko yungprang studds :))

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      August 1, 2012 at 5:21 AM

      Hi, Mica. It’s being sold in lots of stores in 168 and 999 so you won’t miss getting one 🙂 Good luck!

      Reply
  9. mica says

    August 2, 2012 at 8:52 AM

    rteally? 🙁 why cant i find it? 🙁

    Reply
  10. mica says

    August 2, 2012 at 8:58 AM

    im just so curious, sang floor b kaw banda bumili? :)) sorry!

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      August 2, 2012 at 9:59 AM

      As I’ve stated in my post, we shopped for the accessories in the first accessories store that we saw. It was in the first floor, right near the escalators (coming from Soler Street). And I’m pretty sure I saw other stores inside selling the bracelets with the studs.

      Reply
  11. eunice says

    September 28, 2012 at 5:41 AM

    now im itching to go to DV! :))

    Reply
  12. edelweiza says

    January 22, 2013 at 5:59 AM

    Lovely necklaces and bracelets!

    My last visit to Divisoria was the week before Christmas last month. Too crowded but I enjoyed the trip. Got some really nice accessories, too. And cheap tops. It’s always a fun and sulit shopping there! 🙂

    Reply
  13. Michelle Robles says

    April 29, 2013 at 7:55 AM

    I enjoyed reading your blog. I agree that divisoria is a shopping mecca for fashionable people but is in a tight budget. i myself love buying accessories at Divi. they can be really cheap compared to those in the malls.

    online deals

    Reply
  14. Rochester says

    May 6, 2013 at 8:20 AM

    I grew in the Divi area! I miss it already. I’m all the way here in my Pasig condo now and it takes so long to go back there.

    Reply
  15. mary grace puertas says

    May 30, 2014 at 3:02 PM

    divisoria one of the affordable market in the philippines. But I have own making Tokong Short, Long Short and sexy short. The same price, affordable price P100. I’m sure you like the quantity the same in mall. If u interested just visit at my facebook account for sample pictures. grace gumban puertas

    Thank you…

    Reply
  16. Shiene143 says

    June 26, 2014 at 5:31 AM

    Keep up the posts like this, this is incredibly entertaining to watch unfold. I go Divi once a month and I really love shopping girly things in there! 🙂

    shopping malls in Philippines | AyalaLand.Com

    Reply
  17. Martin says

    August 22, 2016 at 4:05 PM

    Fantastic post however I was wanting to know if you could write a litte more on this
    subject? I’d be very grateful if you could elaborate a little
    bit more. Thanks!

    Reply

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      • Gone for the Weekend: More Balay Indang
      • Lookbook: Gone for the Weekend in Balay Indang
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      • Lookbook: Everything is Black and White
      • Happy Lemon in Manila!
      • Papa John's Pizza in Greenhills, San Juan
      • Lookbook: Kids & A Bohemian Summer
      • Lookbook: Polka Dots and Circle Skirt
      • Fruiteamix in Greenhills, San Juan
      • Lookbook: Blushing Nude
      • Tao Yuan Restaurant in Newport Mall
      • Sunset Goddess Manila's Definitive Travel Guide to Ilocos
      • Travel Budget: Ilocos
      • When in Laoag: Fort Ilocandia
      • When in Laoag: La Preciosa & St. William's Cathedral
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      • When in Laoag: Sights to See in Batac and Paoay
      • When in Laoag: The La Paz Sand Dunes
      • Lookbook: Laoag
      • When in Laoag: {Marcos Museum & Sta. Monica Church} + Where to Stay
      • Leila's Cafe & Irene's Vigan Empanada
      • Pagburnayan Pottery & the Vigan Market
      • More Time Travel via Old Time Photograph Co.
      • Lunch in Vigan's Cafe Leona
      • Traveling Back in Time in Syquia Mansion
      • Chavit Singson's Baluarte
      • Vigan at Night
      • Lookbook: Vigan
      • Nostalgic in Vigan's Calle Crisologo
      • Cafe Uno and Kusina Felecitas in Grandpa's Inn, Vigan
      • Grandpa's Inn in Vigan, Ilocos Sur
      • Bantay Abot Cave & On the Road to Vigan
      • Saud Beach at Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte
      • Lunch in Polaris at Saud Beach, Pagudpud
      • Breathtaking Bangui Windmills
      • The Romance of Cape Bojeador Lighthouse
      • Sunset Goddess Lookbook: Pagudpud Style
      • Sights To See When in Pagudpud: The Patapat Viaduct
      • Blue Lagoon Cove, Maira-ira Beach, Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte
      • Food & Other Memories of Kapuluan Vista
      • Kapuluan Vista Resort, Ilocos Norte
      • Ya Kun Kaya Toast in NAIA 2, Manila
      • Getting to Ilocos Norte & Pagudpud
      • Ilocandia Girlfriend Getaway!
      • Packing for a Beach & Country Getaway
      • Why I Hope I'll Never Fly Cebu Pacific Again
      • Fashion Friday: The Many Lives of the Tie Neck Blouse
      • Wicked Kitchen
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      • Dim Sum Buffet at Li Li
      • Sweet Bella Cafe
      • Chatime Tea
      • Wynn Macau & Ristorante Il Teatro
      • Venetian Gondola Ride & First Night in Macau
      • Shang Palace
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