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Clothing & Footwear Franchises In The Philippines

16 opportunities with real, published figures. Investments run from ₱500k to ₱11.5M, mostly as inline store, kiosk setups.

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Opportunities

16

Investment range

₱500k – ₱11.5M

Common formats

Inline Store · Kiosk

Notable brands

Growing set
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The Opportunities

Bayo franchise

Bayo

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱500k
Total investment
₱4M–₱6M
Celine franchise

Celine

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱500k
Total investment
₱2.5M–₱4M
Folded & Hung franchise

Folded & Hung

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱600k
Total investment
₱4.5M–₱8.5M
Halo Mobile Clothing franchise

Halo Mobile Clothing

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱200k
Total investment
₱800k–₱1.5M
Maldita franchise

Maldita

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱500k
Total investment
₱2.5M–₱5M
Mint franchise

Mint

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱500k
Total investment
₱2.5M–₱4M
Periwinkle franchise

Periwinkle

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱500k
Total investment
₱2.5M–₱5M
Unica Hija franchise

Unica Hija

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱350k
Total investment
₱3M–₱5.5M
Fipper franchise

Fipper

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱400k
Total investment
₱1.5M–₱3.5M
Freeway franchise

Freeway

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱350k
Total investment
₱2.5M–₱4.5M
Giordano franchise

Giordano

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱700k
Total investment
₱4.0M–₱6M
Regatta franchise

Regatta

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱500k
Total investment
₱2.5M–₱5M
The 99 Peso Store franchise

The 99 Peso Store

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱150k
Total investment
₱500k–₱1M
SQM Shoes Shop franchise

SQM Shoes Shop

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱150k
Total investment
₱500k–₱1.2M
Karimadon franchise

Karimadon

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱1M
Total investment
₱4M–₱6M
Plains & Prints franchise

Plains & Prints

Clothing & Footwear

Franchise fee
₱500k
Total investment
₱6.5M–₱11.5M

Opportunities

16

Investment range

₱500k – ₱11.5M

Common formats

Inline Store · Kiosk

Notable brands

Growing set

Advisors For Clothing & Footwear

Consultant, franchise advisor

Consultant

Financing Readiness · Site Selection

Mentor, franchise advisor

Mentor

Low-Capital Startups

Coach, franchise advisor

Coach

Low-Capital Startups · Site Selection

Advisor, franchise advisor

Advisor

Franchise Agreements · Multi-Unit Expansion

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The clothing and footwear retail sector in the Philippines remains a dynamic space for entrepreneurs targeting mall goers and urban shoppers. With more than ten brands featured in the directory, investors can choose from established local fashion houses to accessible retail concepts.

Why the fashion retail sector keeps growing

Filipinos love lifestyle shopping, and major malls across Metro Manila and provincial hubs draw steady daily foot traffic. Consumers continuously refresh their wardrobes for work, school, and social events. Concepts like The 99 Peso Store show that high volume and accessible pricing drive quick turnover, requiring an initial investment starting at ₱500,000 with a ₱150,000 franchise fee. Meanwhile, premium local apparel names like Bayo command investments reaching up to ₱6,000,000, proving that local consumers gladly support homegrown style when quality and brand identity align with their daily lives.

Investment costs and physical formats

Opening a clothing or footwear shop across the country requires capital spanning from ₱500,000 up to ₱11.5M depending on the scale and brand equity. Common formats include the compact Kiosk setup seen with Fipper for lower overhead, or full Inline Store layouts used by Giordano requiring an investment starting at ₱3,950,000 with a ₱700,000 franchise fee. Your capital covers initial inventory, store fit out, staff training, and operational systems support from the franchisor to ensure consistent brand presentation.

Daily operations and who this fits

Running a retail clothing outlet means managing daily inventory counts, visual merchandising, and customer service staff. It suits hands on operators who enjoy retail environments and can lead store teams effectively. Brands like Unica Hija feature an estimated return on investment timeline of 24 months, demanding active oversight of daily sales and stock replenishment. If you possess retail management experience and want a structured business model with proven market demand, this category provides a clear path forward.

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Consultant, franchise advisor

Consultant

Financing Readiness · Site Selection

Mentor, franchise advisor

Mentor

Low-Capital Startups

Coach, franchise advisor

Coach

Low-Capital Startups · Site Selection

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Compare At A Glance

BrandFranchise feeTotal investmentROI periodFormat
Bayo₱500k₱4M – ₱6M~24 moInline Store
Celine₱500k₱2.5M – ₱4M~36 moMulti-format
Folded & Hung₱600k₱4.5M – ₱8.5M~24 moMulti-format
Halo Mobile Clothing₱200k₱800k – ₱1.5M~18 moInline Store
Maldita₱500k₱2.5M – ₱5M~24 moInline Store
Mint₱500k₱2.5M – ₱4M~24 moInline Store
Periwinkle₱500k₱2.5M – ₱5M~36 moInline Store
Unica Hija₱350k₱3M – ₱5.5M~24 moInline Store
Fipper₱400k₱1.5M – ₱3.5M~18 moMulti-format
Freeway₱350k₱2.5M – ₱4.5M~24 moMulti-format

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