I think the first ukay-ukay outlet I encountered was in Baguio some decades ago. Maybe because the bundles consisted mainly of jackets. I remember climbing a low hill or incline to get to them.

Ukay-ukay is serious business for Shaira Luna. Unlike us common thrifters, she doesn’t have to sift through racks of clothes to find a steal. One of her greatest ukay finds is a pair of Fendi ...

About fifteen years ago (2010), there were some insinuations (should we say, proposal) to legalize the trade of “ukay-ukay” (second-hand garments and goods). Philstar.com HOME ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a criminal complaint, which includes allegations of money laundering, against a used-clothes supplier as the corporate watchdog intensifies ...

With ukay-ukay (used clothing) shops doing brisk business in many cities, two lawmakers have revived moves to legalize their importation.

Authorities arrested two people for allegedly selling imported used clothing or ‘ukay-ukay’ illegally worth more than P2 million. They were arrested during an entrapment operation in Butuan City.

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The “ukay-ukay” trend has been the fashion choice of most Filipino buyers since the 90’s. This is due to its variety of branded clothing and its inexpensive prices since the business started.

The law, however, was enacted in 1966 – years before the rise of ukay-ukay in the Philippines. Despite this, the industry of selling used clothes in the Philippines is not particularly hidden ...

MANILA, Philippines — Recognizing the promising "ukay-ukay" (used clothing) market, Albay 2nd District Rep. Joey Salceda believed it is time to take action to repeal the law banning ...