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CLERKMANS Flag Country Embroidered Graduation Stole, Study Abroad Sash for International Students

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$19.95

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Product details

  • Fabric type
    Satin
  • Origin
    Made in the USA or Imported

About this item

  • 【 A Traditional Touch 】- Honor your Filipino culture & achievement as an overcomer at your graduation by wearing our Philippines flag graduation stole designed to the highest quality detail, with high quality satin and embroidery as well as arrow pointed edges which give your stole an excellent finish
  • 【 Sign of Filipino Origin 】- A Philippines flag graduation sash represents a student’s Filipino origin and the academic accomplishments of a student that has studied abroad or just want to show their pride on their graduation day
  • 【 Premium Build Quality 】- Our Philippines flag graduation stole is made from high-quality bridal satin and has the main part of the flag with detailed embroidery as well as having piping on the edges of the stole. This is really a high quality flag sash.
  • 【 A Perfect Fit for Everyone 】- With a length of 35 inches and a width of 5.5 inches, our Philippines flag graduation stole is an ideal size for everyone, guaranteeing you a comfortable and easy wearing experience
  • 【 Great Gift 】- Give yourself or a loved one the perfect graduation gift with this Filipino flag graduation stole/sash; with its beautiful design and high-quality materials, this item is sure to be treasured for years to come


This graduation flag stole sash is a high-quality, embroidered piece featuring the Philippine flag on bridal satin fabric. It's the perfect accessory for celebrating Filipino heritage during graduation ceremonies or study abroad programs. The stole is a great way to show pride in your cultural identity and make a statement on your special day. It's a great keepsake to remember your graduation day.


ZoEryn's Mom
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
I get it! It’s embroidered (sun). However, it’s missing the 3 stars! I don’t think this stole represents the Philippine flag as I remember it. Sorry.