Piña fabric is a traditional textile made from the fibers of the leaves of the pineapple plant. Originating in the Philippines, this lightweight and breathable fabric is often used for formal wear, such as barong tagalog and terno dresses. Its unique texture and natural sheen make it a popular choice for special occasions. The production of piña fabric involves a labor-intensive process of extracting and weaving the fibers. Artisans carefully harvest the leaves, then strip and wash them to obtain the fine threads. This sustainable practice not only highlights the beauty of local craftsmanship but also supports the Philippine economy.