Not so hard to buy few

By Leah C. Salterio

May 15, 2022 12:15 am

The broadcaster/TV host-turned-'accidental designer' digs into her Ilocano roots to make the traditional weave — a passion and an advocacy — an everyday wear.

WHEN broadcaster/TV host Niña Corpuz Rodriguez started her Nina Inabel garments, she discloses it was never about business. To begin with, what kind of business owner would tell her customers not to buy a lot? In 2017, Niña was merely on a dilemma in finding children's clothes that represented our culture for her two daughters.

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The broadcaster/TV host-turned-'accidental designer' digs into her Ilocano roots to make the traditional weave — a passion and an advocacy — an everyday wear.

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