Burda Sentral Co.

11/10/2016

Las Pinas Branch

#33 J.B. Tan Sr. Street,
BF Resort Village, Talon II,
Las Pinas City, 1747

14/03/2016

WHY IS COLOR IMPORTANT ?

Color carries emotional resonance, captures attention, and sends a message. Blue can be sad, calm, and confident while yellow is happy, light, and cautionary. We naturally associate colors with emotions because it is hard to put words to what we are feeling.

Colors connect to our feelings in a unique and memorable way, which makes them a powerful tool to keep in mind for your design projects. Colors need to be purposeful and have meaning in their use. For a design concept to be effective, you would want to discern what message you want to impart to call attention to the eye and be the first line of communication.

Color is helpful in conveying your message because it draws attention, sets the tone of the message, and guides the eye where it needs to go. It presents a sense of direction and recognition that people can identify and relate to.

It is easy to fall back on your personal color preferences when creating your design, but the most important thing to remember is that your design needs to speak to your prospective audience. What colors will draw their eye? What colors best represent the message you’re trying to share? Also, what colors consistently represent your design identity?

We are a visual society where people place enormous importance on the visual presentation. Color impacts that decision in subtle ways and grows recognition for you or your client's persona.

So what’s the bottom line? Color matters.

Work with us for your next embroidery design and let us help you make an impact with your color choices.

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MAIN OFFICE:
# 133 (old), 29-A (new), Aurora Boulevard
corner S. Veloso Street, San Juan City

LAS PINAS BRANCH:
# 33-A Judge Bienvenido Tan St.(BF Resort Drive ext.),
B.F. Resort Village,
Las Pinas City

13/05/2015

MELDING THE CLASSIC WITH THE TRADITIONAL

Celebrated Dutch furniture designer mixes wood, bronze, fabric and embroidery in his Lathe Collection.

08/09/2014

LASER CUT DETAILS

30/07/2014

BLUE: THE MOST POPULAR COLOR.

In U.S. and European public opinion polls it is overwhelmingly the most popular colour, chosen by almost half of both men and women as their favourite colour.

The modern English word blue comes from Middle English bleu or blewe, from the Old French bleu, a word of Germanic origin, related to the Old High German word blao.

09/07/2014

THERE WILL ALWAYS BE ANOTHER ONE WHO WILL CLAIM THAT THEY CAN DO IT . . . . . .

02/07/2014

BANDED CADET COLLARS

If a person is looking for a unique comfortable shirt with some class, then the banded collar tunic may be the way to go. These collar tunics have a number of precarious names such as the Chinese collar or the cadet collar. Despite being invented in China, the tunic has managed to find uses in the west, not only for fashion, but also practical reasons.

The Banded collar, which is incorporated in both male and female apparel, is Manchurian in origin. Some of this apparel are collar dresses, suits, jackets, and regular shirts. The history of these mandarin collars are not actually that long ago as many men and women would think. This outfits is not traditional and has not existed for thousands of years ago like Han apparel, but are apparel that actually is Manchurian, which is an area in northeastern China. There are two situations that catapulted the Mandarin Collar into popularity. The first situation was the Qing Empire defeating the Han Ming Empire; after the defeat and collapse of the Han Empire, Han apparel was outlawed and Qing design and clothing, such as the Mandarin Tunic were adopted. During the role of the Qing Dynasty, the Mandarin Collar flourished, and even after the fall of the Qing Dynasty, the collar continued to be popularized. The second event that kept the banded collar popular was during Mao Tse-tung’s rule over China. One of Mao’s colleagues, a revolutionary like himself, named Sun Yat-sen generated a suite that spoke for the nationalism the Chinese and included the collar into a suite form. Despite the style being different, this allowed the Mandarin collar to adjust and expand the chances of this design surviving into the future. The suite that was developed was quite different that the other articles of clothing worn throughout the Qing dynasty, especially in regards to color and theme. Component was not silk, but cloth. On the other hand, Mandarin collars such as the Qipao were viewed as capitalist, but this Chinese dress still managed to flourish and adapt in locations like Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Shanghai. Even women managed to make slight adaptations, not as extreme as Sun Tse-tung’s did, but young ladies adapted the skirt dimensions to align the dress more with what is conceived fashion at the time.

The Banded collar has become preferred in a lot of locations and occupations worldwide. The US army uses a hybrid version of the mandarin collar as a way to scale down chafing with body army and carrying tools. In the business world, many people, primarily when doing business in Asia, will opt for the mandarin tunic since they do not need to wear a Tie. It’s still respectable to do business with a Banded collar tunic in particular occasions. And some individuals choose to wear the Mandarin collar because of its fashion and trend. Females even have their own kind of Banded collar clothing. These forms generally include a silk type material and knots instead of buttons.

30/06/2014

Floral embroidered obi belt inspired by the carved sandstones of Gujarat, India.

21/06/2014

28/05/2014

EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE

27/05/2014

MINIMUM STYLE......MAXIMUM IMPACT.