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Department of Science and Technology, Republic of the Philippines · Metro Manila
Science and innovation for competitive, sustainable Philippine textiles
4 programs across our colleges and units.
From green colorants to smart textiles, biopolymers and silk
The Green Colorants, Materials and Textile Processing program develops green materials and enzyme-based pretreatment for Philippine natural fibers to support textile processing and farming communities.
Read 02The Smart Textile R&D program develops eco-friendly finishing technologies that add new functions to natural fiber-blended textiles for sustainable textiles, health and medicine, and architecture.
Read 03The Textile Biopolymer program develops new textile fibers from abundant agricultural by-products for wearable, industrial, or technical textile applications.
Read 04The Philippine Silk program revitalizes the local sericulture value chain, from silkworm breeding and rearing to silk reeling and product development for domestic and foreign markets.
ReadTesting, processing, training and guides for industry and government buyers
PTRI offers textile testing, processing, training, library services and educational tours. Find what each service covers and where to read more or request assistance.
Read 02This page introduces PTRI's textile processing innovation services through ICYT and its textile testing services, with links to fees, Citizen's Charter, and service portals.
Read 03This page provides the Philippine Tropical Fabrics (PTF) advisory listing law-compliant textile producers and the PTF guidelines for government procuring entities.
Read 04The Philippine Textile Research Institute offers its finished textile researches for adoption by industry and small businesses through training and workshops, including dyeing, handloom weaving, sericulture, natural dyes, and machines.
ReadSilk summits, weaving festivals, congresses and field stories
Latest news and stories from the Philippine Textile Research Institute on silk innovation, Philippine textiles abroad, and circular design education.
Read 02Download weekly PDF issues of Telathala, the PTRI e-newsletter, covering January to September 2026.
Read 03The Philippine Handloom Weaving Festival 2026 on September 18 to 20, 2026 at Gateway Mall 2, Quezon City brings over 25 weaving communities together for a bazaar, exhibition, fora, and textile technology immersion led by DOST-PTRI.
ReadThe Philippine Textile Research Institute (PTRI) is the Department of Science and Technology agency for textile research and development, testing, processing, and training.
Documents this office publishes under the Transparency Seal, and the national portals where you can check procurement, budgets and records.
RE:GOVUnofficial concept30 pages reimagined from ptri.dost.gov.ph by an AI agent · not affiliated with PTRI · Filipino text machine-translated by Muse SparkOfficial site ↗ReportFeedbackDOST-PTRI Compound, General Santos Avenue, Bicutan, Taguig City
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© 2026 Philippine Textile Research Institute Public domain Content sourced from ptri.dost.gov.ph
Reimagined by RE:GOV · Oct 27, 2026
Department of Science and Technology, Republic of the Philippines · Metro Manila
Agham at inobasyon para sa mga telang Pilipino na mapagkumpitensya at sustainable
4 programa sa aming kolehiyo at yunit.
Mula green colorant hanggang smart textile, biopolymer, at silk
Ang program sa Green Colorants, Materials and Textile Processing ay gumagawa ng mga green material at enzyme-based na pretreatment para sa mga natural fiber ng Pilipinas upang suportahan ang textile processing at mga komunidad ng magsasaka.
Basahin 02Ang program sa Smart Textile R&D ay gumagawa ng mga eco-friendly na finishing technology na nagdaragdag ng mga bagong function sa mga telang may halong natural fiber para sa mga sustainable na tela, kalusugan at medisina, at arkitektura.
Basahin 03Ang program sa Textile Biopolymer ay gumagawa ng mga bagong textile fiber mula sa mga saganang by-product ng agrikultura para sa mga wearable, industrial, o technical na gamit ng tela.
Basahin 04Pinasisigla ng program sa Philippine Silk ang lokal na sericulture value chain, mula sa breeding at pag-aalaga ng silkworm hanggang sa silk reeling at paggawa ng mga produkto para sa mga pamilihan sa loob at labas ng bansa.
BasahinTesting, processing, training, at mga gabay para sa industriya at mga buyer ng gobyerno
Nag-aalok ang PTRI ng textile testing, processing, training, mga serbisyo sa library, at mga educational tour. Alamin kung ano ang sakop ng bawat serbisyo at kung saan kayo makakabasa pa o makakahingi ng tulong.
Basahin 02Ipinakikilala sa page na ito ang mga serbisyo ng PTRI sa inobasyon sa pagproseso ng tela sa pamamagitan ng ICYT at ang mga serbisyo nito sa textile testing, na may mga link sa mga bayarin, Citizen's Charter, at mga service portal.
Basahin 03Makikita sa page na ito ang advisory listing ng Philippine Tropical Fabrics (PTF) ng mga textile producer na sumusunod sa batas at ang mga gabay sa PTF para sa mga government procuring entity.
Basahin 04Inaalok ng Philippine Textile Research Institute ang mga tapos nitong textile research para i-adopt ng industriya at maliliit na negosyo sa pamamagitan ng training at mga workshop, kabilang ang dyeing, handloom weaving, sericulture, natural dye, at mga makina.
BasahinMga silk summit, weaving festival, congress, at kuwento mula sa field
Mga pinakabagong balita at kuwento mula sa Philippine Textile Research Institute tungkol sa inobasyon sa silk, mga telang Pilipino sa ibang bansa, at edukasyon sa circular design.
Basahin 02I-download ang lingguhang PDF issues ng Telathala, ang e-newsletter ng PTRI, mula Enero hanggang Setyembre 2026.
Basahin 03Pagsasama-samahin ng Philippine Handloom Weaving Festival 2026 sa September 18 to 20, 2026 sa Gateway Mall 2, Quezon City ang mahigit 25 weaving community para sa bazaar, exhibition, fora, at textile technology immersion na pinangungunahan ng DOST-PTRI.
BasahinAng Philippine Textile Research Institute (PTRI) ay ang ahensya ng Department of Science and Technology para sa pananaliksik at pagpapaunlad ng tela, pagsusuri, pagproseso, at pagsasanay.
Mga dokumentong inilalathala ng tanggapang ito sa ilalim ng Transparency Seal, at ang mga pambansang portal kung saan masusuri ang procurement, budget at mga rekord.
