 In the Visayas, the "patadyong" was tolerated for longer, although it was eventually also replaced with the "saya" in the 19th century.By the late 18th century, the traditional everyday wear of women in the Philippines consisted of two basic pieces of clothing known as the "pares" ("pair").This consisted of a "saya" reaching up to the ankles (usually checkered) and a collar-less "baro" or "camisa" (usually plain).