The members of Westlife wearing Indonesian Batik shirts.

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1. The members of Westlife wore batik while in Indonesia—following their "The Wild Dreams Tour" concert—on National Batik Day, October 2, 2022, at Prambanan Temple, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

(Photo source : margariabatik)


2. Shane Filan wore a batik shirt during a concert in Indonesia while promoting the launch of his single "Everything To Me" at the Hard Rock Cafe, Pacific Place, SCBD, South Jakarta, Indonesia, on October 2, 2013






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