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Sarongs
How To Wear Them

WARNING:
Sarongs are extremely addictive
and once you start wearing them you'll never want to take them off!

Did you know that sarongs are quickly becoming one of the most essential fashion accessories?
Simply, sarongs are amazing.
They travel well, look great and feel fantastic.
Sarongs provide convenience and fashion too.
Sarongs are easy to wear and very sexy, no doubt about it.
So learn to tie your sarong in the best way possible.
You want to look great and you don't want it falling off of while your walking down the street.
That could be embarrassing or maybe not.

There are so many uses for sarongs.
They can be used as a short skirt or shawl on cool windy days.

Many people use them as:
curtains, baby slings, scarves, shawls, wall hangings, table covers, bathing suit cover up
and anything else you can dream of!

Sarongs are rectangular shaped,
so you have the option of wearing your sarong in a variety of ways.

Use your Sarong as an Altar Cover, Wall Hanging, or Tablecloth:
Hang your sarong on the wall (looks great framed) or drape over an end-table
for a great decorator look or use as tablecloths for that special occasion.

Sarongs or Pareos
Different Ways to Wear Them!

The Knot
Grab 6" from edge
Fold back for workable edge
Tie double knot below navel

Tahitian Double Knot
Tie "The Knot"
Grab lower corners
Tie second "Knot"

The Dress
Lay sarong against front of body
Wrap around back
Grab alternate sides and tie in front

Wrap-n-tuck
Lay sarong against your bottom
Wrap right quarter forward
Wrap left half forward & tuck

Other Ideas

Strapless Dress
See "The Knot"

Halter
Cross in front & tie behind neck

Short Knot
See "The Knot"

Shorts
Tie "The Knot"
Bring thru legs & tuck

Jrs. Love Sarongs
Tie "The Knot"

Men Wear 'Em Too!
See "Wrap-n-tuck"

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