Home > FAQ'S > How to Tie a Sarong > HOW TO TIE A SARONG (SARONG / PAREO TIES, USES, ETC...) > MORE SARONG TIES AND USES Sarong as Traditional Dress Sarong as Traditional Skirt Sarong as Turban Sarong as Shawl HOW TO TIE A SARONG - KANGA DOWNLOADABLE PDF BK-SK-DOWNLOADRegular price: $7.99Sale price: $4.99 Sarong as Head Scarf How to Tie / Wrap / Wear a "Tropical Pareo / Sarong" DOWNLOADABLE PDF FILE BK-TPS-DOWNLOADRegular price: $6.99Sale price: $1.99 SARONGS 450+ Sarong Designs Starting at $7.99 SARONG - TIES Sarong Ties of all sorts. Keep your sarong tied on with a sarong tie! They are great for holding your sarong on without a big bulky knot on the side of your hip. Adds security so your sarong stays on. Zosha, one of our great customers wrote in to share how she is using her sarongs: "I live in Wisconsin & wear my sarongs year-round Spring & Fall as a shawl -- it's classier than a hoodie & cheaper than a sweater Summer - skirt Winter - Head wrap. I fold in half put on my head, leave one end dangling in front & toss the other end across the same shoulder in back. Usually I don't need to tie or pin it unless it gets very windy. Replaces a hat & scarf. You'd be surprized how warm these are. I don't need anything other than the sarong on my head until the temperature (real temperature, not wind chill) drops below 10 degrees -- I have knitted a pair of "ear toasties" for those days (you could use ear muffs, but I find those uncomfortable). Also, the church I attend tends to keep the temperature a tad chilly in winter, so I use the sarong as a shawl during service & Sunday school. So far no one has noticed that my winter "scarves" are the same as my summer "skirts". P.S. I had been buying my sarongs at the Wisconsin State Fair, but am making a wish list for hubby & kids for mother's day -- your sarongs are awesome." Blessed be the flexible, for they shall not be bent out of shape Deirdre Dee (zosha) @:-) (the girl with the curl in the middle of her forehead)