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MORE SARONG TIES AND USES

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Sarong as Traditional Dress
Sarong as Traditional Dress
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Sarong as Traditional Skirt
Sarong as Traditional Skirt
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Sarong as Turban
Sarong as Turban
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Sarong as Shawl
Sarong as Shawl
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HOW TO TIE A SARONG - KANGA<BR> DOWNLOADABLE PDF
HOW TO TIE A SARONG - KANGA
DOWNLOADABLE PDF

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Sarong as Head Scarf
Sarong as Head Scarf
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How to Tie / Wrap / Wear a "Tropical Pareo / Sarong" <BR>DOWNLOADABLE PDF FILE
How to Tie / Wrap / Wear a "Tropical Pareo / Sarong"
DOWNLOADABLE PDF FILE

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SARONGS
SARONGS
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450+ Sarong Designs Starting at $7.99pad
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Sarong - Ties
Sarong - Ties
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Here you can find Sarong Ties of all sorts. 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. You don't want your sarong falling off while you're walking down the street.pad
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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)