How to Tie and Wear Sarongs with Coconut Shell Buckles
Then pull the ends of the sarong all the way through the holes of the coconut shell buckle until the sarong is comfortably snug.
Some Facts About Sarongs * Sarongs are worn by both men and women. * Sarongs are simply a large piece of fabric, often adorned with fringe * Sarongs are also called pareos * Many sarongs are made using the batik process. The areas of the sarong which are not to be dyed are stamped with melted wax. The fabric is dyed, and the wax is removed by placing the sarong into boiling water. Sarongs have many uses: Sarongs as dresses Sarongs as long skirt Sarongs as short skirts Sarongs as shoulder wraps Sarongs as curtains Sarongs as wall hangings Sarongs as room separators Sarongs as table cover Sarongs as beach towels Sarongs as beach blankets
