Sarongs and Pareos
Sarongs and Pareos are used
from Rio de Janeiro to Malibu, from
Honolulu to Cannes - this fashion accessory is known world-wide.
Worn every day by men and women all over the South Pacific, Indonesia and Southeast Asia. Also known as wraparound, pareo, pareau, pakome (Thailand), lava-lava (Samoa), kain (Indonesia), sulu (Fiji), canga (Brazil), malo (Tonga), lunghi, etc, the fabric itself is often a work of art.
A sarong can be used as a beach wrap , a wraparound skirt, a summer cover-up, a shawl, a wall hanging, a tablecloth, a bedcover, and to make shirts, dresses and skirts.
Our sarongs, pareos, sun dresses and bikini cover-ups are made of
terivoile, which is frequently mistaken for silk. Colors are vivid and
patterns are unique and absolutely gorgeous. Terivoile is easy to wash,
quick to dry and doesn't shrink, run or fade. The fabric is versatile,
finished in several different ways, including opaque, sheer, and
crushed satin. Styles are solid-colored, patterned or gradient,
transitioning from one color to another or through different shades of
the same color. Individual pieces may be beaded, embroidered, or even
embossed.Worn every day by men and women all over the South Pacific, Indonesia and Southeast Asia. Also known as wraparound, pareo, pareau, pakome (Thailand), lava-lava (Samoa), kain (Indonesia), sulu (Fiji), canga (Brazil), malo (Tonga), lunghi, etc, the fabric itself is often a work of art.
A sarong can be used as a beach wrap , a wraparound skirt, a summer cover-up, a shawl, a wall hanging, a tablecloth, a bedcover, and to make shirts, dresses and skirts.
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Here for Full Size Pareos |
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here for Short Sleeve Cover Ups |
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here for Missy Dresses |
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here for Sun Dresses |
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here for Tube Dresses |
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here for Caftans |
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