Travel Aids - How to Wrap A Sarong
A sarong is an essential article of clothing in many countries in Southeast Asia. It is made of a brightly colored cotton fabric. The traveler may wrap a sarong as a beach cover up. A long sarong makes a wonderful evening gown for a night on the town. Discover how to wear and buy a sarong. Be prepared for your Southeast Asia travel adventure.
For a skirt, hold the sarong lengthwise and wrap it around the waist. One wrap around gives the wearer a side slit. Wrap the sarong twice around the waist for more coverage. Tie the two ends in a knot or pin them together.
For a halter dress, hold the sarong by the two top corners lengthwise behind your upper back. Pull the two corners under the arms and bring them to the front. Overlap the fabric. Tie the two corners behind the neck. Adjust the sarong to cover the chest completely.
The fabric for a sarong is for sale in any market in Southeast Asia. Buy a sarong or two in the market. The women will gladly teach you how to wear a sarong.
Not going to Southeast Asia, buy a sarong to wear to the local beach. Wear your sarong while resting in the back yard or garden. Sip your favorite summer drink and picture yourself on a sunny beach in Malaysia, Thailand, or Indonesia! Check out the selection at Amazon.com. Use the following link.
This sarong is over five feet wide. Any body shape can wear this sarong. A size 22 can wear it wrapped around the waist with a generous overhang. There are pattern sarongs as well as the solid ones pictured.
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Road to Bali
Bob Hope and Bing Crosby travel the high seas to Bali. Travel with them in this wonderful classic film. Enter the world of sarongs and balmy nights. Plus, enjoy the antics while wearing your sarong!
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Enjoy films in the comfort of your home. Rent a copy of Road to Bali. Watch the women wearing beautiful sarongs.
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For a skirt, hold the sarong lengthwise and wrap it around the waist. One wrap around gives the wearer a side slit. Wrap the sarong twice around the waist for more coverage. Tie the two ends in a knot or pin them together.
For a halter dress, hold the sarong by the two top corners lengthwise behind your upper back. Pull the two corners under the arms and bring them to the front. Overlap the fabric. Tie the two corners behind the neck. Adjust the sarong to cover the chest completely.
The fabric for a sarong is for sale in any market in Southeast Asia. Buy a sarong or two in the market. The women will gladly teach you how to wear a sarong.
Not going to Southeast Asia, buy a sarong to wear to the local beach. Wear your sarong while resting in the back yard or garden. Sip your favorite summer drink and picture yourself on a sunny beach in Malaysia, Thailand, or Indonesia! Check out the selection at Amazon.com. Use the following link.
This sarong is over five feet wide. Any body shape can wear this sarong. A size 22 can wear it wrapped around the waist with a generous overhang. There are pattern sarongs as well as the solid ones pictured.
Stop by the forum and share your opinions. Help your fellow readers with their travel related questions. Post your inquiries!
Read the Southeast Asia Film and Book reviews. They are great way to visit the area.
Road to Bali
Bob Hope and Bing Crosby travel the high seas to Bali. Travel with them in this wonderful classic film. Enter the world of sarongs and balmy nights. Plus, enjoy the antics while wearing your sarong!
Road to Bali at Amazon.com
Enjoy films in the comfort of your home. Rent a copy of Road to Bali. Watch the women wearing beautiful sarongs.
Netflix is your personal movie service. Only 9.99 a month. NO LATE FEES. Try it for FREE!
If you have a burning question you'd like to know the answer, post the question in the forum. Join in and give your opinion.
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