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Step 1
Step in front of your sarong.
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Step 2
Pull the ends evenly forward and let the fabric sit on your waist. If you have a fringed sarong, let the unfringed end be the one you pull around your waist.
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Step 3
Tie ends around your waist and secure a knot on your hip.
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Step 1
Put on your two-piece swimsuit.
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Step 2
Wrap sarong evenly around your waist, pulling the ends forward. If you have a fringed sarong, let the unfringed end be the one you pull around your waist.
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Step 3
Tuck one end into your bathing suit bottom at the opposite hip. Secure with a pin if the elastic of your suit or string of your bikini is not enough to hold fabric.
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Step 4
Bring free end to the other hip, smoothing the fabric flat across your belly. Hold the fabric with one hand and begin to fold a few inches past your belly button.
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Step 5
Make three pleats starting at four inches in length and decreasing to two inches.
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Step 6
Fold pleated end into waistband.
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Step 1
Pull the ends of the sarong forward so that the material lies flat across your upper back. Keep ends even in length.
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Step 2
Gather ends and tie once across your bust. Pull gently to secure.
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Step 3
Bring ends up and over your shoulders.
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Step 4
Tie behind your neck. Knot once if desired.
















Comments
jlovelace79 said
on 4/24/2009 Check out http://www.1worldsarongs.com They have a great how to tie a sarong section.
sunshineandrose said
on 3/16/2009 Good article Thanks.
helpsaverockie said
on 12/19/2008 If you need more pictures and a guide for how to tie a sarong you can check out Towelini at www.towelini.com - Click on the how to tie link
Clair123456 said
on 4/23/2008 I used to love my sarong but I haven't worn it since I got my Towelini. The Towelini is like a sarong in that you can wrap it around yourself in a variety of ways to make dresses and skirts (see www.towelini.com for different styles). But it's made of 100% organic cotton terry cloth so when it's untied it's a large absorbent beach towel. It's so handy at the beach, pool and gym. I take it everywhere.
purenoni said
on 5/20/2007 There is a free video on pareo.com that show 25 different ways one can tie a sarong or pareo, for both men and women.