7 Ways To Tie a Sarong

1. Pareau Bow

Hold the two corners of the long end of the sarong, one in each hand. Wrap the sarong around your body, under your arms and tie the two corners into a knot in front of your chest.

2. Tahitian Beauty

Hold the two corners of the short end of the sarong, one in each hand. Wrap the sarong around the back of your body to the front, under your arms so you are now holding the corners to the side of your body under your arm. Tie the two corners in a knot. Then grab the material around your waist and make a knot at the hip.

3. Tropical Breeze

Hold the two corners of the short end of the sarong, one in each hand. Wrap the sarong around the back of your body to the front, under your arms. Tie a knot with the corners in front of your chest. Next take the material from the back through your legs grabbing the two bottom corners and wrapping around your wait to tie in the back.

4. Island Queen

Hold the two corners of the short end of the sarong in each hand tying a knot behind your neck letting the material hang in front of you.

Next grab the material near your waist and wrap around to the back of your body to make a knot. For another look take another sarong and wrap around your waist over the other sarong making a knot on your hip.

5. Sunset Beauty

Hold the two corners of the long end of the sarong, one in each hand. Wrap the sarong around the back of your body to the front, allowing one corner to go under your arm and over your shoulder meeting the other corner to tie together.

6. Hawaiian Princess

Hold the two corners of the long end of the sarong, one in each hand. Wrap the sarong around the back of your body to the front, under your arms so you are now holding the corners in front of your chest. Now take the two corners you are holding and switch hands, then wrap the ends around your head tying a knot behind your neck.

7. Local Comfort

Hold the two corners of the short end of the sarong, one in each hand. Wrap the sarong around the back of your body to the front and under your arms so you are now holding the corners to the side of your body under your arm. Then tie a knot using the two corners.

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