Sarongs
Its versatility is what makes it so essential for any trip as well as for day to day use.
Depending where you are in the world, sarongs have many different names. The name
“sarong” comes from Indonesia. In Hawaii, they’re called pareos; in Fiji and Tahiti they’re
known as lava-lava or sulu; in parts of Africa they’re called kente or kikoy; in Brazil they’re
known as canga, and they have many other names, depending where in the world you are.
Tie-dye sarong
€45.00
Zebras sarong
€45.00
Bougainvillea sarong
€45.00
Party dots sarong
€45.00
Exotic flowers sarong
€45.00
Sea Coral sarong
€45.00
Pink garden sarong
€45.00
Red splash sarong
€45.00
Turquoise sarong
€45.00
Rainbow sarong
€45.00
White dots in black sarong
€45.00
Pink granite sarong
€45.00.jpg "Sarong dancers")
Sarong dancers
€35.00
Sarong prickly pear
€35.00
Sarong leaves
€35.00
Sarong peaches
€35.00
Sarong swimmers
€35.00Reasons Why You Should Always Take a Sarong Travelling
Not just a fashion item for women, no, sarongs have a plethora of other uses that can be
harnessed for all sorts of practical pursuits