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Tie-in skill & Uses
Embellish sarongs with a belt, natural, boho, or earthy accessories.
If you are using the sarong as a skirt, wear the belt as your hips. If you are using the sarong as a dress, place the belt as your waist, and you can also try vintage, hippie accessories with lots of beading, embroidery, feathers, or metal embellishments. This will be live up your outlet.
Avoid wearing solid colored sarongs with solid colored clothes.
Wear sarongs as a cover when going to the beach or pool.
They are perfect for keeping you covered during the short trip between your car or hotel room and the pool or beach. Patterned sarongs can make great, long dresses.
Wear sarongs to keep you warm in the evening.
Sometimes, your stay at the beach or pool may extend into the evening.A sarong will cover you just enough to keep you warm.

How to Wear a Sarong
Fold a sarong in half, then wrap it around your waist to wear it as a mini skirt.
Fold the sarong in half, lengthwise. With the folded edge facing upward, hold it behind your waist, and wrap it around your waist. Tie the top corners into a knot, or a double knot for extra security.
Wear the sarong as a sundress.
Hold the sarong lengthwise behind your back, just underneath your armpits. Hold the two top corners out in front of you, and then cross them over. Tie them together behind your neck. For extra security, use a double knot.
Tie the sarong above your shoulder and wear it as a long dress.
Hold the sarong vertically against your body, with the narrow top edge under one of your armpits. Bring the top corners around your back and chest towards the opposite shoulder. Tie the corners into a tight, double knot above your shoulder.
Drape the sarong across your shoulders and wear it as a shawl.