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The Professor & Mary Anne have had many requests
from our wonderful customers on
How To Tie A Sarong.
Hopefully, this page will be of some help to you!

The Classic style Worn tied at the side of hip.

Ideas on How to Wear
To wear your Sarong as a Skirt:
1) After tying, pin the gap closed on the inside
with a few safety pins to secure.
Wear with a halter top, tank top,
t-shirt, or bodysuit.
2) Wear your sarong over Lycra (stretchy) shorts
or leotard tights and leave the gap open
for a sleek & stylish look!
3) Wear your sarong over a simple plain tank dress
to create a beautiful new look.
This look is TRES CHIC on your tropical vacation!

The Next Style is the same sarong shortened and tied at the hip.

This works if your sarong is
more of a square, than a rectangular shape.
Open the sarong and Fold the sarong in half,
by bringing one corner
to the other corner to form a triangle.
Then tie at the side, back or front,
depending on where you want the tip of the triangle to be.

Triangle short dress.
This is folded the same way, with one exception.
Bring the fabric up above the breast when tieing the ends.
Criss Cross Dress tied at neck.
Fully open the sarong,
with the material behind your back ,
bring the two ends around to the front,
up above your breast,
then crisscross over in front.
Bring those two ends around
to the back behind your neck,
and tie together at the back of neck.


Wrap around your body like a bath towel,
crossing the ends and tie around your neck and wear as a sun dress

Over The shoulder Dress.

To wear your Sarong as a Dress or Top:
Wrap sarong above chest and tie.
You can wear this style with gap open over swimwear
or pin on inside with a few safety pins to secure.
To shorten into a Top:
simply adjust length by folding down before tying.

To Make a Bandeau Top:
Fold your short sarong into a 5"- 7" strip (widthwise)
wrap around chest and tie in front or back.
Knot and tuck loose ties under bandeau.

To wear your Sarong as a Scarf or Shawl:
Drape over shoulders/neck & go!

To wear your Sarong as a head Scarf.

Drape over Head & go!

To display your Sarong as a Wall Hanging or Tablecloth:
Just hang on wall

or drape over a table!

Knot tie into a "Rosette" for a new look!
1) Wrap the sarong around your body (waist, hips, chest, etc.)
2)Grab the top 2 corners of your Sarong.
Create a "tie" by pulling the loose ends
through your fisted hands.
3)Make a Square Knot or "Granny Knot":
Tie and pull the ends Vertically (up & down),
then knot the tie and pull the ends Horizontally (side to side),
knot again to secure.
4)Fluff out the tie to make sure that the right side
of the fabric shows and the knot looks good
5)Tie in the front, side, or back for 3 different looks.
Now you�re Stylin�!

To make a "rosette" knot:
After tying, wrap each end tightly around
knot and secure ends by tucking them into underside of knot.
Stay tuned.....more to come!

P.S. If you haven't already marked your x spot
on our new map location,
please do so,
at your convenience of course!
The Professor and Mary Anne wanted to create
a fun map to have and share.
A map that marks the spots of all the locations
of all the wonderful people that we have been blessed to serve.