Sarongs are traditional garments worn by men around the world.
They have many names and are known as a 'kanga' in East Africa,
a 'kikoi' in South Africa, 'sarung' in Indonesia and a 'pareo'
in Hawaii. Sarongs are often made in colourful batic prints and
are great for the beach ... but a little too 'Beckham' for most
of us to want to wear in town.
The 'Skarong' takes inspiration from the sarong and fuses it
with highland and military influences. By adding large cargo pockets
and using heavier fabrics the Skarong can be worn all year round
and is a practical, casual and stylish alternative to a kilt.
Red and Purple Tartan
Sizing
Each Skarong is 150cm long and 100cm wide piece of fabric which
you wrap around your waist and secure with a belt. It is, therefore,
a true 'one size fits all' garment.
Purchase
Red and Purple Tartan Skarongs cost £55 + P&P
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Features
The following features are consistent across Skarong fabrics
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Skarongs are very flexible garments and can be worn long
...
... or short - depending on your mood
They come with a pair of pockets which are secured with
a belt (not supplied)
There are many ways to tie a Skarong. To tie it 'kilt'
style begin by choosing your length and folding the top
inside if required
Fold the right hand side under the left
Roll down the top to cinch and secure the Skarong
Add your belt and pockets
Leave the belt on show or hide it with a large rollover
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