A large sheet of fabric worn around the waist as a skirt, usually over a bikini. It's usually tied into a knot at one side of the hip.

The Japanese word for sarong is パレオ (pareo). Strictly speaking, a pareo and a sarong are different garments: the former originated in Tahiti, the latter in Indonesia and Malaysia. In their traditional, native forms they might be distinguished. However they are usually equivalent in common usage.

Examples

See also

• swimsuit cover-up
• wrap skirt
• Tag group:Attire

External links

• Wikipedia: Sarong

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