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Sarong

Posted Jul 10, 2022

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Tom D
Tom DOriginal Poster
Jul 10, 2022

Just ordered my first sarong (short, above the knees). Mostly for home wear when I can't be nude, but would like to wear it in public also.
Any suggestions for where?

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  • TD
    Tom D
    Tom DOriginal Poster
    Aug 2, 2022

    While the sarong is comfortable, I find it as likely to fall off as a towel, if not more so.
    Any suggestions for keeping it in place?

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    Steve
    Steve
    Aug 2, 2022

    That's where I've found the over-one-shoulder style to work, although you need a large sarong (apparently 66" x 44"), and willingness to accept that one side's completely open.

    If you're just wearing a sarong around the waist, perhaps something like a scarf clip (two clasps joined by a short strap or chain) may be the best solution, and just a little classy! I just checked Amazon and there appears to be a number of designs, or there may be one in the back of your dresser...

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    Tom D
    Tom DOriginal Poster
    Aug 2, 2022
    [quote]That's where I've found the over-one-shoulder style to work, although you need a large sarong (apparently 66" x 44"), and willingness to accept that one side's completely open. If you're just wearing a sarong around the waist, perhaps something like a scarf clip (two clasps joined by a short strap or chain) may be the best solution, and just a little classy! I just checked Amazon and there appears to be a number of designs, or there may be one in the back of your dresser...[/quote] Don't know if I would be bold enough to leave one side completely open. Besides, I avoid wearing anything above the waist whenever I can. Clip sounds like a good idea.
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    Chris
    Chris
    Aug 3, 2022

    A sarong is a must have for me for the summer... sit on it, wear it about the house if people might drop in, take it to the beach... I'll add a small video that shows how I wear it... simple folds and rolls. I have to be exerting myself quite a bit for it to come loose...

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  • ME
    Member
    Aug 3, 2022

    Totally agree with Seeg555 his method or tie both ends Both work well.

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    Steve
    Steve
    Sep 12, 2022

    Haven't tried the fold-and-roll method, but should. Does it work for a short sarong or do the folds 'use up' too much material?

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    Tom D
    Tom DOriginal Poster
    Sep 12, 2022
    [quote]Haven't tried the fold-and-roll method, but should. Does it work for a short sarong or do the folds 'use up' too much material?[/quote] Tried it once. OK while standing but shows too much when bending or sitting. My sarong is very short, about 12 inches.
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