What is a sarong?

A sarong is a large, lightweight piece of fabric traditionally worn as a wrap around the waist or body. It’s commonly used as a beach cover-up and can be styled in multiple ways, including as a skirt, dress, or shoulder wrap.

What is the best fabric for a sarong in hot weather?

The best sarongs for hot weather are made from breathable natural fabrics like 100% cotton. Cotton allows air to circulate, helps sweat evaporate, and feels light on the skin—making it far more comfortable than synthetic alternatives in humid conditions.

How do you wear a sarong?

A sarong can be worn in many ways depending on the occasion. Common styles include tying it at the waist as a skirt, wrapping it as a strapless dress, or draping it over the shoulders for light sun protection.

Are sarongs good for travel?

Yes. Sarongs are ideal for travel because they’re lightweight, pack flat, and can be used in multiple ways. One sarong can replace several items in your suitcase, from a beach cover-up to a light layer for evenings.

Our sarongs are made from breathable 100% cotton designed for warm, coastal climates. Cotton helps heat escape and feels soft against the skin, even on the hottest days. Unlike synthetic fabrics that can trap warmth and moisture, cotton sarongs stay light, airy, and comfortable from beach to bar.

Classic Wrap: Tie at the waist over swimwear as a beach skirt.
Easy Dress: Wrap around the body and knot at the chest or neck.
Sun Layer: Drape over shoulders for light coverage during long beach days.
Travel Hack: Use as a scarf, picnic blanket, or light layer on the plane.

Pair your sarong with one of our Cotton Dresses or layer over a Tunic Dress for effortless beach-to-dinner styling.