Viscose Sarong

Bright color patterns made with Ikat dyeing make these rayon sarongs vibrant. With advancements in printing technology, modern sarongs today have designs printed onto them. Normally, a Sarong is used as a lower garment worn regularly by people from the previously mentioned parts of the world, including both women and men. The standard Sarong dimensions are; 0.91 m in width and 2.3m in length. The center of a Sarong often has a woven or a dyed pattern, this pattern is call the Kepala or in technical terms it is called the Head of a Sarong. The tube structure is made by carefully stitching the narrow ends of the fabric. The Sarong should be worn in such a way that the hem of the Sarong should be just above your ankles, while the Kapala being at the center of your back. This will allow you to fold the rest of fabric coming from both sides at the center. Sarongs worn by men usually have woven check patterns, while the ones worn by women have dyed patterns.