Guys,
It's pretty rare when I logon to this site and find nothing, no new posts! So, in the absence of noise, I will make my own...
I own 3 mid-ankle skirts that look a lot like sarongs, one I found at the "Goodwill" store for $3.00, the other two were patterned off of the Goodwill skirt by my wife. They are all wonderful and comfortable skirts...
Been considering trying a real sarong, so I purchased a sarong from 1 World Sarongs http://www.1worldsarongs.com/sarong-men ... les-2.html. It was made out of rayon is very comfortable.
My biggest concern had been wearing it without risk of a critical failure (sarong drops on the ground and people run away screaming into the night!)... Found a video which described the process and it's not as hard as I thought... I am testing the system around the house and will likely take it out on the road Thursday and Friday evenings if it passes the house test!
Monday Morning and All is Well
Monday Morning and All is Well
-John
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You see, ya can't please everyone, so ya got to please yourself (Rick Nelson "Garden Party")
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You see, ya can't please everyone, so ya got to please yourself (Rick Nelson "Garden Party")
Re: Monday Morning and All is Well
Well done. Sarongs are great summer wear, and the fact that you can easily adjust their length and looseness makes them even better. I have two, a fun dark-blue dolphin-print sarong (I don't know what it's made of) which I always roll up to knee-length, and a green cotton kikoy (an east African version) which I decided to experiment on by cutting to knee-length and attaching tape to the waist so that it can be securely tied. I have attracted a few looks while wearing them on holidays, but it has always been good cheerful fun. Let's enjoy the rest of the summer (in the N.H.)!