Sarong for men

[CufflinkGuru]

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[mishawakaskirt]

Thank-you for the post to the blog. I own several lungi longyi s . I'm not sure if there's a singular, plural proper way of spelling of the word.
To the best of my knowledge all of mine (ordered off of eBay) were imported from Myanmar.
Nice light weight and very versatile. Great for lounging around.
The only drawback is lack of pockets, and elastic or ties for added security from falling down.
When tied well, it's not much of a problem.

Thank you for the very informative page, alot of Good pictures and information.

[CufflinkGuru]

mishawakaskirt wrote:
> Thank-you for the post to the blog. I own several lungi longyi s . I'm not
> sure if there's a singular, plural proper way of spelling of the word.
> To the best of my knowledge all of mine (ordered off of eBay) were imported
> from Myanmar.
> Nice light weight and very versatile. Great for lounging around.
> The only drawback is lack of pockets, and elastic or ties for added
> security from falling down.
> When tied well, it's not much of a problem.
>
> Thank you for the very informative page, alot of Good pictures and
> information.

Hi mishawakaskirt
Thank you very much for sharing your opinion/knowledge of Sarongs. In my research for this article, I found that the Longyi from Burma is very colorful. If you don't mind could you post a few pics of yours?
About pockets, I saw some people on the beach use the Longyi shorts trick to make a huge pocket out of Sarong so they can carry kilograms in it I think that's the biggest pocket I have ever seen lol

[Sinned]

Hi CufflinkGuru, welcome to the Cafe. I wear sarongs almost exclusively when I'm on holiday in the sun. Only I wear them folded longways so that the hem is knee or higher. So the effect is of a short skirt. The only time I wore it longer was one day or two after I got a little too much sun on my legs. I once had to return from holiday in a sarong. I deliberately took only one pair of trousers that were a bit tight on the waistband and when I put on a little weight on holiday I couldn't fasten the waistband. My wife moaned but there was really nothing she could do about it. It was interesting to watch how airport security approached "patting me down" to do the personal search!!!!

[CufflinkGuru]

mishawakaskirt wrote:
> Thank-you for the post to the blog. I own several lungi longyi s . I'm not
> sure if there's a singular, plural proper way of spelling of the word.
> To the best of my knowledge all of mine (ordered off of eBay) were imported
> from Myanmar.
> Nice light weight and very versatile. Great for lounging around.
> The only drawback is lack of pockets, and elastic or ties for added
> security from falling down.
> When tied well, it's not much of a problem.
>
> Thank you for the very informative page, alot of Good pictures and
> information.


I have updated the article with your point. Thank you very much for pointing out the importance of pockets in a sarong when I have almost forgotten that

[CufflinkGuru]

Sinned wrote:
> Hi CufflinkGuru, welcome to the Cafe. I wear sarongs almost exclusively
> when I'm on holiday in the sun. Only I wear them folded longways so that
> the hem is knee or higher. So the effect is of a short skirt. The only
> time I wore it longer was one day or two after I got a little too much sun
> on my legs. I once had to return from holiday in a sarong. I deliberately
> took only one pair of trousers that were a bit tight on the waistband and
> when I put on a little weight on holiday I couldn't fasten the waistband.
> My wife moaned but there was really nothing she could do about it. It was
> interesting to watch how airport security approached "patting me
> down" to do the personal search!!!!

Hi Sinned
Thank you very much for sharing your opinion/knowledge of Sarongs. It's another advantage of a sarong that it is very adjustable in your waist. I think I should mention that in the article as well
I could imagine the reactions of the airport security while they are approaching ya but I'm sure they were gentle while patting you down