*Free With Purchase*Sarong

67" x 49" Batik style image of 3 dolphins jumping out of the water at a sunset. It has a couple of holes and is free with a purchase. Search Deal in my closet for other free items. You can use a Sarong as a quick coverup, as a towel, as a picnic blanket or even as a hair scarf, in a pinch. The sarong is pretty versatile. Just ask the women of India, Southeast Asia and Africa who have been wearing them for centuries. And while the western beach-ready version isn’t quite the same thing, a sarong simply refers to a large swath of fabric wrapped and knotted around the body. As far as beachwear goes, a sarong is much easier to wear than a tunic you have to pull over your head (considering you’ll probably knockoff your glasses and sunhat in the process), and far more comfy than denim cutoffs (who thought this was a good idea in the first place?). Sure, you could simply knot two corners at your hip and call it a day—nothing wrong with a classic—but for those who are interested in playing with some new styles, there’s at least 15 different ways to tie a sarong.