A sarong is a traditional Polynesian skirt-like garment of the Malayarchipelago, Java, and some Pacific islands, consisting of a long strip of often striped cloth, about four or more meters long and sewn together at the ends to form a tube, worn tucked into a sash round the waist. Sarongs are won by both men and women. Research Sarong
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