SHEER SARONGS

I just bought this pretty Sarong in pink & so far love it! I was impressed with the pictures of all the different ways you could wear this (that I never would have thought of). I wore it yesterday with my bakini tied around my waist (hid my "problem" area's well, lol) & it looked fabulous. I got many compliments on it. A few of the shells did fall off but I must admit sometimes I am kind of hard on my things & because it's hand made I kind of expected a few to fall off when you keep tying it right over the shells. I guess I will have to hand wash it but that is okay. You can't beat the price & I know you aren't suppose to review the seller here but I was very pleased with how fast this item shipped, only took 3-4 days & that was over Memorial Day weekend (just for those wondering). Over all I can't see anyone being unhappy with this Sarong.

I love the item but I have been the one receiving rave reviews for the past 5 years. I purchased this on Madison Avenue in one of those extravagant places and here is the same exact thing for 12.99???

Anyway, I wear it over my shoulders, around my waist with sexy pants, around my waist as a sarong and use it as a blouse sometimes when I travel to a tropical area of course.

Everyone loves it and even now years later, I still get compliments. I am buying one now in case something happens to this one.

This is a beautiful sarong, with tiny shells attached to the fringe. It can be worn as a beach cover-up, or around the shoulders if you need to cover-up a tank top. Unfortunately, when the sarong arrived it smelled heavily of the dye. After hanging it outside to get some air through the fabric, it still smelled funny so I decided to rinse it in water. Alot of dye came out in the sink so I decided to stop doing this ( I didn't notice a change in color despite the washing away of dye). I am afraid to use it at the beach now or over a white tank because of this (and it still smells funky). Any one have any tips?