7 Ways to Style Your Cotton Sarong

Your sarong is more than just a beach accessory—it's a versatile piece that can transform into multiple outfits and essentials. Here are seven creative ways to style and use your Snakes and Shanti sarong, whether you're lounging by the sea or heading out for an adventure.

Transform your sarong into a fresh-off-the-beach top with these simple steps:

~Fold your sarong in half.

~Drape it across your back and cross the two ends over your chest.

~Tie the ends securely at the back of your neck.

Elevate your look with a stylish head wrap:

~Fold your sarong into a triangle.

~Place the widest edge at the front of your head.

~Bring the two side ends of the sarong around your head, crossing them at the back of your neck and tying into a knot.

It’s a functional style that protects your hair from the sun while adding flair.

Your sarong doubles as a lightweight, quick-drying beach towel:

~Wear it as a skirt to the beach.

~Spread it out as a towel for lounging on the sand.

~Once dry, tie it back into a skirt for an effortlessly stylish exit.

A breezy wrap dress is just a knot away:

~Hold one corner of the sarong at your chest.

~Wrap it around your body until the two corners meet.

~Tie the corners securely to create an elegant, strapless dress.

Ideal for a beachside dinner or an afternoon stroll.

Take your sarong style up a notch with this halter-neck variation:

~Drape the sarong behind you, holding the top corners.

~Wrap it around your body and twist the ends into a rope.

~Secure it at the back of your neck with a knot.

Protect your skin from the sun without sacrificing style:

~Drape the sarong over your shoulders as a shawl.

~The lightweight fabric offers coverage while keeping you cool.

Perfect for transitioning from beach to brunch.

Why limit yourself to one sarong when you can wear two?

~Halter Top: Fold a sarong in half, drape it across your back, cross the ends at the front, and tie them at your neck.

~Wrap Mini Skirt: Take another sarong, fold it in half, hold one corner at your hip, and wrap it around until the corners meet. Tie them at your side for a flirty skirt.

This pairing is ideal for mixing and matching colors and patterns for a bold, layered look.