June 29, 2015
8 Ways to Use a Pareo

- It's a skirt - It’s long enough to wrap around a few times (40” x 75”)so you don’t have to worry about it being too sheer. Short or long, whatever your preference – you’re the stylist.
- It's a sarong - It’s got length so you can wrap it into a halter dress and a hidden pocket is perfect for a credit card or a few pesos. Beach, pool, lake, whoever the summer wind blows you.
- It's a scarf - Bunch it up around your neck for warmth on chilly nights.
- It's a shawl - Drape it over your shoulders when you need a light layer at the concerts in the park.
- It's a headscarf - Protect yourself from the sun or pesky mosquitos, cover up at religious monuments, or use as an eye-mask when you’re camping.
- It's a towel - Our pareo is made from handkerchief-light organic cotton, so it feels good and is good for the earth too. Towel off and wring it out - it dries in a jiff. See our model, Eleanor, below.
- It's an airplane blanket - Snuggle into it or roll it into a ball for a pillow. Drafty planes and trains will never stand a chance.
- It's a tablecloth - Poppy summer colors make for a perfect accessory to any summer festivity. Wine and cheese platter not included.



