Sale - Marini Plain Sarong
By Kasuku
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Quick Facts: ⊙ Made of 100% Marini cotton; ⊙ Made in Kenya; ⊙ Size: 104 x 180cm (including fringe); ⊙ Unisex
Activities: ⊙ Safari✓ ⊙ Travel✓ ⊙ Outdoors✓ ⊙ Everyday✓ ⊙ Beach trips✓ ⊙ Time by the pool✓ ⊙ Home decor✓ ⊙ Gifts✓ ⊙ Winter wear as a scarf✓ ⊙ Picnics✓
Features:
⊙ Made from sheer 100% cotton.
⊙ Tasselled fringe, hand-knotted for effect.
⊙ Ethically produced in Kenya.
⊙ Suitable for men and women.
⊙ Multi-use.
Introduction:
For those who prefer single, solid colours, the kikoys in this range are lightweight, soft, and look stunning with printed swimwear, contrasting plain bikinis, or as a shawl over your favourite top. Tied with a sarong clasp or tied in a number of different ways, this is a must-have beachwear accessory.
Made from 100% Marini cotton, these kikoys are ultra light and breathable, with a free-flowing drape which is soft against the skin. These kikoys are not only a summer fashion accessory. Their simplicity also gives them untold versatility at home and for everyday use. Made in Kenya, they are the perfect way to carry a bit of Africa with you every day.
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⊙ MATERIAL: Made in Kenya from 100% sheer Marini cotton.
⊙ SIZE: 104 x 180 cm including fringes.
⊙ WASHING INSTRUCTIONS: These kikoys get better and better with washing and wearing.
• Made from 100% cotton, so wash at around 40°C.
• There may be a little colour leakage, especially on the first wash. Please wash separately.
• Do not bleach.
• It is recommended to use a warm iron with steam
⊙ HOW TO WEAR A KIKOY: There are many ways to wear a kikoy - just use your imagination. Here are a few ideas:
• Long or mini skirt, sarong, and toga.
• Scarf or shawl.
• Hair-tie, bandana, or turban.
• Picnic blanket, beach mat, shade, towl.
• Throw, cushion cover, rug, curtain.
• Baby sling.
• Bikini top, beach cover-up, or dress.
• Gift wrap as an alternative to paper and to add to the gift itself.
• Using one of our sarong clasps.