Caring For Your Sarong

Details of Fabric Care for Pareos

To ensure you get good wear out of your garment, basic sarong care is essential. A lot of work on behalf of Aloha Pearls is made to assure only the highest of quality and best workmanship is put into the makings of each and every sarong. All our sarongs are inspected and packaged before earning a distribution status. Rest assured that when you purchase a pareo by Aloha Pearls Hawaii you are only receiving top product at the best prices! Below you'll find some extra information that will help you keep your Hawaiian sarongs and pareos looking like new. See how to wash them below.

How to Care For your Sarongs Including Washing, Drying, And Cleaning Procedures- You'll most likely need to wash your sarong at some point. Weather it has just gotten dirty with dry dust accumulated from a days wear at the beach or from that ice cream ball that plopped off the cone that fell into your lap, rest assured the damage IS reversible. You CAN wash your sarong. All of our designs are machine printed and washable. The colors won't fade on our sheer designs. Keep in mind however if you are buying a batik sarong the manufacturing process uses a lot of dye and it is normal that it may lose a little in the wash. On both the sheer sarong dress designs and solid batik sarong there will be NO shrinking!

Sheer Sarongs - This great sheer polyester fabric is naturally stain resistant As explained above If need arises, simply toss into the wash with like colors and machine wash on cold. Take your sarong and hang to dry naturally. Once dry if you feel the need to iron your garment you may do so. Please keep your iron on a VERY low heat setting and pass over the sarong. WE suggest using a thin towel on top of the sarong and ironing the towel so the sarong won't have contact with direct heat.

Batik Solid Sarongs- Weather you have a solid color or pattern design you will need to be careful washing these types. Wash machine cold and for the first few washes it's suggested you keep them separate from your other garment. The reason being is a lot of dye is used in the manufacturing process and logically some of that will bleed. You may iron with the iron directly on the fabric however we suggest keeping your iron setting on low heat.

With your sarong or pareo you will also receive a hang tag. The hang tag has basic instructions for your sarongs care. You may furthermore refer to this label to check suggested settings wahing sarong care before you throw it in the washing machine or dryer. If you have any further questions about you care please feel free to contact Aloha Pearls directly or through email.

Quick Tips To Remember

• Do not use bleach or use chemicals that can damage the fabric
• Hand was for best results
• Batik sarongs should be washed separately as they may bleed
• Sheer sarongs can be machine washed on delicate with like colors
• You may tumble dry both sheer and batik sarongs but we suggest air drying outside

Before you wash your new sarong you'll most likely want to find out how to wrap a sarong. Some basic guides can be found by following the link.