Hawaiian Pareo skirt black

The black Hawaiian pareo skirt is a long polyester wrap skirt with a colorful floral print, which you tie at the side. The print itself is striking: red, yellow, blue, and purple flowers with green leaves on a dark background. The skirt is intended for women at a luau, a beach party, or a tropical-themed party.

What fabric is this pareo made of, and how do you keep it looking its best?

• The skirt is made of 100% polyester.
• The floral print runs across the entire fabric, from the waist to the hem.
• You tie the pareo at the side, with the loose ends hanging down.
• The hem is slightly rounded and falls below the calf, with a slit at the tied side.
• Hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron, and do not dry clean.
• The packaging states one size.

The pareo as a tropical garment

A pareo is a rectangular piece of fabric that you wrap around your hips and tie, a style of wearing it that can be seen on the islands in the Pacific and in the Caribbean. Unlike a skirt with a waistband, you decide how high to tie it and how low the slit falls. For hula costumes, the pareo is often worn instead of a grass skirt, because the floral print immediately makes the tropical look recognizable. At a beach party or luau, you can also wear it over a bikini.

This is how you complete your hula look

A flower lei around your neck and a smaller lei in your hair set the tropical theme, as do flower bracelets. Underneath, wear a bikini top or a plain top so that the busy print remains the center of attention. Bare feet or flat sandals match the loose drape of the fabric, and a large flower behind your ear completes the look.

Choose this Hawaiian pareo skirt and you will stand out at the luau with a recognizable hula look.