Sarong or So Wrong?

[Bugbear]

* Edit: On second thought...

[xman]

Although not tropical Toronto can get very hot and humid in the summer and I did nick my wife's sarong from time to time when we lived there. I concur that they are very comfortable in the heat.

[Downunder Kilt]

I will be in Bali at the end of the month and as well as taking a kilt I can assure you that I will also be wearing a sarong at times. We have some good Balinese friends are are often invited to temple ceremonies, weddings and funerals. As I have been to Bali so many times they now expect me in a sarong.

[Chas]

All references that I can find say that the sarong, in all its forms, is a unisex garment.

I do not understand why we are discussing it here.

Regards

Chas

[Cowher]

All references that I can find say that the sarong, in all its forms, is a unisex garment.

I do not understand why we are discussing it here.

Regards

Chas

The OP wasn't asking if it was a female or male garment he was asking if anyone else wears the sarong.
We are discussing it here because it's about a unbifurcated garment.

[Chas]

The OP wasn't asking if it was a female or male garment he was asking if anyone else wears the sarong.
We are discussing it here because it's about a unbifurcated garment.

There was a time in the not so distant past (and I am sure you can remember), that any mention of an unbifurcated garment that wasn't a kilt would cause the thread to be closed or the post to be removed.

From the FAQs:

"MUG" - A Male Unbifurcated Garment. This term was coined buy the Utilikilt Company, of Seattle to describe their specific product. A male, skirt like garment, with little or no connection to the Tradition of the Scottish Kilt.

The title and header, I think sums it up:

General Kilt Talk A place to discuss old kilts, new kilts, red kilts, blue kilts...

The site is called:

X Marks the Scot - A Community of Kiltwearers

Regards

Chas