The Red Tribal Lavalava celebrates traditional Pacific design. Bold white Polynesian tribal motifs run across a rich red background, finished with a hibiscus border along the hem. Wear it to church, cultural events, dance practice or the beach.
Features
- Tribal print: white Polynesian motifs on red with a hibiscus hem border.
- Classic lavalava: a long rectangle of cloth that wraps around the waist and ties or tucks to fit.
- Fabric: smooth, lightweight polyester with a soft drape that dries quickly.
- Versatile: wear it as a skirt, a beach cover-up, a shawl or a picnic wrap.
- Size: one size, adjustable to fit most waists.
How to tie a lavalava
Hold the cloth behind you at waist height, wrap one side across the front, wrap the other side over it, then tuck or roll the top edge at the waist. For a sarong look, tie the two top corners in a knot at the hip.
Care
Machine wash cold, gentle cycle. Hang to dry and iron on low.
Shipping & payment
We ship worldwide from Ayaabi Collection, with free shipping on orders over $300. Pay securely by card, PayPal or the other payment methods we accept.
Frequently asked questions
What is a lavalava?
A lavalava (ie lavalava in Samoan) is a Pacific island wrap skirt worn by men and women across Samoa, Tonga, Fiji and Micronesia. It is similar to a sarong, sulu or pareo.
Can men wear this lavalava?
Yes. Lavalavas are worn by both men and women; pair it with an aloha shirt or island t-shirt.
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