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What is the world is a pareo?? And how do you pronounce it??
Of Tahitian origin and made famous by Paul
Gauguin's models, a pareo (also spelled pareu)
is a light-weight, filmy rectangle of colorful fabric used as a beach
cover-up,
as a fashion accessory or as a garment all by itself and, in
Polynesia,
is frequently worn by men as well as by women.
Also known as a sarong, longyi, pasin, lavalava (Samoa),
sulu (Fiji), kain (Indonesia) or pakome (Thailand)
Pareo is pronounced as par-E'-o with a long hard E or as pa-rA'-o with a long hard A.
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Use it as a colorful ensemble accent, as a scarf or as a wall hanging. Drape it over a lamp or window for sensuous mood lighting.
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our selection of
beautiful and
very sensuous
full-sized pareos
our selection of
beautiful and
very sensuous
bikini-wraps
Be as sensible as you like or as
sensuous as you
dare.
Wear your pareo to the beach, sailing, shopping,
entertaining or out for the evening.
Each pareo comes with an illustrated guidebook showing various modes
of use.
Wear it over a swimsuit or - if you dare - wear it over nothing at
all!!!
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and 
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call us at 717-243-1607
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