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Visitors to Fiji should bring a light
tropical wardrobe. Bathing suits, shorts, T-shirts and as they will
soon discover "sulus" (known also throughout the Pacific as pareau,
lavalava or sarong) are a must for both men and women. The wrap-around
"sulu" is Fiji’s most distinctive and versatile form of dress. It
is women who obtain the most benefit from the "sulu". There are
at least ten different ways in which it can be used, even for evening
wear. Ask your resort staff for hints on tying and wearing your
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Visitors are asked to be careful not
to offend local sensibilities. Wearing bikinis and ultra-brief,
swimming costumes is fine at the resort but not when visiting villages
or shopping in town. At such times it is easy to take a sulu to
use as a wrap-around so no offence is caused. Both men and women
should be careful to respect local feelings.
-LOCAL FASHION-
HOW TO TIE SULUS
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