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Lavalava is the Samoan word for a two- to three-yard length of cloth used as a wrap or tie, or to belt a garment on men and women. In Hawai‘i, this garment is sometimes called pa‘u, kikepa, or pareu. Lavalava can also be used as a bundle wrap, beach mat, curtain, bed cover, and more.
DESIGN: This aqua on blue design features hala (Pandanus tectorius) whose leaves are used to weave mats, hats, baskets, and more and whose fruit is used to make lei.
SIZE: 72 in. x 43 in.
FABRIC: 100% cotton
CARE: Gentle machine or hand wash, in cold water. Air dry.
Designed and printed in Hawai‘i.
Lavalava is the Samoan word for a two- to three-yard length of cloth used as a wrap or tie, or to belt a garment on men and women. In Hawai‘i, this garment is sometimes called pa‘u, kikepa, or pareu. Lavalava can also be used as a bundle wrap, beach mat, curtain, bed cover, and more.
DESIGN: This aqua on blue design features hala (Pandanus tectorius) whose leaves are used to weave mats, hats, baskets, and more and whose fruit is used to make lei.
SIZE: 72 in. x 43 in.
FABRIC: 100% cotton
CARE: Gentle machine or hand wash, in cold water. Air dry.
Designed and printed in Hawai‘i.