Large Mesh Sarong in Pink Palm
Cut from a fine, semi-sheer power mesh and printed in signature hand-drawn designs, the Mesh Sarong is an exercise in effortless resort dressing. No fastenings, no hardware, no instructions, simply a generous rectangle of printed mesh to be wrapped, knotted, draped, or layered however feels right. The sheer quality of the fabric lets the print and the body beneath speak simultaneously, catching the light and moving with every step in a way that feels both relaxed and entirely considered.
The Small (140cm × 60cm) works beautifully as a hip wrap or loose mini skirt. The Large (140cm × 90cm) drapes to the floor and takes you from the sand to the sundowner with ease. Both wear equally well over swimwear and as a fashion piece layered over a bodysuit or slip dress.
KEY FEATURES
- — Fine power mesh — semi-sheer and light-catching
- — No hardware or ties — wear your way
- — Small: 140cm × 60cm | Large: 140cm × 90cm
- — Exclusive Maréa hand-drawn print
- — Wears over swimwear or clothing
- — Responsibly printed in the UK
WHICH SIZE?
The Small is ideal as a hip wrap, mini skirt, or shoulder drape. The Large works as a floor-length skirt, full body wrap, or loose cover-up — and is particularly beautiful worn as a shawl over the shoulders on cooler evenings. Both can be tied, tucked, and knotted in multiple ways.
HOW TO WEAR IT
Wrap the Large low at the hip over a bikini for a classic beach-to-bar transition. Wear the Small as a sheer mini skirt knotted at one hip over the Calypso Bottoms. Off the beach, layer the Large over a white slip dress for an evening look that catches the light beautifully. Match the print to your bikini set for a co-ordinated resort edit, or clash prints for something more fashion-forward.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Handwash only in cold water. Do not tumble dry. Dry flat or hang away from direct sunlight. Do not iron. Do not bleach.
THE PRINT STORY
Choose your print each tells a different story.
The Pink Palm was born initially as a gift from Isabelle to her mother. A love letter painted in blush and bright orange, drawn from the story of flamingos who surrender their colour to nurture their young, and bloom back into it.