In Yemen, it's a Futah or Ma'awiis.
In Oman, it's a Wizaar.
In Saudi Arabia, it's an Izaar.
In Scotland, it's a Kilt.
In northeast India, it's a Phanek.
In southern India, it's a Mundu, Lungi or Kaili.
In Sri Lanka, women call it a Redda.
In East Africa, it's a Kanga if you're a woman or a Kikoi if you're a man.
In Madagascar, it's a Lamba.
In Malawi, it's a Chitenje.
In Mauritius, it's a Capulana.
In South Africa, it's a Kikoi.
In Zimbabwe, it's a Zambias.
        In Cambodia, it is used as an alternative to Sampot.
        In Indonesia, it is known as a Kain Sarung.
        In Malaysia, it's a Kain, Kain Pelikat, Kain Sarung, Kain Tenun, Kain Batik, or Kain Sampin.
        In Myanmar, it's a Longyi.
        In the Philippines, it's a Malong (in Mindanao) or Patadyong (in Visayan).
        In Thailand, it's a Pa Kao Mah for men and a Pa Toong for women.
       In Fiji, it's a Sulu.
        In Hawaii, it's a Kikepa.
        In Papua New Guinea, it's a Lap-Lap.
        In Rotuma, it's a Ha' Fali.
        In Samoa and the Solomon Islands, it's a Lavalava or Lava-Lava.
        In Tahiti, it it's a Pareu.
        In Tonga, it's a Tupenu.

Most of the rest of the world knows it as a Sarong.

But in Australia, it's simply So Wrong.

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