Island attire typically consists of four main items: sarongs (7 letters), saron (6 letters), muumuu (6 letters), and hulaskirt (9 letters). Sarongs are a type of traditional clothing worn by both men and women in many parts of the world, including Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Africa. They are usually made of lightweight fabric and are wrapped around the waist. Saron is a similar garment, but it is shorter and more fitted than a SARONG. Muumuus are loose-fitting dresses that originated in Hawaii and are often made of brightly colored fabrics. Hulaskirts are skirts with a grass or straw skirt attached to them, which are traditionally worn by Hawaiian women. All of these items are considered part of island attire and are popular choices for beachwear.