A sinh—the Tai-Lao skirt worn as a wrap or a stretch tube. Naree picked this series in Thailand or Laos (ST-). On this page, you choose style (wrap or tube) and color. The photo is one blue-and-white geometric wrap. Pattern and hem change with the color you pick.
A sinh is usually three parts: waistband (hua), body (phuen), and patterned hem (tin). In much of Laos, it is still daily dress. In Thailand, it is more often temple, wedding, or performance wear. Hem design can hint at a region. These are wearable market sinh, not museum mat mi silk unless a specific piece is tagged as handwoven silk.
Typical waist in this run is about 24–36 inches. Check the garment.
Hand-wash cold or on a gentle cycle in a bag. Hang dry. Do not wring.
A Lao-style sinh from Naree’s selection—pick wrap or tube, pick a color, wear it to the wat or through the week.
