A lavalava is a traditional garment worn in Samoa and other Pacific Islands. It is typically a rectangular piece of cloth wrapped around the waist, often made from colorful fabrics. The lavalava is versatile and can be worn by both men and women, serving as casual wear or for special occasions. In addition to its practical use, the lavalava holds cultural significance. It is often adorned with patterns that reflect local traditions and can be worn during ceremonies, celebrations, or everyday life. The garment symbolizes the rich heritage and identity of the Pacific Island communities.