First we had army boots.

Then we had the Nasi Lemak clutch.

And who can forget the toilet slippers from Rihanna?

Now, Spanish upscale fashion brand ZARA is selling what looks suspiciously like your grandfather's lungi on their site for USD 89.80, which converts to SGD 118.21.

The lungi is a sarong-like garment, typically worn by men (although it is unisex) in various parts of Asia, especially India and Myanmar.

Its airiness and versatility make it appropriate for these countries' tropical climate.

In Singapore, lungis can be found at places like Mustafa — a giant departmental store & supermarket — for very low prices.

Here's the Zara model working it:

The fashion retailer describes the garment as a "flowing skirt with draped detail in the front" and with a "front slit detail at the hem". 

And here's how/when it's usually worn:

While Zara only sells it it in one colour, the one we know very well here and around the region can be found in many designs.

If you're curious, here's how to put it on:

bukan #tutorialtudung tapi kain pelikat hihihi #ministryofshawl pic.twitter.com/QhRwwt8RIe

— Ministry of Shawl (@MinistryOfShawl) August 12, 2015

In case you can't see it:

So edgy.

Top images via ZARA and Getty Images.