Designers LoveHoney have come up with the C-string - a bikini G-string without the straps. Wires help it grip on, getting rid of VPL and tan lines.
The C-string consists of the front part of a thong-style pair of knickers, held up with a little bit of wire at the back. The idea is that you pop it on, and it stays put. Think of an unevenly shaped wired headband, and you’re half-way there - the name derives from the C shape.
The manufacturers suggest that you wear it with outfits that might show a panty line, or even as swimwear so that you don’t get tan lines across your bottom.
It is selling at $30 a piece. Click on image for a larger view.
Hear what a woman who tried it out has to say after the jump.
Source: DailyMail & DailyRecord
Tags: Underwear | Clothes | C-String
The C-string consists of the front part of a thong-style pair of knickers, held up with a little bit of wire at the back. The idea is that you pop it on, and it stays put. Think of an unevenly shaped wired headband, and you’re half-way there - the name derives from the C shape.
The manufacturers suggest that you wear it with outfits that might show a panty line, or even as swimwear so that you don’t get tan lines across your bottom.
It is selling at $30 a piece. Click on image for a larger view.
Hear what a woman who tried it out has to say after the jump.
Source: DailyMail & DailyRecord
Tags: Underwear | Clothes | C-String
Comments
Putting one on is not at all difficult, simply slip into place and adjust its position for comfort.
They may not be for the obese, but for those of us who are happy wearing thongs I can see no reason not to wear them. I have not tried swimming in one yet and I am not sure that I would in a public pool, but I would happily sunbathe in one if we ever get a summer.
I now have several C-strings in my underwear drawer and wear them as I would any other thong.