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C-string: Pro and Contra

C-string

There are several variations on the G-string. An example of one variation is the C-string; as narrow as a G-string but without the band around the waist, leaving just a “c-shaped” piece between the legs held in place firmly by a flexible internal frame. Since there is no material around the waist, the C-string completely eliminates the panty lines which thongs and other underwear create. C-strings are also designed for use as beachwear, which reduces the tan lines that would have been left by the side straps of even a G-string. Removing the side straps also eases donning and removal.

Source: Wikipedia

PROC-String: The Strapless Underwear

What is C-String? Its a new style of lingerie thats strapless! It can be worn under any clothes from jeans to trousers to dresses or you can even wear it as swimwear.

The packaging is small, and it looks like a hair band, but slightly lop-sided. The front part is like the front part of a normal style of g-string or thong knickers with a thin band running to the back.

The band is quite strong and curved to form a C-shape which holds the C-String snuggly in place. You may think that there isn’t enough to hold it in place, but tests by various women have shown that it does stay put without slipping of falling out - which if you are wearing a skirt if very high on the list of requirements.

The C-String - or C-Kini as its sometimes known can be worn under any item of clothing from skirts to dresses to trousers, suits etc - and it can even be worn as a bikini for sun bathing.

If you don’t like tan lines, then the C-String is ideal for you. It fits in place without straps to allow you to bask in the sun without having to keep straps out of the way - giving you a much nicer and even tan.

It can also be worn as swim wear and again you may feel uncomfortable swimming at the local pool in it - probably more from people staring (in admiration) when you get in and out. It is like normal swimwear, but without straps so really there isn’t any fuss to be made.

If you are wearing tight trousers, even a thong of g-string can show through, so why not try the C-String as the absence of any waist band means that it eliminates any VPL (visible panty lines) which thongs or other underwear creates.

Source: www.c-string.co.uk

CONTRAForget the G-string - can ANYONE wear the new C-string?

By ALICE SMELLIE

This is the stuff of nightmares. I am walking down the road pushing a buggy when I have to bend down to pick up a dropped toy.

A passing van driver leers at me and then beeps his horn. But it’s not because of my blonde hair: it’s because I look as if I forgot to put on any underwear that morning.

That’s what happens on my first day wearing the “C-String”, a bad dream in underwear form. According the promotional blurb, it is “sexy, elegant and completely unique”.

If you’re an ordinary-shaped person, that’s one out of three, and it ain’t the first two.

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. Then imagine wearing it on your bottom.

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.

Personally, I would rather go to the beach wearing full ski-gear than wear a skimpy headband as a part of bikini bottoms. But then, after two children, I feel racy wearing a coloured bra.

However, I have agreed to road test the C-string for a week. I receive my consignment by post in a minute envelope. No extra postage needed on this item. Then I dangle the C-string thoughtfully from my finger. It doesn’t look big enough for a child’s bottom, never mind one belonging to a decent-sized woman.

Sandals of summer

My two-year-old son Archie wanders into the study and his eyes light up. “What’s that, Mummy?” he asks.

I’m momentarily stumped.

“It’s pants,” I admit.

He giggles. “But where’s Noddy?” Ah. Most pants in our house have Noddy on them.

“There’s no room for Noddy to live,” I explain.

He seems satisfied.

While the C-string consists of less material than a gnat’s handkerchief, it is not easy to get on being so springy and slight.

Once I have struggled

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