Thong Bikini Bottoms

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Thong bikini bottoms are cut with minimal fabric at the rear for the boldest, most confident coverage in the Bydee range. Every g string style is crafted from double-lined REPREVE® nylon in our signature hand-picked prints, so you can feel just as beautiful as you look. Find Your Thong Bikini Bottoms Fit A thong bikini bottom sits at the very least coverage, with a front shape and rise that can be found across our other bottom styles, including high waisted bikini , v cut and side tie bikini shapes. That means you can choose the minimal rear coverage of a g string with whichever front shape and rise feels most flattering for you. Styling Thong Bikini Bottoms with a Waist Chain With minimal coverage at the rear, there's more skin at the hip for a waist chain to sit against and catch the light. Add a waist chain to finish the look from beach to bar. Pairing Thong Bikini Bottoms with Tops Thong bikini bottoms pair especially well with a triangle bikini top for a classic look, or a bandeau bikini top if you'd like a little more coverage up top. All Bydee bikini tops are designed to mix and match, so feel free to pair your thong bottom with a top in a different print for a look that's completely your own. Layer over the top with a sarong or georgette sarongs . Thong String Bikini Bottoms FAQs What is a thong bikini bottom? A thong bikini bottom/g string bikini bottom, gives you minimal coverage at the back, sitting closer to underwear coverage than a standard bikini bottom. Front coverage stays flattering and consistent; the difference is all at the rear. What's the difference between a g string and a minimal coverage bikini bottom? A g string sits at the very lowest coverage point in the range, with the least fabric at the rear. Our minimal bikini bottom styles give you slightly more coverage than a g string while still sitting below cheeky and moderate. If a g string feels like a touch too little, minimal is the perfect next step. How do I find my size in a g string bi

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