Worn C-strings, posted by the women who wore them
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The C-string has no sides at all: a narrow piece of fabric shaped by a soft, flexible frame inside, so it stays in place on its own. Seen from the side it looks like the letter C. Each one is posted by one woman on her own profile with her photos and how long she wore it. Message her to agree on the rest.
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About this selection
No sides, no waistband
Every other cut is held by its sides. The C-string is held by its frame, which runs from front to back and gives it its curve. That makes it a cut for an evening or a fitted dress rather than a long working week,, and it is usually worn for a day or less.
With so little fabric, the material matters: cotton-lined C-strings keep more of the wear, lace and silicone-edged ones less. The nearest cut with a string at the sides is the G-string.
What the photos tell you
One angle tells you little. Ask for a photo from the front, the back and the side: the side shows the curve of the frame, the back shows how wide it is. If the post does not name the fabric, ask her for the label.
Questions
Does a C-string really have no straps?
None. The frame alone holds it; that is what defines the cut.
Which size should I ask for?
Many C-strings come in one size or in S, M and L. Ask her which size is on the tag.
How long is a C-string usually worn?
Each post says it; for this cut an evening or a day is common, and "ask me" means you agree on it in your messages.
How do I keep it?
Flat, in its sealed bag, so the frame does not bend. If you wash it later, do it by hand.
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