Used Cheekster Panties, posted by the women who wore them

Half coverage at the back

The back panel of a cheekster covers the upper part of the seat and curves upward, leaving the lower part bare. The front looks like an ordinary brief. That places it between the thong, which has only a narrow strip behind, and the classic brief, which covers the seat completely.

It is a popular everyday cut, so it comes in every fabric from plain cotton to lace, often with a lace trim on the leg.

Names that brands use

No two labels agree on what to call this shape. Cheeky, cheekster and cheekini all appear on tags, and one brand's cheeky can be another brand's Brazilian. Creators pick the closest entry in the Cut field, which lists both.

That makes the photos your best source. Look for a shot of the back, and if there isn't one, ask her for it. She can also tell you what the tag calls the cut and which size it carries; posts run from XS to XXL, while brands use their own numbers.

Questions

Is a cheekster the same as a Brazilian brief?

They are close. Both leave part of the seat bare, and brands swap the names freely. Judge by the photo of the back.

Does this cut have more fabric than a thong?

Yes, clearly more at the back. If the amount of fabric matters to you, a cheekster sits in the middle of the range.

Can I choose how long it is worn?

Many posts give a number of days; "Ask me" means she tells you when you write to her. What to ask a creator covers the usual questions.

All cuts are listed under used panties; fabrics and cuts sets them next to each other.