A g-string is underwear that reduces the back to a thin cord or elastic and the front to a small triangle. It is the least fabric you can wear and still be wearing something, which is why g string underwear is the base layer for dancers and the no-line option under tight clothes. This collection holds FemmeBasics garter g-string sets and Femme X g-string packs.
The Kamila and Caroline G-String Garter Sets are sewn in Colombia in 78% nylon, 22% spandex lace and come with a bralette and garter belt, in black and red, One Size and One Size Plus. Femme X g-strings are sold in 3-packs (mirror, 94% polyester, 6% spandex) and 4-packs (mesh), One Size, in mixed or single colors, curated by FemmeBasics.
Choosing a g-string
Lace g-strings for lingerie
The garter sets are the lingerie option: lace front, cord back, matched with a garter belt for stockings.
Mesh and mirror packs for dance
Mirror g-strings reflect stage light; mesh g-strings are sheer. Both are priced as multipacks because dancers replace them often. They also sit in exotic dancewear.
Micro g-strings
The smallest fronts in the range are the mirror pack g-strings. If you want a micro g string, start there.
Quick answers
G-string vs thong: what is the difference?
A thong has a narrow strip of fabric at the back. A g-string replaces that strip with a cord. Both are invisible under clothing; a g-string is smaller in front as well.
Are g-strings comfortable?
Once the waist elastic is the right size, yes. Choose by hip measurement; a g-string that is too big shifts, one that is too small cuts in.
How many come in a pack?
Three in the mirror pack, four in the mesh pack. Single-color packs contain the same count in one color.
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