A Comprehensive Guide on Thongs

Discover an in-depth guide on thongs, including various styles, fabrics, and tips for comfortable wear, ensuring a seamless experience.

From being an underwear that screams risky behaviour, to a much more common piece of lingerie in the current times, thongs have come a long way. First launched in the market in 1975, thongs were associated with women who were bold and sexy, and not many took it as their cup of tea. Nowadays thongs are a wardrobe staple, and women in all walks of life and most age groups love to slip on a thong. If you are new to wearing a thong, here is a complete guide to let you decide if you are a thong person or not.

Kinds of Thongs

The original thong included a front patch, a significantly thinner rear patch of cloth along with a seamless waistband. Naughty and flirty, the thong now offers a variation of types and can add spice to your underwear drawer. Thongs now offer a wide variety of waistbands, from the very-low-rise to the waist-high band, and are created from both synthetic fabrics and cotton. You can find easygoing cotton varieties that are designed for everyday wear, and even ones that are jazzed up with lace and adornments for a more fun and flirtier experience.

How to be Comfortable in Thongs

If you are new to wearing thongs, you may think that they are uncomfortable to wear, however the facts are the complete opposite. Thongs are easy and comfortable to wear, and can instantly boost your confidence. To be comfortable in thongs, you should however follow a few steps:

• Opt for one sizer bigger: The rule for comfortably wearing a thong is to buy one size bigger than your regular panties. This ensures that you don’t feel the need to adjust your strap throughout the day.
• Explore different styles and brands: Shop and search for your perfect thong fit. Go through different fabrics, fits, waistband styles and brands and pick the one that best suits your comfort and style.
• No thongs at the gym: A thong can be uncomfortable and unhealthy only at the gym, as bacteria can be transferred to the vaginal area during the course of  working out. Thongs may also irritate thr delicate skin of the vulva and transfer bacteria to the vaginal area.