You’ll see a few common style names on this page. Here’s a quick guide:

• Triangle string top: Small triangle cups with neck and back ties.
• Halter triangle: Triangle cups with a halter neck tie for support.
• Tie-side bottoms: Adjustable strings at the hips for a custom fit.
• Brazilian/Cheeky: Narrower back for moderate-to-minimal coverage.
• Thong and G-string: Minimal back coverage; G-strings use a very thin back strap.
• Micro/Mini: Reduced coverage in the cups and/or front panel.
• High-cut: Leg openings sit higher on the hip for a long-leg look.
• Reversible: Two looks in one piece.

To find what you want, scan product titles and photos, and review descriptions for coverage notes.

Coverage varies by style, rise, and cut. As a general guide:

• Most minimal: G-string and thong bottoms; micro or tiny triangle tops.
• Very minimal: Brazilian and cheeky cuts with narrower back coverage.
• Can feel skimpier: High-cut and low-rise designs that reduce front or side coverage.

Look for keywords like “cheeky,” “Brazilian,” “thong,” “G-string,” “micro,” and “high cut” in titles. Photos and size charts can help you gauge coverage more accurately. Adjustable ties can help you fine-tune fit, and choosing based on your planned activity (sunbathing vs. swimming) may improve comfort. Coverage preferences and availability can vary by item.

It’s a pop-culture term people use for very high-cut, V-front bikini bottoms that sit above the hips and offer minimal coverage. While that exact word may not appear in listings, you can look for:

• High-cut or V-front descriptions in the title or details.
• String, thong, or Brazilian styles if you prefer less coverage.
• Tie-side designs for adjustable fit and placement.

Coverage varies by style, so check product photos from multiple angles and review measurements when available. Choosing a size based on the fit notes and customer feedback can help you get the look you have in mind.

G-string bikinis offer very minimal back coverage, so a few considerations can help:

• Venue policies: Rules vary by pool, beach, and community. It’s advisable to check local guidelines and dress codes before wearing one in public spaces.
• Comfort & fit: Adjustable tie-sides and secure knots can help the suit stay put. Try it on at home to fine-tune ties.
• Bring a cover-up: A sarong or shorts adds versatility going to and from the water.
• Sun care: Apply sunscreen carefully, reapplying as needed.

Product photos and descriptions can help you compare coverage levels across thong, G-string, and Brazilian cuts to pick what feels right for your setting.

Gentle care can help swimwear look better longer:

• Rinse ASAP: After saltwater or chlorine, rinse with cool fresh water.
• Hand wash: Use cold water and a mild detergent; avoid bleach and fabric softeners.
• Handle ties gently: Don’t wring. Press out water with a towel to protect strings and elastic.
• Air dry: Lay flat in the shade; avoid dryers and direct sun to minimize fading and stretch.
• Avoid rough surfaces: Sit on a towel to reduce snags on textured pool edges.
• Check the care label: Follow any item-specific instructions.

Storage in a cool, dry place and retightening knots once dry can help maintain shape and fit over time.