Social media users shocked by Fashion Nova’s tiny $6 G-string

An advertisement for a pair of underwear has raised a few eyebrows, with one person being forced to ask whether it was a joke.

An advertisement for a pair of underwear has raised a few eyebrows, with one person being forced to ask whether it was a joke.

Solé took to social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, shared a picture of Fashion Nova’s $6 Adriana Micro Thong Panty.

The underwear features two pieces of string attached to a ring and a small piece of fabric that barely covered the model’s crotch.

“They done p****d me off,” Solé captioned an image of the micro underwear.

Other social media users had similar standpoints, with very few saying they would be brave enough to wear it.

'Is this a joke?': Tiny $6 G-string shocks. Picture: Fashion Nova

“Is this a joke … there’s no way this is real,” one social media user added.

Another said: “My vagina would eat this up.”

“We don’t even wear thongs this small in the strip club,” one social media user added.

One said: “Here comes the yeast infection.”

“I low-key want this but my bush is too wild,” one social media user commented.

Another social media user commented: “They’re out here selling wedgies.”

It comes as there are fresh calls for G-string bikinis to be banned after thousands of Australians weighed in on the controversial swimwear item, with many declaring the garment “offensive” and “too revealing” for public places.

The skimpy cossie, which puts the wearer’s bottom on full display, has copped a barrage of criticism since it became a cult fashion trend in recent years.

In fact, some hate the racy bikini bottoms so much, they’ve called on local authorities to ban G-string bikinis on Aussie beaches – a move many described as “policing women’s bodies”.

Social media users mocked the underwear. Picture: Fashion Nova

Now the topic has been ignited once again, after a post on the popular Meanwhile in Australia Facebook group asked: “Should G-string bikinis be banned in water parks?”

People were pretty evenly split on the issue, but many voiced their opinion on the matter in the comment section.

“What kids have see at the beach and theme parks, at such young ages, these days is ridiculous,” one scoffed.

“I’m female and I find it uncomfortable to see to be honest,” another shared.

As one labelled the swimmers “offensive” and “disgusting”.

“It’s extremely inappropriate around little children,” chipped in one bloke.

“Isn’t it supposed to be nice, to leave something to the imagination? Those bikinis expose way too much of a sexual nature, and are too revealing,” lamented one.

While one raged: “Might as well wear nothing.”

Originally published as Social media users shocked by Fashion Nova’s tiny $6 G-string