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Anonymous10/08/25, 13:56No.2949606Removing cinching
Is there some easy way to remove the cinching on the back of these bikini bottoms without destroying them or do I have to bring them to a tailor?
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Anon10/08/25, 13:58No.2949607
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Anon10/08/25, 14:03No.2949608
really need to see the on a person to know what the best advice is
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Anon10/08/25, 14:40No.2949621
sewing general
[/diy/thread/2936243#p2936243]there's also a thing called a thread pickernot sure why you want to remove it, makes it ride up your ass nicely for guys to stare at, which is the only reason you are wearing it in the first place
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Anon10/08/25, 15:36No.2949635
You're going to comically split it down the ass while wearing it after you "fix" it.
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Anon10/09/25, 00:22No.2949715
just wear the back on the front side, so the back will not have the crunch.
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Anon10/10/25, 13:35No.2950006
It's a piece of elastic sewn to the back panel with a single straight stitch. It is in between two layers of fabric. Just pick out the thread carefully with a seam ripper. The elastic will stay inside unless you destitch the top piping and pull it out. You would then have to resew the top piping. I'd just leave it how it is, without the elastic there the bikini bottom will become too long and ride too high up on the waist. You probably won't be happy with it even if you successfully remove it.
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Anon10/11/25, 00:04No.2950095
With the shape of your arse, you'll realistically need a different cut of fabric to avoid the cinching.If they were jeans, or something with more cloth, then you could modify them. But with a bikini? It'd be MUCH less work to buy a cheap sewing machine, some fabric you like, and make some new ones yourself.
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Anon10/11/25, 23:22No.2950277
Stop wearing women's clothes, you freak.
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Anon10/12/25, 13:56No.2950376
How much does a bikini bottom cost? $10? Is this some sort of sentimental bikini or something? Just buy one that doesn't have the wedgie line...
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Anon10/12/25, 22:18No.2950449
Show us the pH stains on her underwear, Anon.
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Anon10/14/25, 03:21No.2950739
I use a seam ripper to remove cinching around the waist and/or chest of dresses all the time. The problem is that the threads that are cinching the clothing item could have made a big visible hole in the fabric that is only hidden because the fabric is cinched now. You are really better off just leaving it there and buy a different bikini, you don't want to mess around with wardrobe malfunction now that everyone have cameras.