csvezetéék

Csvezeték is a Hungarian term that translates to "C-string" in English. It refers to a type of minimal or invisible underwear, often made from silicone or a similar flexible material, that is designed to be worn without traditional straps or bands. The core component typically consists of a flexible bar or wire that is inserted between the buttocks, with a shaped piece of material that covers the genital area and a curved piece that runs along the pubic bone, holding it in place.

The primary purpose of a csvezeték is to provide coverage without visible lines or support that would interfere with tight-fitting clothing, such as form-fitting dresses, skirts, or swimwear. They are often used for fashion purposes or by performers where traditional underwear might be noticeable. Due to their minimal nature, they offer very little in terms of support or comfort compared to conventional underwear. The design relies on body heat and a snug fit to maintain its position. Their usage is generally limited to specific aesthetic or functional needs rather than everyday wear.