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| Title: Kiniki.com - from the UK | |
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| navythong | #101 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：08/04/2017 09:52:27Copy HTML Took a look at kiniki.com. They don't sell by style unfortunately.
I like the small pouch swimwear with narrow straps. Kiniki only sells the somewhat bigger cut suits. I'll stick with MS and Skinz |
| NE_OH_thonger | #102 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：02/24/2018 02:27:31Copy HTML I just got my first order from Kiniki. I bought the Euro swim thong, the Mono swim thong, and the Cuba swim tanga in red. When it comes to side strap height, the tanga is by far the most daring of the three. That said, I don't find anything particularly objectionable in the cut of the thongs. They're certainly not as staid as the old Speedo thongs. I found the fit to be about right as well. Curiously, the two thongs have drawstrings, which is fairly unique (At least I don't seem to recall having any other swim thongs with them). I can't complain about the shipping. They quoted 7-10 business days, and the package arrived on the tenth day. If anything, I'd say my only problem is that they don't have any solid color thongs. Nothing terrible about the prints, but it is nice to have additional options
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| gsj | #103 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：02/24/2018 11:21:33Copy HTML I had a Cuba swim tanga & didn't like it. Seamless from panel didn't fit at all well & had to be pulled up tight to prevent gaping.
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| kangaroo | #104 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：02/24/2018 11:34:45Copy HTML I bought 2 swim thongs from kiniki, the first a number of years back, it was plain black and fit well, fairly stretchy and good pouch size, but after 18 months or so of irregular use the elastic in the side of the pouch just deteriorated and it lost all shape and couldn’t hold anything in place. They then stopped selling swim thongs for a while until recently. So I bought another 6 months ago, the Ashby swim thong, and the pouch I thought was a terrible fit, as if it is designed to be worn high on the hips to get it to be tight to my body, but the thong strap length was only long enough to wear as a normal waistband. Wouldn’t recommended them if I’m honest, which is a shame as theyre affordable and like how they are like a proper speedo with drawstring and lining for when wearing a thong is acceptable, but not having your fruit and veg on clear view through a thin unlined thong.
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| fordrs | #105 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：02/24/2018 03:55:03Copy HTML I use to buy all my thongs swimwear from here until they stopped making thong swimwear and the designs are not the best as now shop on other sites now
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| Sarah_Thong | #106 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：02/26/2018 09:13:38Copy HTML I've ordered my SO stuff from here, great company, decent quality and good service
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| Dr S | #107 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：03/03/2018 12:47:27Copy HTML I've bought stuff from Kiniki on and off for many years including my first swim tangas in the late 80's and swim thongs in the early 90's. In fact one of my all-time favourite suits was one of theirs; the Brazil, which is a rio style suit. When it first came out it was very similar to the current Joe Snyder Rio, but they subsequently changed the fabric and cut a bit which spoiled it. In recent years I've only bought the odd few items and been a little underwhelmed, partly because men's thong styles have developed and improved a bit, but Kiniki seem to be still reliant on their old styles. OK, but not the best...
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| Napoleon44 | #108 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：03/21/2018 08:17:45Copy HTML I’ve just received a Europa tanga half back swimsuit from kiniki which I am delighted with. I’ll be using this on foreign holidays and a Ralph full seat tanga which is great . It’s more modest and would be ok for a hotel pool in the uk. If you want to order from ukreally ive found it’s either Snyder know kiniki or Jovana . Jovana is expensive but exciting and Snyder are great but limited . Kiniki design and make their stuff in uk . I’m sure they would eventually catch up in a heir designs if enthusiasts told them what we wanted . I particularly wish they would go down the muscle skins or skinz paths . With sleek minimal bikini designs , narrow sides , choice of seat coverage and bright solid colours rather than patterns . You might want to consider suggesting to them what you would like to see in their ranges . If they know there is a market I’m sure they will make it . After all the enthusiast will buy a suit they really like in multiple colours. The occasional browser might buy one suit I guess . Also kiniki have a fantastic service and I’d like to see them do well.
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| tiggerix | #109 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：03/24/2018 12:06:02Copy HTML Kiniki just launched a tan thru thong - but odd colours and way too much material. They are the most frustrating company as their designs are always a bit naff or bulky. I contacted them a few years back suggesting alternative styles e.g. like Hom swim strings or Joe Snyder. Deaf ears....
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| Napoleon44 | #110 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：03/24/2018 12:16:53Copy HTML I think it’s probably necessary to keep contacting them . Showing them there is a market for more minimal stuff especially in relation to the pouch . I like a nice tight fit personally , nothing worse than getting baggy minimal swimwear with too much material . I’m not that keen on their packaging as it has kiniki all over it ! Should be more discrete .
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| NE_OH_thonger | #111 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：03/24/2018 05:22:44Copy HTML I can understand about the packaging, though living in the USA, Kiniki isn't a well known name. I found my order to be conservative, as most people stated, though not as much as I thought it would be judging from the photos on the website. I'll have to check out the tan-through thong. My main issue was that they have solid color briefs and tangas, but all their thongs were prints.
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| itanng | #112 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：06/03/2018 01:50:30Copy HTML As posted in 87# and 91# above, the Kiniki "Tan Through Swim Micro" has been my go-to suit when a thong is not allowed. After 6 years of use, it was time to re-order while suits are on sale.
It's been quite a while since I visited their site, so I don't know when added, but the "Tan Through Swim Thong" is now available. The web pages state "needless to say it was time to produce them in our tan through fabric". Now, if Kiniki would just add "needless to say it was time to produce them with more minimal cut and low-rise style, like most people want"! :-) |
| gsj | #113 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：06/03/2018 05:32:55Copy HTML Re Now, if Kiniki would just add "needless to say it was time to produce them with more minimal cut and low-rise style, like most people want"! I couldn't agree more.
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| tombaldwin | #114 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：06/03/2018 09:50:32Copy HTML Anyone know why tan through are always crazy patterns?
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| csnipwb | #115 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：06/03/2018 10:15:07Copy HTML My thought is that they are thin enough that the wild patterns help cover up any outlines on the see-thru that happens.It will not cover any jewelry or other metal bling. It shines thru with just a little sunshine.
I'm wearing one of their suits as I sit here now. Later, |
| pkthong | #116 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：06/03/2018 10:35:57Copy HTML I did a direct comparison of the Skinz tan thru rio vs the kiniki tan thru micro . The front coverage is identical butt(pun intended) the rear on the skinz model was three fingernreadths smaller on both sides so a total of six fingerbreadths smaller. I like the skinz model better for this reason. It can be worn where thongs are not welcome you can wear a thong under it to preserve tan lines and you can easily hike it into a thong but it tends to stay put as a rio.
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| JM_Runs | #117 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：06/03/2018 10:43:28Copy HTML In response to the question about patterns used on the tan-through suits: Patterns help break up the outline of what might be showing through from inside. Optical camouflage.
As a general rule a randomly patterned suit hides much better than a single color suit. Interestingly military camouflage colors can be quite a good pattern for tan through suits. I have a couple. Some bright colored patterns are even better, some are not. Some tanthrough fabrics are glorious patterns, and some are just terrible muddy mixtures of puke colors. A lot could be done to make, or use, some better tan through fabric colors. One of the simpler Skinzwear fabrics was a dark green with waterdrops print. For some reason the green blended rather well with the skin tones it was trying to hide. In all mesh type fabrics there is a ratio of mesh to holes. It is not the size of the holes as much as the percentage of skin to thread. The less percentage of actual fabric coverage the more the need for strong colors to have any useful optical effect. Solid color meshes, especially black, white, yellow or other pastel colors seem particularly transparent to the human eye. The brains adjustment for shadows enables it to see right through these fabrics. So patterns are used. How well the pattern and colors blend with, or counteract the colors of underlying skin makes a difference. There are fabrics that use passive camouflage, and patterns that muddle the outline, "dazzle camouflage", which seeks to impose new lines or misdirect the brains image processing. Here is an example of a warship using dazzle camouflage. You can tell it is there, but can't see exactly what it is or makeout a clear outline. http://twistedsifter.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/zebra-striped-camouflage.jpg? http://twistedsifter.com/2010/02/razzle-dazzle-camouflage/ Most good tan-though fabrics use a bit of both passive and dazzle. Sparkles also help. Sparking thread or other shiny things reflects more light. I have a couple of thongs that are part tan through and part reflective foil tiger stripe. This works well from a distance. However some sparkling fabrics are angle sensitive, so don't work so well if inspected up close. They may look fine when you look down, at an oblique angle to the fabric, but not at 90 degrees head on like a third party viewer. Interestingly I find patterns that work on small thongs don't work as well on larger areas like bottom coverage. When a tan through suit is flat across the rear it is difficult to disguise the cleft between the buttocks, because of the difference in light in the void. When there is an air gap under a mesh suit it tends to break the illusion of being solid. The bum cleft is less noticeable when the suit cups each cheek separately. I find Tan Through fabrics work best on small close g-strings. The suit holds everything in so there are little to no air pockets, and there is no large covered flat surfaces for the eye to use for comparison. The eye is rather good at optical comparisons, but can be fooled when there is no reference, or the reference infers something different. See here: http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronomy/2013/12/07/optical_illusion_shades_of_grey.html |
| tiggerix | #118 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：06/05/2018 08:57:13Copy HTML Kiniki - successfully making shapeless underwear and swimwear for 40 years.........
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| stypenz | #119 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：09/04/2018 10:34:38Copy HTML I love the quality of the swim thong material as I spend at least 5 hours at the public pool a week but a lot of the comments here are valid. I think swim thongs are great value for a beginner in thonging that wants to dip a toe in swimming in a thong at a public pool to see the reaction but I soon craved for a more shapely thong that fitted me better. Unfortunately nearly all other thongs in the price range at other companies are nylon-lycra which soon degrade in the pool. My latest Pikante ones with a better cut didn't last 2 months!
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| seaswimmer2007 | #120 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：01/11/2020 10:51:40Copy HTML Just orderd from Kiniki, after several years, bought a Newton style thong , a Cuba half back swim Tanga and a thong back brief, I am a 34/36 waist, the Cuba is a size Large but too small, the Thong Bries a size large and fits perfect, the Newton is a size Med, and far too small. But Kiniki Size Guide suggest a size Med 34 inch waist. Same Kiniki, sizes all inconsistent. The fact that their is no Speedo or thong styles now in the high st shops, they would have a bigger market, if they got their act together. |
| gsj | #121 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：01/11/2020 12:09:40Copy HTML I never got on with Kiniki.
As reported previously I had a Cuba swim tanga & didn't like it. Seamless from panel didn't fit at all well & had to be pulled up tight to prevent gaping. To me their designs are naff.
I still mourn the passing of Intersparta. I still have a few of their suits but clearly getting to the end of their life.
Also a pity that Gemali didn't stay the course. One of their g strings is my standard beach attire.
The UK is crying out for a domestic male sun & swimwear manufacturer specialising in the minimal styles we all prefer.
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| limetree | #122 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：01/11/2020 08:19:53Copy HTML There is in fact a British manufacturer, based in Cheshire - clothestopose.co.uk . They do underwear, thongs (including one-sided), briefs, swimwear and shorts, but the images on the website suggest that they're a bit like Kiniki - not very minimal designs. They don't yet do bulge thongs, but apparently soon will. I'm sure the products are well made, but they just don't compare with overseas providers for brevity. Additionally, the swimwear is lined, which surely you don't want in minmal swimwear.
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| tiggerix | #123 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：01/13/2020 10:30:36Copy HTML Kiniki stuff doesn't even look good on their models (and the models and photography are quite good)....
and Closetopose don't even bother with decent models or photos.
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| tiggerix | #124 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：03/11/2020 11:57:59Copy HTML I usually knock Kiniki, but they do have a tan thru one piece thong swimsuit for the girls and it looks ok. They also have a tan thru female swimsuit that has some support for the bust and again that may just be ok.
On the mens side, they have a tan thru thong, which looks reasonably made but just too much material. The tan thru micro is possibly the best, but wold be better with some shape to the front. It can be a go anywhere suit.
I would want to spend a day at their factory and explain what is needed - better cut, shape and tan thru colours.
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| Glasgow_Thong_Boy | #125 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：03/29/2020 10:26:54Copy HTML I agree. I used to have a few Kiniki thongs but I never really liked them. Having discovered more options, I've avoided them for years. I find the cuts don't match what actually fits or what people want. For me they are too low rise and the straps (side and back) can be too wide. They don't look as god as other thongs and are certainly not as comfortable.
Clothes To Pose are a bit better but their website is poor, they rarely do deals and the styles aren't as good as bigger companies like JS and Armani.
Like Tiggerix says, they need feedback from people who actually wear thongs to dictate their styling rather than what they think people want.
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| gsj | #126 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：03/30/2020 10:13:36Copy HTML I wonder whether Kiniki ever look at this board?
The feedback would tell them where they're missing out on a lot of potential domestic business.
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| seaswimmer2007 | #127 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：10/03/2021 07:18:14Copy HTML In desperation, and through lack of choice I bought a Lloyde Kiniki swim Thong this year, and I must say how well it fits me, I am really surprised ! Not bought from Kiniki for years, they do a extensive range of G strings now, has any one bought any, would like to know your opinions.
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| csnipwb | #128 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：10/04/2021 06:11:09Copy HTML As far as their g-strings I like them. I'm in one most days of the week. In my earlier beach years I wore them at the beach but they are not the best choice for beach wear. They make some other suits and have good tan-thru materiaI which I like in the tanga and the shorts but their thong missed the mark. Check their website and wait for a sale. They have them often with 50% off. |
| Napoleon44 | #129 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：03/05/2023 06:04:03Copy HTML Thought I would bring to your attention new colours in the andre bikini style which are very nice . It is true Kiniki need to make their bikinis briefer. My favourite swim styles from them are the Andre , and the Cuba , which I think they are making a bit briefer . I tend to size down anyway to get a briefer effect with swimwear . |
| danny108 | #130 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：03/05/2023 03:20:17Copy HTML I just got the Brazil bikini which I love but would like to try the Andre too. It's great they have bought back some of their older swim bikini styles.
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| seaswimmer2007 | #131 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：03/14/2023 05:59:15Copy HTML Thanks for the update, just looked at their site, tempted to order a Andre and Cuba.
The Brazil needs to be a bit briefer at the sides. |
| gsj | #132 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：03/14/2023 08:42:23Copy HTML Re 'The Brazil needs to be a bit briefer at the sides' : I agree, far too much material! |
| thong1 | #133 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：09/30/2023 09:03:45Copy HTML https://www.bbc.co.uk/stoke/content/articles/2009/08/19/kiniki_underwear_feature.shtml |
| thong1 | #134 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：09/30/2023 09:07:39Copy HTML Their string thong swimsuits are excellent, but they don't make them anymore. Their other thongs don't appeal - too much material in the gusset strap. At least they're enthusiastically making their men's G-strings again. Which are superb. I'm in the Sling now - unfortunately that's one they don't make any more. |
| seaswimmer2007 | #135 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：02/13/2024 06:18:14Copy HTML I purchased a Kiniki Andre, last summer ago, and that fits fine, also at one time I owned several Brazil half back briefs, as my go to normal swimwear but although I would suggest the back is a bit bigger than half size, and needs to be briefer, the main criticism are the sides, which are far too wide, its cut is just all wrong.
Also bought the Cuba in two different sizes to try and get one that fits, but no luck, the style idea is good and it ticks all the boxes for brief swimwear, but the production is awful they just don`t fit . I have also not been that impressed with the Lloyd and St Tropez thongs, the one without the tie cord fits slightly better, but not as good as the Hom swim thongs of the past. |
| gsj | #136 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：02/14/2024 10:44:15Copy HTML I had a Cuba once. Never again. Fit all wrong. It doesn't cost anymore money to make a bikini that fits properly. Why don't Kiniki do something about it - extra business from board members here alone would make it worthwhile? |
| outside_time | #137 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：02/19/2024 09:21:22Copy HTML I have several Cubas, different sizes and colors, mostly because I goofed up when ordering and Kiniki got me the correct size and let me keep the ones that were off. The correct size for me is L. Every L I have fits just fine. Interestingly, the M seems quite nice too. No complaints at all on those.
I also have a Brazil, and that is an odd fit. The Lloyd swim thong is a little strange too, the tail is very wide. The front is OK, but also not remarkable either.
I tried one of the tan-through suits, it's ok, I just don't like the tan-through fabric.
I guess I like the Cubas the best, and I like them quite a lot. |
| danny108 | #138 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：02/19/2024 02:01:31Copy HTML I generally don't get on with Kiniki's tanga swimwear. The rear never stays in place for me and doesn't feel right. I tried one of the tan through tangas but swapped it out for a thong instead. The micro briefs also fit well in the tan through. What I love about the tan though is all the funky prints and patterns.
Contrary to most others on here I adore the Lloyd/St Tropez thongs. I favour a more conservative cut which works with the front and I find the tail very comfortable. Along with HOM and Olaf Benz they are my go-to swim thongs.
I would also rate the Brazil brief as the rear is just enough coverage for a brief for it to be comfortable as opposed to the Cuba.
So for me order of preference is:
1. Lloyd/St Tropez thong
2. Brazil brief
3. Andre brief
4. Cuba tanga |
| Napoleon44 | #139 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：02/19/2024 05:00:38Copy HTML I’d definitely place these 1.Andre 2.Cuba the other two are non runners for me and appear old fashioned cuts |
| GuestGuest | #140 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：02/20/2024 01:46:28Copy HTML 1. Nutshack
2. Desmiit |
| Thonged4Life | #141 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：06/19/2024 03:52:43Copy HTML So I’m going to be house sitting for a friend next month , they have a decent 50m outdoor lap pool there. Daytime temps will easily be in the 90’s so why swim indoors. Can’t swim nude, so looking at giving a Tan Trhu suit a try. Just want to see if anyone here as some current experience with the latest (5th Gen) Kiniki Tan-Thru suits. I’m particularly interested in either of the briefs (esp the micro) and since my confidence wearing a thong in public has been doing great lately…I’m definitely looking at the thong too. If I’m reading their site correctly, the standard brief and the thing both have drawstrings (essential for pushing off the wall) and the micro brief does not. If I size it right think it would stay in place? Thank You |
| danny108 | #142 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：08/23/2024 10:12:19Copy HTML The mini briefs don't come with a drawstring. The micro briefs are micro(!) so would advise getting the larger size if you are inbetween for sure. I'm 31 W and I wear a medium and that's still very brief.
The thongs do come with a drawstring. They are more normal sizing so would go with your usual. I wear a medium. |
| seaswimmer2007 | #143 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：11/28/2024 08:28:06Copy HTML I know the Kiniki Cuba Swim Tanga, has very few positive comments on here and quite rightly so, but has any one bought the Leopard Orange swim Tanga ? And does it fit any better? |
| gsj | #144 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：11/28/2024 12:14:37Copy HTML It looks the same design to me |
| seaswimmer2007 | #145 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：11/28/2024 08:05:26Copy HTML That`s what I was thinking, but I was hoping it may have been better. |
| tiggerix | #146 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：11/29/2024 08:34:44Copy HTML If you want something that fits then try modus vivendi. Nicely made with a good cut and shape. Worth the money imv. |
| outside_time | #147 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：12/01/2024 08:06:03Copy HTML I actually like the Kiniki Cuba. I have it in two colors. I did initially buy all 3 sizes sizes to try, and I have to say, they each have their points. I'm technically a better fit in a large, but actually even the small works, and the medium is great all around. I have no problem with any fit, though they are obviously different. The small on me is very tiny, the medium on me is fairly cheeky, the large less but higher. I have not tried the Orange Leopard because I don't like the pattern. I also don't like their tan through stuff at all. I might have to give a Spectre a try though.
As far as Kiniki goes, I've also tried their thong (nope, thumbs down), and their Swim Micro Brief (Yes, very good!) and the Brazil Swim brief (kind of like it, but like the Cuba better). |
| outside_time | #148 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：07/14/2025 05:23:39Copy HTML Kiniki update...Observation and opinion
As I said a while ago, I like the Cuba. So, because they're so affordable and had a sale, I went ahead and ordered almost every color, mostly in L and M, but I also now have two in size S.
The L is technically the "correct" size for me. However, on me the M also has a few advantages. I can wear it lower on the waist, and the rear is smaller, with more exposure. I have a blue Cuba in S though, which was an error, but turns out, also an interesting variation. Yeah, it's small, but snug and worn very low. The back is nearly a thong. I do like it, probably not an all-day swimsuit though.
In my most recent order I got one in red, a black, an navy and a white. Since the white was sold out in my sizes, I decided to give an S another try. The red was M, the rest L.
I didn't realize (and they don't say) the red and white come with a front liner. The very first dark blue Cuba I got years ago also had a liner, which I didn't like and snipped out. The fit with a front liner and without it (like all their darker colors now) is very different. The liner adds much more front structure and less contour. Since this suit has no front seam, it depends on stretch to contour. The liner reduces the front stretch a lot, which is why I removed it. That makes the suit much better, and it wasn't necessary on the dark blue.
The new red and white suits had front liners. I tried them, immediately didn't like it, and proceeded to snip it out on those too. What an amazing fit difference! Now they fit like they should.
Today I took a dip in the white, S, no liner. First, the fit and pressure zones were really great. After walking around it it for a bit, if settled into a partial thong between my lower cheeks. A great feeling to be sure. When I swam and came up out of the water it was obvious why they lined it. The white fabric, when wet, is see-through. It shows everything in detail. Frankly, sort of interesting, but not wearable in most public situations. Fortunately I don't get into those situations much, mostly swim privately.
Anyway of all the string bikini designs I have in the collection, the Cuba is still my favorite. And the "tanga" style is also my favorite non-thong suit. The cut is revealing, manly, and I think flattering. |
| Napoleon44 | #149 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：10/18/2025 10:45:48Copy HTML I think kiniki have discontinued the terrible Cuba and the brilliant Andre |
| seaswimmer2007 | #150 |
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Re：Kiniki.com - from the UK Date Posted：11/20/2025 06:15:40Copy HTML The Cuba is no loss, but the Andre I liked, luckily I bought a new one last summer. Had a quick look at there web site a few days ago, not sure what there future trading plans are ? |
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