A pair of “teeny tiny” Kmart bikini pants has sparked a huge reaction from thousands on social media.
Sharing on a popular Facebook group, one shopper posted a photo of the store’s new String Jacquard Briefs, pointing out how small the front triangle appears to me.
“Kmart Australia – please explain how a woman is suppose to not expose their lady parts in this?” she wrote on the Kmart Hacks & Decor Facebook group.
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“Even the sanitary plastic crotch sticker is too wide!
Many queried whether the briefs had in fact been photographed the wrong way around – meaning the front was in fact the back. However the Kmart shopper set the record straight.
“No, sorry tag is at the back. I checked,” she said.
She then added: “For everyone, I even tried it over my leggings and let’s say as someone who is a size 8, I’d be lopsided.”
More than 3,000 people reacted to the shopper’s post, with many stunned by the micro pants.
“I get it that some girls are tiny but most of our coochies just don’t fit that way!” one said.
Another wrote: “My curtains could NEVER!”
A third added: “Mine would be flapping in the wind.”
One more responded: “After four kids this could be interesting … would need more than double-sided tape.”
Said another: “People’s breakfasts will certainly be falling out of these.”
Many more noted that “when the sanitation sticker shows out the sides, it’s too small!”
Some also called on Celeste Barber to do a “parody video” about the pants.
But others weren’t as concerned by the size of the bikini briefs.
“I actually don’t see anything wrong with that,” one said. “Some women don’t have massive f***s blowing in the breeze…I don’t know what you are all packing?
“But many girls and women could wear that. Even after having kids!
“Might not be for everyone but that’s no different to any item of clothes.”
Another said: “At least the important parts are covered!”
7NEWS.com.au has reached out to Kmart for comment.
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