M&S Collection
3pk Cotton Rich Tanga Thongs
£8
Customers say:
Fits true to size()Product code: T614883G
About this style
These thongs are made from a stretchy cotton-rich fabric for soft, breathable comfort. Pack includes three low-rise styles in different shades. Trimmed with delicate lace for a pretty finish. M&S Collection: versatile styles in modern shapes with unique and playful details.
Details & care
Details & care
Style
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Low rise
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Added Stretch
Composition
48% polyamide, 43% cotton and 9% elastane (exclusive of trimmings), Gusset (of underwear) - 100% cotton
Care
Wash at 40°C
Do not bleach
Tumble dry medium temperature
Iron at low temperature
Do not dry clean
Delivery, collection & returns
Delivery, collection & returns
Delivery
Standard
Free over £60, or £3.99
Nominated Day
£5.99. Order by 7pm for delivery tomorrow
Collection
Collect from store
Order before 9pm for free next-day in-store collection
Returns
UK returns
Free
Exclusions apply
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Reviews (6)
Comfy & cute
Lovely. So comfy, so cute & sexy, love them! The lace is soft and not scratchy like others I’ve tried & the fit is great
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Lovely
Yes, I recommend this
Really nice fitting and very flattering. Will definitely buy more of these
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Candy coloured pants
Yes, I recommend this
Sweet candy coloured undies. Really cute and fit well. Lovely material
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Love these, so comfy & look great
Yes, I recommend this
The best thongs after M&S stopped doing their G String a few years ago. Size up one size if you like to wear them on your hips, otherwise perfectly sized.
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Cute and comfy
Yes, I recommend this
Super comfy and love the pretty colours - I did size up for extra comfort
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Cute thongs, true to size
Yes, I recommend this
Really comfy thongs, with lovely colour options. True to size and wash well. However there are quite a few care labels stacked on top of eachother, which need cutting out otherwise they are bulky and itch and scratch you. Why so many labels? Surely you could just put all that information on the one paper label we have to cut off when we buy the products?
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