G-String Chely Skine Sage — Contrast Band, Second-Skin Nylon & T-Back

The Chely carries one detail the Plellis doesn't: a band.

A flat piped band runs hip to hip in a slightly lighter, cooler sage — a mint-adjacent tone that sits just above the body of the piece, creating a clean tonal separation between the band and the Skine fabric below it. Not a waistband in any structural sense — no elastic core, no significant height — but a defined horizontal line that gives the Chely its own identity within the Skine family. The PetitQ badge in red sits at the right end of the band, the only warm note against the cool sage.

Below the band, the construction is a g-string: a shaped pouch with a vertical center seam, the ultra-fine Skine nylon following the body directly without padding or gap. The fabric is the same throughout — second-skin nylon so fine it reads as body rather than garment, the sage tone sitting close enough to skin that the piece registers as shape before it registers as underwear. At the back, the band continues around the hip and the strap drops straight to the base in a clean T.

Skine is water-compatible — performs as swimwear and underwear equally, the sage holding its tone wet or dry.

Handcrafted in our atelier.

Key Features:

• Contrast Piped Band: Lighter mint-sage tone at the hip — the defining detail of the Chely, a clean horizontal line above the pouch
• Skine Fabric: Ultra-fine second-skin nylon — body-contouring without weight or bulk
• Sage Colorway: Muted dusty green close to skin tones — the fabric recedes, the body's shape takes over
• Shaped Pouch with Center Seam: Close-fitting, no padding — Skine nylon follows the body directly
• T-Back: Band continues around hip, single strap drops straight down — clean rear line
• Water-Compatible: Skine nylon performs as swimwear and underwear equally
• PetitQ Badge in Red: Right band end — the only warm contrast on the piece
• Atelier-Made: Designed and handcrafted in small batches in our own workshop

One band. One strap. In sage Skine, the Chely draws a single line and lets the body do the rest.