Alouis Net Black Thong — Mesh Transparency & Inverted Triangle Cut-Out

The Alouis knows exactly where to place the detail — and leaves everything else alone.

The construction is clean: a wide, structured, flat opaque black waistband at the hip, the kind of band that anchors a piece without announcing itself. Below it, the front descends into a full panel of transparent black Net mesh — the body visible through it at every point, the pouch shaped from the same unlined mesh between fabric and skin. In the center, where the waistband meets the mesh, a small inverted triangle cut-out opens the boundary between the two — a single, precisely placed geometric interruption that turns a transition into a focal point.

The back mirrors it perfectly. Same wide waistband. Same panel of transparent Net mesh below, the fabric barely present on the buttocks before giving way to the thong string. Same inverted triangle cut-out at the center back, just beneath the waistband — the detail repeated, the logic confirmed.

Net fabric of this weight is less a cover than a presence: the mesh is visible, the structure is there, but the skin reads through it without interference. In black, the transparency is controlled — the body is seen, but the mesh gives it depth, a layer of texture between bare skin and open air.

Two elements. One decision. The Alouis makes it twice and stops.

90% Polyester, 10% Spandex. Designed and handmade in our workshop.

Features:

• Inverted Triangle Cut-Out — Geometric opening at center front and back, where the waistband meets the mesh, Alouis signature detail
• Full Net Mesh Panel — Transparent black mesh front and back, light, body-hugging
• Wide Opaque Waistband — Structured black band at the hip, sharp contrast with the mesh below
• Thong Cut — Minimal rear coverage, single string
• Mirrored Front/Back Construction — Same cut-out, same mesh, same logic on both sides
• 90% Polyester / 10% Spandex — Lightweight, stretchy, body-hugging
• Workshop Made — Designed and handmade in small batches in our own workshop

One cut-out, front and back. That's the whole argument.