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Brazilian Fashion from Japan: The Jeankini

by Justin Glow (RSS feed) on May 4th 2007 at 2:30PM

Yes, this is a real product. You can really buy it, if you want to. But why would you? Aside from serving no practical purpose, this jean-bikini hybrid available from "Brazil Fashion" store (located in, um, Japan) Sanna's for ¥ 9.240 (about $80 US), is proabably the trashiest piece of clothing I've ever seen. You can't even swim in them!

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Filed under: Japan, Brazil

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Jay Starbuck Jul 4th 2008 2:31AM

Not very practical yet quite sexy. They would be very erotic if worn without the bikini underneath but also very daring. They might catch on

smartmom May 20th 2011 4:54PM

Brazilian refers to the area in which it's covering (or not) Think waxing, not country.

steph May 4th 2007 8:18PM

They are cute in a trashy way. You would have to have a really good figure for those. I would not like to see someone who doesnt have the shape for them wearing those though. Yikes...

zend May 4th 2007 10:24PM

Stupid: yes. Hot: yes.

Patty Sep 20th 2007 12:59PM

This is very very strange... In Brazil there´s no cloth as that. I wonder why the japaneses are selling this as brazilian fashion..I saw that in other countries (see links).

So I shall be blind because I never notice brazilians using the jeans bikini... Anyway I can say to you all this doesnst exist this...

http://kadeeae.vox.com/library/posts/2007/06/

http://www.dvorak.org/blog/?p=12010

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