Remi Bader challenges Skims’ ‘Fits Everybody’ claim with hysterical thong try-on

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Remi Bader took to Instagram to try on the Skims Fits Everybody teddy. Insagram/remibader

These may not exactly fit everyone.

Influencer Remi Bader took Kim Kardashian’s newest Skims Fits Everybody collection for a spin — to mixed results.

The size-inclusive brand might range from XXS to 3X on all of their products, but Bader has a little something to say about the Micro Teddy.

Throughout the video, she twists and turns the leopard-printed material to try to figure out how to put it on. Insagram/remibader
Trying multiple times to step into it a variety of ways, she struggles with which end is the front, and which the back. Insagram/remibader

The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model took to Instagram for a comical try-on video Wednesday, joking “For $58 you can have your very own floss up you’re a—hole.”

The item, available in neon pink and Bader’s leopard for $58 is currently sold out in sizes XXS to M, despite consisting of little more than some strings.

As Bader tangles herself in the skimpy material, one commenter replied,  “it reminds me of the game I used to play when I was younger, in elementary school – cats cradle.”

“it reminds me of the game I used to play when I was younger, in elementary school – cats cradle,” writes one commenter. Insagram/remibader
“Whomst is everybody?” Bader asks, adding, “Because this doesn’t even fit the small part of my nipple.” Insagram/remibader

“I wanna know what they were thinking in terms of this device and how one gets it in,” she says as she tries different ways of stepping into the one-piece.

Throughout the beginning of the video, Bader wears a nude bra and pair of high-waisted briefs, but eventually forgoes the bra altogether in the hopes that it might help the micro-mini pieces of fabric from adhering to her body.

Noting the name of the collection, the content creator asks “Whomst is everybody? Because this doesn’t even fit the small part of my nipple.”

Your turn, Kim.

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