COUPLES were left mortified after finding hundreds of pairs of G-strings alongside racy notes on their car windows.
The flirty message read: "Hey wild thing! You left these at my place last night," definitely sparking heated arguments.
The lingerie which was placed on cars around Bondi, in Syndey, was a clever marketing stunt by the Aussie brand Nala, in a bid to draw attention to their Friday launch.
And it appears their plan has worked as hundreds flocked to social media to comment on the cheeky ad.
One woman who found a pair of underwear on her car said in a Facebook group: "OMG Did anyone else get these on their car this morning? So funny, marketing genius."
Someone said: "This could be a headache for a lot of people."
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While another one added: "I can just imagine my wife's reaction to this".
And a woman shared a picture of the G-string she found saying: "To think some woman out there right now, is freeballing on the Bondi to Bronte #respect."
A spokesperson for the brand confirmed that 1000 pairs of underwear were scattered across Bondi.
They said: "Nala is an Australian-based intimate brand like we’ve never seen.
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"Making fashionable, comfortable and inclusive pieces using planet-saving fabrics at an affordable price."
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