latex

[Strange1]

Just want to know why its not being talked about?

 

[CutieMouse]

Beeecause no one has brought it up? There has to be latex people hanging around here somewhere... maybe the thread will take off if you start the discussion.

 

[somberReality]

I've never worn it but heard it's quite sexeh to wear and look at

 

[TheBlackDahlia]

Well, if you want, we can talk about it now.

Where do we start?

 

[ecstaticsub]

I ordered a latex spanking skirt. I hope to receive it this weekend. I hope it fits because it is non-refundable..Yikes! It did look extremely sexy.

 

[Netzach]

...is expensive.

I like it.

But I'm more lustful over gear than clothing lately. Breather hoods, vacbeds and really expensive toys.

 

[Strange1]

You know I don't even know ware to get latex gear. Anyone who would know post it or just pm me pleas.

 

[Chicklet]

I'm allergic to latex!

 

[sureibu]

You know I don't even know ware to get latex gear. Anyone who would know post it or just pm me pleas.

Here's one:

latex and rubber

 

[DeservingBitch]

Latex... one of the many yet-to-be-own fetish gear I desire.

I really need to find me a sub-boy to pay for my expensive tastes and desires for fetish gear and toys.

Fuck being sub-less AND poor sucks!

 

[Netzach]

Fuck being poor and having subs who aren't billionaires either. *sigh* when you do get a decent pay pig, don't get attached to one who has to send a kid to college and gets out of a bad contract and into a worse one. A bad paypig can make a great sissy maid though.

Demask is, stateside, a great supplier. The dollar to euro sucking as it does I'd get everything there, if I had any crappy dollars to play with either.
cocoon (cocoon1.com) is what I''ll do when the exchange rates improve.

I have a couple of outfits cobbled from demask, syren, and some other british place, and some face hoods, my husband has a demask trenchcoat and used to have a silver outfit that finally gave up the ghost from houseofwhacks (I miss them, their stuff was nice)

Care and upkeep is key. If you have some - don't let it touch your leather

 

[subkitty72]

I'm allergic to latex!

How does the allergy manifest itself, chicky?

I don't own any latex, but i think it's beautiful and would like to order some, but I'm scared that I'll be allergic to it 'cause one time I had an allergy to Mr Clean rubber gloves used to wash dishes. And, yes, I was really washing dishes.

Anyone know of a way to test before hand?

 

[Netzach]

How does the allergy manifest itself, chicky?

I don't own any latex, but i think it's beautiful and would like to order some, but I'm scared that I'll be allergic to it 'cause one time I had an allergy to Mr Clean rubber gloves used to wash dishes. And, yes, I was really washing dishes.

Anyone know of a way to test before hand?

Latex gloves.

You'll know.

And if you're mildly allergic I'd steer way clear of wearing latex, increased exposure worsens the allergy.

 

[Netzach]

I love the look and feel, I really do, but I'm glad that I'm not someone who MUST have it in order to get off - the fact is, just getting in and out of it is the pleasure and yet the major ordeal. You have to lube or powder and ease yourself in. When I was a prodomme, I had to find outfits I could get into on my own and it was a challenge (unless I was working with someone into intimate domestic service I didn't mind getting a larger eyeful of me than normal - some good little sissies were that good) Going to shop for latex is an hours long adventure for this reason. If you just want to look hot and be in a dungeon, plan an hour to get dressed - and then you have to watch out for hot candles, sharp edges, stray EMT shears in your own kit. You get the point.

I've seen Midori demo in latex clothing - more power to her. I found it to be my sit pretty and be adored clothing.

 

[subkitty72]

Latex gloves.

You'll know.

And if you're mildly allergic I'd steer way clear of wearing latex, increased exposure worsens the allergy.

D'oh!

Of course. Latex gloves...

I have to try this again 'cause not sure I was allergic to the gloves or the chore.

Are there any alternatives to Latex that don't cause allergies? Some material with a similar look, feel, sound?

 

[Netzach]

D'oh!

Of course. Latex gloves...

I have to try this again 'cause not sure I was allergic to the gloves or the chore.

Are there any alternatives to Latex that don't cause allergies? Some material with a similar look, feel, sound?

A lot of people opt for PVC, but I don't care for it much. It is shiny, but latex has a certain hug that it doesn't have. If you want the visual, I'd say PVC or patent leather. If you want the *feel* I'd say corseting, old school powermesh foundation garments, thigh boots that lace up, anything that squeezes evenly.

 

[subkitty72]

A lot of people opt for PVC, but I don't care for it much. It is shiny, but latex has a certain hug that it doesn't have. If you want the visual, I'd say PVC or patent leather. If you want the *feel* I'd say corseting, old school powermesh foundation garments, thigh boots that lace up, anything that squeezes evenly.

Thanks, Netz.

yeah, I'm not a big PVC fan (pleather-eek) either. Patent leather I do like. It's not that comfortable-I have one of those thick belts with the multiple buckles and it doesn't move easily ... but very pretty.

Not sure about the other stuff; I've never seen it... Thank god for google and you guys.

 

[Netzach]

Thanks, Netz.

yeah, I'm not a big PVC fan (pleather-eek) either. Patent leather I do like. It's not that comfortable-I have one of those thick belts with the multiple buckles and it doesn't move easily ... but very pretty.

Not sure about the other stuff; I've never seen it... Thank god for google and you guys.

Oh powernet? I bet you have. Think mom's foundation garments from the 60's. Cone bras and girdles and long leg panty girdles are made of it.

 

[CutieMouse]

Not sure about the other stuff; I've never seen it... Thank god for google and you guys

If you eBay, look for vintage lingerie that mentions powernet or rubberized elastic - good rubberized elastic will usually be early to pre-50s, and you'll have to fight the fetish crowd for it, but you can occasionally find stuff that sneaks through.

Open bottom girdles in rubberized elastic with satin panels and trolley garters... yummmmmmmy.

I'll see if I have an old image around somewhere and PM it to you, kitty.

ETA: I just checked and I don't have the image I was thinking of, anymore.

 

[subkitty72]

If you eBay, look for vintage lingerie that mentions powernet or rubberized elastic - good rubberized elastic will usually be early to pre-50s, and you'll have to fight the fetish crowd for it, but you can occasionally find stuff that sneaks through.

Open bottom girdles in rubberized elastic with satin panels and trolley garters... yummmmmmmy.

I'll see if I have an old image around somewhere and PM it to you, kitty.

Thanks, lovely-mouse... I'd appreciate that.

Good to see you around. Really good.

 

[TheBlackDahlia]

Here's one:

latex and rubber

Wow, I'll definitely have to keep that one in mind. Thanks for posting it.

 

[FurryFury]

Latex is hot as clothing, good in a condom. That's my experience.

 

[HB1965]

I'm allergic to latex too. I'm not fond of the clothing. I've also been told it can be very hot (as in temperature) to wear.

 

[subkitty72]

Oh powernet? I bet you have. Think mom's foundation garments from the 60's. Cone bras and girdles and long leg panty girdles are made of it.

Uuum, Netz, somehow the thought of my mom's foundation garments from back in the day totally takes the hitch out of my giddyup.

 

[Netzach]

Uuum, Netz, somehow the thought of my mom's foundation garments from back in the day totally takes the hitch out of my giddyup.

aw, no secrets in lace or girdlebound for you, huh?
<-- digs retro