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<p><em>Loosely translated from <a href="/latex.html">here</a></em></p> <p>I have sensories issues limiting the clothes i can wear. I hate ripped tissues or certain types of materials, i can't stand wet tissues either.</p> <p>On the other side i love latex, i really love latex because it's not fiber but a totally sleek material, it's …</p>

<p><em>Loosely translated from <a href="/latex.html">here</a></em></p> <p>I have sensories issues limiting the clothes i can wear. I hate ripped tissues or certain types of materials, i can't stand wet tissues either.</p> <p>On the other side i love latex, i really love latex because it's not fiber but a totally sleek material, it's elastic, heavy and mostly hermetic. It's also skintight and i need tight clothes it's like an armor on my skin. I like only real latex (rubber), not vinyl, pvc or anything petroleum based. I made this page because i know a lot of people are curious about latex.</p> <p>This fetish is also a way to be out as a queer, transfem, non-binary person. Like gothic, emo or punk people reusing bdsm symbols and military attires.</p> <div class="flex photo"> <p> <img src="/media/latex/1301.jpg" alt="me with loose jeans and tight latex top"> </p> <p> <img src="/media/latex/2609.jpg" alt="me with loose latex skirt and tight latex top"> </p> <p> <img src="/media/latex/6203.jpg" alt="me with faux-fur coat and adidas latex tights"> </p> </div> <p>Latex is slowly entering the fashion industry, like <a href="https://www.versace.com/fr/fr/stories/defiles/ss-2022-men-women.html">Versace</a> in 2022 and <a href="https://www.adidas.fr/legging-latex-3-bandes/JD1067.html">Adidas</a> in 2025 but I'm not sure if the trend will persist because it's a really weird material: it's hermetic so sweat cannot escape but it's not insulated: it's really difficult to wear in winter, it's sticky, it needs lube, it's washable only by hand and it's fragile. These constraints are why latex clothes are really apart.</p> <p>I wear latex often, mostly everyday when the temperatures are not extreme.</p> <h2>Buying latex</h2> <blockquote> <p>Some people are allergic to latex! Maybe chlorinated latex can temper that but not sure.</p> </blockquote> <p>Important:</p> <ul> <li>made to measure is better, especially for catsuits.</li> <li>never buy latex on amazon, ebay or aliexpress, not even for a first try: it's really bad!</li> </ul> <p>Various options when buying latex:</p> <ul> <li>it can be chlorinated or not, it's a chemical process making the latex non-sticky but really smooth. i don't like it but it's a personal choice.</li> <li>the standard thickness is 0.4mm, it's the better compromise between durability and elasticity. 0.25mm latex is easier to put on but really fragile. &gt;0.5mm latex is less elastic and so less skintight.</li> <li>some clothes like catsuits have front or back zips. latex clothes without zippers provide a better insulation feeling but neck entry catsuits in ≥0.4mm are really difficult to put on.</li> <li>latex is sensible to uv degradation.</li> <li>a lot of colors are available but light colors are more sensible to uv yellowing. black is better.</li> </ul> <p>Latex clothes are typically made at order, made to measure or not. This implies a manufacturing delay variyng between a few weeks to a few months.</p> <p>Review of some vendors:</p> <ul> <li>❤️ Adidas: i have black tights in 0.4mm because i was lucky enough to browse their website at the right time. they're nice, material is nice and the fit is awesome but they were too expensive.</li> <li>✅ Bright&amp;shiny (Ukraine): material is nice (my first catsuit bought 5 years ago is still good) but made to measure could be more precise.</li> <li>❤️ Chronomatic (Germany): awesome but expensive, latex is like chlorinated on the inside but not outside.</li> <li>😨 Latex Catfish (China): a lot of choice but made to measure is random and shipping delays are absurd.</li> <li>❤️ Libidex (UK): a lot of choice, shipping in less than a month and good quality material but not made to measure.</li> <li>✅ Simon-o (Germany): really nice material and one-side chlorination in option but no made to measure anymore and the designs are old.</li> </ul> <h2>Taking care of latex</h2> <p>The triforce of products:</p> <ul> <li><strong>scent free dish soap</strong>: for washing latex, with warm water.</li> <li><strong>silicone lube</strong> for wearing it and make it shine (i use begloss easy glide)</li> <li><strong>talc powder</strong> to help removing tight clothes without tearing and store items. avoid amidon based powders, use mineral talc.</li> </ul> <p>Dish soap can be replaced by more expensive specialized products but ultimately they do the same thing: remove oil, sweat, acid or anything that will degrade the material at long term.</p> <p>After cleaning my latex i rince it in Vivishine: it lubes the material sufficiently to avoid it to stick to itself and shines it.</p>