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FAQs about Latex Clothing
What size should I order in latex clothing?
Measure your chest, waist, hips and height before ordering - latex sizing follows body measurements closely rather than standard clothing sizes. When in doubt between two sizes, the smaller usually gives the intended fit. Latex stretches but loses its structure if it is too loose, so err on the side of snug rather than comfortable.
What do I actually need to get into latex for the first time?
A latex-safe dressing aid or silicone-based polish makes a significant difference. Apply it to your skin or the inside of the garment before dressing. Work the material on gradually rather than pulling hard. Never use oils, petroleum jelly or body lotion - these degrade latex and will damage the garment over time.
Cleaning and storing latex clothing - what's the right approach?
Rinse in cool water after wearing and pat dry with a clean cloth. Store in a cool, dark place away from sunlight, heat and sharp surfaces. Polish the outside with a latex-specific product to maintain the shine. Everything you need for cleaning, dressing and storage is in our Latex Care range.
Where should someone new to latex start?
A simpler garment - a latex top, skirt or shorts - is usually easier to manage as a first piece than a full catsuit. These are quicker to put on, easier to size and give you a feel for the material without the full commitment. Once you know how latex fits and behaves, moving to more complex pieces is straightforward.
Latex versus leather - which is right for you?
Latex sits directly against the skin, stretches with the body and creates a smooth, high-gloss surface. Leather holds its shape independently, has more structure and a different tactile quality. Both are strong choices for fetishwear - the right one depends on the look, feel and level of restriction you want. Take a look at our Leather Clothing range if you want to compare the two.