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Latex Clothing – More Than Just Catsuits

Pretty much everyone has seen a movie or TV show that features a dominatrix in a scene – or at least the popular idea of a dominatrix. It’s usually a woman dressed in a full latex clothing getup, including a catsuit or corset, gloves and long kinky boots. This image has been used so often that most people begin to misunderstand the nature of fetish fashion and latex clothing in general. There is far more to latex wear than those common catsuits and corsets – so much more.

While just about everyone can appreciate a latex catsuit on a woman, not everyone realizes that many men enjoy wearing latex as well. Needless to say a latex catsuit looks quite different on a man than a woman. One of the major differences is that while women’s latex clothing is almost always skin tight, some men’s clothing is more loosely fitting. Of course there are still many skin-tight options for men as well.

Since latex clothing is mostly associated with the bondage and discipline, domination and submission and sado-masochism scenes (BDSM for short) many latex clothes are designed with that scene in mind. That’s why you’ll often see things like latex straightjackets, or latex catsuits that have internal sleeves. These clothes are all designed to restrict the wearer’s movements or make them uncomfortable – in other words, bondage and discipline.

Another common feature, particularly in men’s latex clothing, is the addition of feminine qualities. Some latex hoods, for instance, will have red lining around the lips, making it appear like a woman’s lipstick. More extreme items may include things like inflatable breasts and or even a “pregnancy belly.” While some men enjoy these “cross dressing” elements on their own merits, they are also often considered a form of humiliation to be used between dominants and submissives. It’s a process known as “forced feminization” or “sissification.”

Now, if you’re not into any of that but you just like the look and feel of latex, there are plenty of other non fetishistic options. You can even get clothing that you’d wear every day – shirts, pants, hoodies, jackets – in full latex. These clothes can easily be worn out in public without raising a fuss.

There are a lot of sex shops and online stores that offer latex clothes. There are a few problems with many of these sellers, though. For one, many confuse latex with a material called PVC – and while the two look similar they are actually quite different. Latex is heavier and generally tighter, creating a feeling of a “second skin” in a way that PVC doesn’t.

Another problem is that even many companies that do use latex simply mass produce their items. When it comes to something like latex, having the perfect is important. That’s why Kinky King Latex hand makes each piece they produce. This allows them to easily make properly fitting latex wear at a reasonable cost. Kinky King offers the full breadth of latex wear options – from the extreme fetishist to the casual one. Whatever your latex desires, count on Kinky King to fulfill them.