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Male Fetish Latex Clothing Guide by Sex Expert Tatyana Dyachenko

Male Fetish Latex Clothing Guide by Sex Expert Tatyana Dyachenko

Latex clothing has a strong second-skin effect that compresses against the body, offering more flexibility, fluidity, and a remarkable tactile sensation. Latex rubber is used for many clothing types, more so in the fetish community. Latex's shiny surface is common in fetish fashion and BDSM practitioners to make adult games even steamier. With men jumping on the bandwagon of latex rubber, here is everything you need to know about male fetish latex clothing.

Male Fetish Latex Clothing Guide by Sex Expert Tatyana Dyachenko

Latex rubber, as a clothing material, is often seen in strip and fetish clubs as a modern-day replacement for plastic material. It is commonly used by the fetish community and bondage play enthusiasts. That is so because of latex’s dramatic, skin-tight, and tactile appearance that gives wearers a sexy touch. While thousands of magazines are dedicated to latex products for women, men are starting to use fetish latex products in adult games. Moreover, it is the best alternative to classic plastic because it is shiny, super tight, and requires lubricants or talcum powder. Below is a buying guide to male latex fetish clothing.

What Is a Male Latex Fetish Clothing?

Many clothing pieces are made from latex or PVC material. For the most part, the latex second skin effect acts as a surrogate for the wearer's skin. Therefore, wearing latex skin-tight clothing gives the impression that the wearer is naked, or coated with shiny paint.

The utilization of latex in today’s fetish fashion is quite popular because latex comes in bright colors, or can be polished to add further visual stimulus for the wearer's physique. Besides, the skin-tight nature of latex has been harnessed in BDSM as a form of sexual bondage. Some notable male latex fetish items include crotchless underwear, corsets, catsuits, male briefs, boxer shorts, garters, and lingerie for men.

Different Types of Male Latex Fetish Clothing

Men’s Latex Briefs

Male fetish briefs are made using cuddly latex and can be worn not only in the bedroom but also while at work. They come with crotch pouches and double hems for extra reinforcement. They are quite comfortable and can be used for both work and adult gameplay.

Men’s Latex Boxer Short Panties

These are elastic latex boxers made of soft fabric ideal for underwear and clubwear. They come with or without a drawstring, among other construction differences.  The material is comfortable to wear all day, and can even be used as swimwear. Those that come with a drawstring have plenty of room around the waist to ensure extra support and full coverage.

Men’s knee Length Zipped Latex Boxer Shorts

For extra coverage, these latex boxers with a full zip option are ideal. They are made with a combination of spandex and faux leather and are quite flexible and comfortable.

Men’s Latex Bra and Panties Matching Set

These men's latex undergarments are made with a mixture of latex and see-through mesh. The bra's chest area and the panty's backside are made of see-through mesh, while the rest of the set is made of faux leather and latex material. Available in different colors and sizes, this sexy and revealing set of underwear is great for men.

Factors to Consider When Purchasing Male Latex Fetish Clothing

Check the Quality

When it comes to buying latex, quality is a priority. Many factors and even workshops nowadays manufacture latex. However, only a few are reputed to produce excellent quality latex products. As a quality identifier, opt for glued seams as opposed to welded ones because the latter rips easily. Further, opt for latex thickness of not less than 4mm.

Buy the Right Size

Like any piece of clothing, some people fit easily into pre-made latex clothing, while others may need their undies or bras customized to suit their specific needs. If money isn’t an issue, we suggest you take measurements and place your order.

Consider Your Boy Type

One mistake most buyers do is make random purchases without considering what clothing pieces are appropriate for their specific body types. When it comes to latex, though, there is little room for error, lest your wardrobe malfunctions. Do your due diligence to guide you on how to match your body proportions with clothing pieces. This will help you decide whether to wear extra skin-tight fitting latex or wear relaxed styles.

How to Use Male Fetish Latex Clothing

Male Fetish Latex Clothing Guide by Sex Expert Tatyana Dyachenko

Most quality-grade male latex fetish items on the market are molded from 100% natural latex and are, therefore, resistant to wear and tear. Nonetheless, latex's skin-tight nature makes it look like a second skin, which makes putting on latex clothing a challenge. For the most part, folks use talcum powder or lubricant to avoid tearing or splitting the latex. Regarding usage, apply the following measures:

  • For super tight latex pieces of clothing, use talcum powder to minimize wear and tear.
  • While putting on latex clothing, ensure it doesn’t get entangled with your fingernails or pieces of jewelry.
  • Do not attempt to wash latex clothing in washing machines because the scorching radiator will melt the material.
  • For care, it is recommended that you handwash your latex clothing, squeeze out the water with your hands, and ensure all the soap residues are wiped out before hanging to dry.
  • To prolong the life of your latex clothing, ensure it is totally dry before storing it in a dark room far from direct light, moisture, and other weather elements.

Safety Tips with Latex Clothing

Latex, besides being a natural form of rubber, can easily be damaged if necessary care is not administered. However, gentle care and proper storage can prolong its shelf life. Below are the common dos and don'ts with latex clothing:

  • Submerge your latex clothing in soapy water to get rid of lubricant, stain, or sweat. Dish soap is sufficient to remove talc, lubricant, or sweat.
  • Rinse out all soap residues with warm water before hanging it to dry.
  • Ensure the latex clothing is completely dry before storage.
  • Don’t use the dryer part of your washing machine or an iron box on your latex clothing.

Frequently Asked Questions about Male Latex Fetish Clothing

How Do I Clean Male Latex Fetish Clothing?

Wash your latex clothing with lukewarm water and a mild soap or detergent. Rinse the latex in clean water and dry it inside out. You do not want the sun to damage the latex. Do not wash latex garments in the washing machine or dry them using a hairdryer. You want to keep them as far away as you can from heat. After washing, you may gently rub them with latex polish to stop the latex from sticking. If you intend to store the latex for a while, polish both the inside and the outside of the material. Store latex clothing carefully folded or on a hanger so that they won't have wrinkles. Keep latex items away from heat, light, and direct sunlight, and do not store them where temperatures are high. Only store them in a cool, dry place. According to Kellomäki et al. (2012), latex is flexible even after washing.

Do not mix different colors of latex clothing together, as one color may spoil the other. Do not allow latex and oil-based lubricants to mix because you may cause irreparable damage to the latex if you do. Do not allow latex to contact brass, copper, bronze, and other metals, as they may stain the material.

Are there allergy Concerns?

Latex is tight, and if worn directly on the skin, it sweats easily. Latex can irritate the skin, and if the person has an allergy to latex, he is bound to react.

Latex clothing triggers an allergic reaction because latex is made of rubber and proteins. So when a person's skin reacts towards latex, it means that they are reacting toward proteins. These can be the reason for an allergic reaction. Recent studies have found that more people are becoming latex-sensitive, including individuals who are not always in contact with the material.

If you have an allergy to latex, the most common symptom of latex allergy is a rash on the affected area as Weston & Howe (2019) explained. Many people may think that this reaction is something different, like eczema. The allergy causes sneezing, swollen itchy eyes, and a runny nose. Hence, it may result in a misdiagnosis. Some patients have reported more serious reactions, such as wheezing. Moreover, Pumphrey, Duddridge & Norton (2001) explains that latex allergy may be fatal.

Can I Use Bleach on Latex Clothing?

According to Zumbühl et al. (2007), chlorine destroys latex by dissolving it. If you want to use bleach on latex, use it quickly and then rinse it thoroughly, or the bleach will degrade the latex.

Why is Male Fetish Clothing Expensive?

Male fetish clothing is expensive because of the following reasons;

Cost of the Fabric

Cubbin (2020) states that the main fabric used to make male fetish clothing is latex, which is not cheap. Companies that produce latex are very few, and finding the best quality is also difficult. Making latex clothes is labor-intensive and needs great skills. Thus latex clothing is most often made in a setting of experienced laborers, which explains the higher price tag. The chemicals used in manufacturing latex garments are harsh, and they turn the company into a hazardous working environment. The cost of enduring the harsh environment is passed on to the buyer.

Process of Turning it into a Garment

When the man eventually puts on the clothes, they may seem like ordinary pants but handling latex material to cut patterns is not easy because it is a stretchy material. Moreover, the seams are not sewn. They are stuck with glue.

Target Retailers

The retailers aren't as many as those that want to buy ordinary clothes, so the companies do not mass produce. They produce just as many products as can be bought. Fetishism still isn't huge enough to create a market that would need mass production.

The Accessories

The fetish clothes may have some accessories that must be fixed by hand, for instance, studs on the straps. Handmade clothes are always more expensive than machine-made clothes.

How do I Shine Latex Clothing?

Choose a product that works for you. The product should be specifically meant for latex so that it may leave the latex as shinny as you'd love it to be. Silicone spray can also work for a quick shine, but you should not use it indoors because the spray is harsh. Avoid shining products with petroleum because the oil will damage your garment.

How do I Store Latex Fetish Clothing?

Before storing, make sure that you dust the garment to stop it from sticking on the surface. If the latex gets stored for too long without talc, it will stick to itself and get damaged. After adding talc to the garment, hang it but not with the straps because they will be disfigured. Wherever you keep the latex garment, keep it in the dark because latex and bright light don't mix. The latex gets destroyed.

Is the Latex Fetish Clothing Warm?

Since we tend to sweat a lot while wearing latex, it may seem as if latex is warm, but it's not. We sweat with every fabric we wear, but latex fabric is not breathable. It does not absorb sweat, and there's no air circulation underneath the fabric. Latex in cold weather will not make you comfortable. Instead, you will sweat, and all you will experience is discomfort. If you want to avoid sweating while wearing latex fabric, apply talc to the insides of the clothing.

How is Latex Worn?

When you wear latex, you must take note of the seams and make sure that you wear it perfectly the first time because latex tends to stick on the skin, forming a vacuum. Moving the fabric around can cause it to tear. You may have to remove it if it doesn't feel comfortable and retry wearing it rather than trying to readjust it.

Can Latex Fetish Clothing Get Wet?

Since latex does not absorb water, you may think it does not get wet, but it does. After cleaning it with water, you need to let it dry. Do not dry it in direct sunlight. Direct sunlight damages latex. 

References

Cubbin, T. (2020). Crafting Fetish Across Materials and Sexual Styles: An Interview with Skeeter of Mr. S Leather. The Journal of Modern Craft13(2), 179-187.

Kellomäki, T., Virkki, J., Merilampi, S., & Ukkonen, L. (2012). Towards washable wearable antennas: a comparison of coating materials for screen-printed textile-based UHF RFID tags. International Journal of Antennas and Propagation2012.

Pumphrey, R. S., Duddridge, M., & Norton, J. (2001). Fatal latex allergy. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology107(3), 558.

Weston, W. L., & Howe, W. (2019). Patient education: Contact dermatitis (including latex dermatitis)(Beyond the Basics).

Zumbühl, S., Attanasio, F., Scherrer, N. C., Müller, W., Fenners, N., & Caseri, W. (2007). Solvent Action on Dispersion Paint Systems and the Influence on the Morphology–Changes and Destruction. In Modern Paints Uncovered: Proceedings from the Modern Paints Uncovered Symposium (p. 257). Getty Publications.