Plastic Pants

I love the feel of the plastic against my skin as well. Perfect when you start to get sweaty in them. I also like a sauna suit over the top of the pants for a full coverage pvc fun. I like to go out in the yard and see how long I can take it in the sauna suit getting nice and sweaty and feeling the slippery inside of the pvc pants as I walk around. I agree as others have stated that the sound of the pvc can be very enjoyable as well.

I am a huge lover of plastic pants, even more so if they are locking. On that not I present to you the Rolls Royce of plastic pants!

http://shop.kinkydiapers.com/lockable-rubber-pull-on-pants-5086-p.asp

Rufusc24 (wrote)

I just bought a pair of Salk Sani-Pants at a medical supply store and am wearing them over a Molicare Super plus diaper.I was worried that the mediums would be too small but they are just right, even though they say 28" - 36" and I am 39" around my belly button. These are pull ups but they also com,e in snap on.

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The clue to fitting here is the HIPS - your belly waist is 39 - I guess the hips are 42 to 44 - for an item be it pull-on diapers

plastic panties etc. they must pass over the hip point to settle in fitting at a high low belly waist. You are not getting anything

on to fit at any of these waists unless it is able to get by the hip bulge in the road. If your waist fitting is same as the hips then the diaper pull-on or plastic panties are going to fit oh so tight and maybe suffer rupture tears at seams - best to allow at least some room perhaps 4 inches for comfort and long term stretching of the elastic waist band. Also the tighter the fit the less room in the RISE (distance from crotch to top of waist band) too little room and voila a bikini arrangement and too much a Michelin man oversized diaper - somewhere in the middle for a custom fit.

Plastic pants are an absolute must for diapers of any kind. I love both my Babykins and Leakmaters plastic pants.

Plastic pants rule!!! They are awesome to wear over the top of disposable nappies (to give that extra leak protection) and they are mandatory over cloth nappies.

I like mine to be snug around the waist and leg elastics but extra roomy in the crotch so I can wear multiple layers and really thick nappies under them. I've got them in clear, white, blue and yellow.

Most of mine are pull-ons (lots of brands) but I've got a couple of pairs of snap-on Suprima plastic pants, which are super cool.

I'm a plastic pants lover - well, generally just a plastic lover. But whatever else I'm wearing that's plastic, I'll be wearing plastic pants under it. I love the way soft, smooth plastic feels against my skin.

I love plastic pants they are must over terry nappies it completes the baby look and feel and it is great when they rustle and crinkle no hiding what you are wearing

I get a kick out of the first post, "I know this is slicing things pretty thin..." and my thought is, not at all. When I read the whole thread I see that I'm far from the only person who loves the feel of plastic pants as well as other plastic garments next to my skin. I've got a lot of plastic pants - I'm thinking probably a couple of hundred pairs by now - as well as bloomers, rompers, aprons, raincoats and jackets, shirts/blouses/tops, skirts, and dresses...and a sauna suit. I always sleep in plastic panties, and if it's a cool night I'll add a romper, or even a dress if it's really cold. That feels much nicer to me than adding a heavy extra blanket. Years ago when I started sleeping in plastic panties I discovered that I fall asleep more easily, sleep better, and wake up feeling better. There is really no more luxurious feeling to me than waking up in plastic.

My latest favorite: http://www.healthwick.ca/rearz-silence-high-rise-waterproof-pants/.

The urethane content makes them extremely durable and they are very comfortable.

U.S. customers search www.healthwick.com.

I do too the rare times I am not diapered. Weddings, work events, etc... Otherwise, always diapered with plastic pants.

I think its exciting to wear plastic pants of white briefs 😃

I think its exciting to wear plastic pants of white briefs 😃

Thanks nappyboy2, I love you for reminding me of just how cool and exciting it is to go out with plastic pants worn over (tighty) white briefs. It takes me right back to my school days 😃

Plastic pants are a big part of the fetish for me, i wear mine with a nappy either cloth or disposable, over my undies or with nothing underneath. There just great to wear.

Would love to have somoene i know do that for me

I started wearing plastic pants over my diapers a couple of years ago and haven't gone back.

I've tried various plastic pants in the past, and it never really caught on with me. The other day though I tacked on some vinyl pants to an online marketplace order and I must say it's been a new experience.

The confidence of not leaking is awesome, and that allows me to almost completely forget I am wearing! it's been great! The ones I got were by "americare", manufactured by "fiberlinks textiles".

I like that these are very thin and discreet, almost silent (wearing panties or boxer briefs over) roomy enough though to fit a reasonably bulky diaper. Not totally leak-proof if using disposables and sitting (though I'll often cheat and use a small hand-towel sized cloth as a "liner" between my diaper and the plastic pants - stays in place pretty well if I'm wearing something over, and wicks up any sweat or leakage.)

I've got a larger pair of leakmaster pants and I can only wear them for night diapers, they are much much bulkier, made out of thicker material and consequently they have more thickness in the waist and leg bands, but they are a LOT roomier 😄

I'm kind of surprised at how much of a psychological effect wearing them has.

comments or queries welcomed!

~Baby Guyver~

You do know that exposure to any body fluids or waste including sweat is stripping the plasticisers out of the pant which causes them to become hard and crack, your sweat Is slightly less toxic to your pants than petroleum products, not to be a wet diaper but I still meet people all the time that don't know this !

Sure, I think most of us already know that. We just have to accept that our beloved plastic panties will wear out like any other article of clothing.

Posted this several times before. Go to a site that sells supplies for making soft lures for fishing. These sites sell a product for softening the plastic they use for the fishing lures. "Plastic Softener". Rub a light film on the inside and outside of your plastic pants where they have gotten stiff then toss them in the microwave till they get really warm (don't melt them). A couple treatments and heatings and they get as soft as brand new. Too much and they get way softer than new (not good). Keep it off the elastics as best you can as the elastics will go limp. I bought a bottle of the stuff and softened about 20 pairs of plastic pants to like new. I love the stuff..

Having found and tried the new PUL Polyurethane plastic pants I would not now buy any other type as they have a lot to recommend them.

Very long lasting, some of mine are well over a year old having been used on every other day and washed the same. They offer extremely good value for the money.

They are not affected by chemicals such as Vaseline or Sudocream and anti nappy rash creams.

They are very much like the old Rubber pants a lot of us had when we were babies/ young children. They tend to be cool on the skin & they are not easily punctured or tear. They are just so soft and silky.

Easily machine washed although I do not put them in the machine and prefer to hand wash with soap.

On the down side:-

Over prolonged use they do stretch, one of my oldest pants (must be at least 2 years old) has now stretched from an "X" to an "XL"

It seems the real death of them is that the elastic's tend to stretch so much as to become useless.

I did have one pair that were badly sewn and the plastic ripped all across one side destroying the pants completely?

The maths are simple, standard plastic pants at £6.25 each will last about one month before the waist cracks and becomes uncomfortable to wear.

PUL costs around £17.00 each, but usually last over a year.

I always wear a disposable with stretch pants over the top and all covered with a really comfortable PUL pant, they have not let me down yet ?

And yes I have a serious stash of them, but on a positive note will probably not need to buy any more for the next 10 years.

What a great topic. I can fully understand people wearing plastic pants over nappies/diapers for protection and fun but for me it has to be just the plastic pants next to the skin they feel so good and love it when they get slippy inside but that's another story.

To my experience plastic pants does not last very long before they crack. Pull pants lasts a lot longer, years in my experience.

As my daytime waterproof pant over my daytime diaper I use Gary activewear Paul pants, the fit is perfect and they support my diaper very well.

Nighttime I use genuine rubber pants. I just love how they feel and the very special sound they make.

My day pants are all custom made for me thru Angelfluff, they are living air red and fitted, how about later like the Hem. I own my hem pattern, if I need newer ones to just call give the Hem how many and me. Pat is going on n not kb, I and Gary makes my Hem and ships, I have patterns for pull on and snap on, for night I use custom right rubber bloomers f and m Km ns.

At home I also have every color and nd er the radio n bow and in vinyl, the black ones are stored with seperate diapers, they are my go to if I need to do use petroleum. I have been wearing “bluece” for 11 *years, not a single pair of pants has family led yet.

Yeah, I wear plastic pants with my diapers. I wear lined plastic pants which catch leaks, as well as hiding my diaper a little better 😃

I do have a couple of sauna suits, but I end up not wearing them very often. I wear the tops by themselves sometimes. I have a translucent red one from Haian, lovely soft plastic. I had to finish making it as the pant legs weren't sealed correctly and luckily the little sealer I have did the trick, it doesn't always work, depending on the formulation of the plastic. Now I have to fix the sleeve on the top - it came apart at the seam when I wore it yesterday.

I just have grown to strongly prefer wearing a plastic dress or skirt over my plastic panties.

Babykins makes a nice PVC snap shoulder bodysuit, it goes on easy and about the only way your clothes can wet is at the neck line because everything else is covered. It's a very popular item as they are the only company that makes them.

For dresses and skirts look up Gary on Google they make thousands of products out of PVC and vinyl geared to plastic lovers that you don't see available through Incontinence sites.

I have one of the snap shoulder bodysuits that I got from Fetware. It does feel nice to wear but I wish the snaps were a couple of inches forward instead of right on top, it'd be easier to put on.

Last time I looked at Gary's website I saw that they only sell through distributors (except for shower curtains). Maybe that's changed, I'll have to look again. I bought a Lucille apron and a short -sleeved top from Plastikwäsche zum Verlieben a couple of years ago and was quite surprised to find they were both Gary products. There doesn't seem to be a market for plastic garments other than panties or bloomers in the US … most vendors either only carried them for a while or never have at all. But I'm well supplied with skirts I got from Fetware and ACM/Rearz over the years, and a couple from Fabimonti. When Rearz was practically giving away their inventory of AC Medical's blue dresses I stocked up on them, I probably have a lifetime supply of those which is a good thing because I wear them a lot.

@vvp39 the trick is to order in bulk, 15 or more of one item at Babykins gets a hefty discount and is made to order, so in the case of the bodysuit tell them what changes you need or want and they will do them. You need to measure yourself and fill out the custom clothing form with your measurements and any changes you want, they will make one and send it to you for approval before making the full order. I order everything in bulk from them, saves a ton of money and gets you perfect custom instead of generic off the Rack size, also If you need a Gary dealer Angelfluff diapers is the one I use. All my pants are Gary except my bloomers, those I get From Babykins.

I am always repairing my plasticpants as they do crack at the seams, but years back a company called comco made some really heavy duty ones and they are the ones that have lasted for years without cracking. Too bad they stop making them

Plastic pants are one of my most favorite things. I have many pairs and styles and materials. Some are cheap, some cost a bit but they all are a pleasure to wear. It's my private pleasure, although my wife knows and is totally OK with it. She even has a pair of the 3 for $10 catalog pants in her undies drawer! It's all about the PVC or vinyl I'm a fan of. I have a few pairs of PUL type but they are just not the same to me. I love the smell and feel of the soft plastic. I'm not incontinent and don't use diapers but like some others here, I will wear them over my regular cotton briefs. I always go to sleep with a pair, just holding on to them or tucking them into my sleep sweats, almost like a security blanket you could say. I've been a lover of plastic pants for over 60 years! Yeah, I'm all in!!