Vintage diaper and baby pants ads

I use to love looking at vintage diaper, and baby pants ads. I loved to get hold of anything, with ads for diapers and baby pants in it. Anyone else, remember the thrill of looking through magazines and catalogs like, Sears Roebuck, J C Penny's, Wards, etc. I can remember looking through magazines, and seeing lots of Gerber plastic panty ads. I think I still have a Life magazine from the mid 60's, that had a picture of a dad holding his leg out, so the baby wearing only a t shirt and Gerber plastic panties, could bounce on his foot/ankle. I looked at that, many times when I was young. I loved how the plastic panties ballooned out from the leg holes, and wait. When I had nothing to do while visit my aunt, I would go through the Sears catalogs she kept, so I could see all the plastic panties in them. Sometimes, you could catch a TV ad for laundry soap too, and they would have cloth diapers as the subject. But, usually no plastic baby pants seen there. This of course, being before disposables got to be popular. I like the print ads more, because you could find the plastic panties there.

I have posted a few pictures in the galleries, under the title, VINTAGE DIAPER/BABY PANTS ADS. It's in the Diapers, and Clothes heading, or. http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=gallery;ox=showalbum;ax=7488

I will try and add to that when I can. It's mostly, of vintage Sears catalogs right now.

Yep, I loved checking out the ads. My favorite was in this free local paper that came in the mail. Every week they had this ad with a teen aged kid in diapers and plastic pants. The ad explained that they carried plastic pants for older bedwetters and had sizes fitting any teen wetter. I dreamed of it being me in the ad. I wonder how that kid felt standing there in his plastic pants while they took his picture knowing it was going to be in all the neighbors mail boxes.

This all took place right when puberty was hitting and the plastic pants and diapers REALLY had my juices flowing. I'd get all worked up thinking about it (not really knowing or thinking why). The store was actually within an easy bike ride from where I lived, I always wanted to go there and buy a couple pairs. But the fear and shame of being found out kept me away. I wonder how many other kids like me wanted to run down and get a pair....lol.

I remember looking at ads for older children, and adult bed wetting items too. But, I didn't live near any stores that sold those things. Any stores that sold them, were out of bike riding range. There were local drug stores, and pharmacies that might have had some, but you couldn't go to one and risk someone knowing you. Later, I did order some from Sears, had them delivered to the store, and I drove there to pick them up.

I lived for all these adds and catalogs, thanks for bringing back great memories

I just found some 1990 attends adult diapers i love the way they feel on me

The early attends are great with lots of vasline no long walks (the friction makes you cum often)

I wore Stay Dry underpants with string ties on the side and a plastic pants. I remember the ads in magazines.

I used to anxiously await the new Sears Catalog and would constantly look at the adult diaper and plastic pants section. When I was 13 and my interest in diapers started coming around I got the idea to press down on this section so that when you flipped through the pages it would always open to the adult diaper section. My hope was that my Mom would see these and tell me I had to start wearing for my continued bedwetting. About a month after this I walked into my parents bedroom and noticed my Mom was looking at the Catalog and it was open to the very familiar adult diaper section. My heart started racing as I felt sure that Mom would ask me what I would think about wearing some of the items in the section. I am sorry to report that she merely closed the catalog and never brought up the subject. Once I started driving I was able to order several of these products and enjoy my first adult diaper experiences.

I went through the women's magazines and the catalogs phase. Sears had a lot of stuff that made me and my buddy completely miserable. (Because we couldn't get our hands on them.) (Yeah, go figure your best buddy is totally into this stuff too.)

Those Dri-Pants that have the kid being either happy or miserable in the ads, I finally got my hands on a pair and yikes, no good.

I reckon if you try to improvise diapers out of whatever materials are handy, you're one of us.

Thats what I loved about AB Kingdom -The Vintage Photos of Girls dressed in diapers & plastic Pants ,some were supplied by " Wringer " . Some were of a girl who is blond in looks sat at the desk with her hand down her plastic Pants .I was pleased I also saw them in images . Beautiful Girl in her puffy pants -Any idea the make of the Pants ?

Dig em up. Those Sears, JC Penney and Montgomery Ward catalogs had some good stuff.

Ive been very much into Plastic Pants ,and trying now to find Adult Size pants which feel & smell as the companies made them in the early 60s- 70s .Has anyone found any ?I have quite a few pairs of pants -60 pairs plus !!,And none realy match thoses of the era I remember , There is an image of ?? who is wearing the Pants I really want "Pam " ?? sitting at a desk .Any-one know where I can find them ?Kind Thanks

Lovejoy, I suspect that the art of compounding soft vinyl sheeting has changed sufficiently in fifty years that you just are not going to find plastic pants of contemporary manufacture that feel and smell exactly like those old ones. And that's aside from the fact that our memories change as we grow older. The plasticizers used nowadays are much longer lasting than they were then. I remember that plastic stuff from the 50's or 60's could get brittle even if it wasn't used while that isn't the case nowadays. But they also don't have the same smell they did back in the day.

I see that you have a lot of plastic pants so I'm thinking that you've probably tried different manufacturers. Most of mine are from Fetware and AC Medical/Rearz although I do have a few from Babykins and Protex...and also from Suprima and PVC-U-Like. Right now Rearz has a lot of AC Medical plastic pants as well as rompers and dresses on clearance. The prices for five- and ten-packs are so absurdly low that they more than make up for the expensive overseas postage. (I probably have lifetime supplies of a lot of these....)

Thanks for the Info VVP 39 , Ive tried most of the different companies - PVC-U-Like-pack of 5s x3 , "Cozy & dry " -Lincoln "shop 4 PVC -Sadly finished ,and a Company dealing with Plastic Pants for the incontinent folks . I did try Fetware too .-Loved them ,but over seas companies takes so much time ,but makes things more expencsive too .

Lovejoy, I suspect that the art of compounding soft vinyl sheeting has changed sufficiently in fifty years that you just are not going to find plastic pants of contemporary manufacture that feel and smell exactly like those old ones. And that's aside from the fact that our memories change as we grow older. The plasticizers used nowadays are much longer lasting than they were then. I remember that plastic stuff from the 50's or 60's could get brittle even if it wasn't used while that isn't the case nowadays. But they also don't have the same smell they did back in the day.

I see that you have a lot of plastic pants so I'm thinking that you've probably tried different manufacturers. Most of mine are from Fetware and AC Medical/Rearz although I do have a few from Babykins and Protex...and also from Suprima and PVC-U-Like. Right now Rearz has a lot of AC Medical plastic pants as well as rompers and dresses on clearance. The prices for five- and ten-packs are so absurdly low that they more than make up for the expensive overseas postage. (I probably have lifetime supplies of a lot of these....)

Thanks for the Info

I been thinking, it being Mothers Day coming up and all. She was a great lady, and so far as I can tell, had nothing to do with my interest in diapers. She is probably up in Heaven saying something like "Oh just wait till I get my hands on him".

Me and my best friend couldn't wait for the latest Sears catalog. You can imagine why. We had this elaborate fantasy where we would take care of all the bullies by putting them in diapers they couldn't take off.

Of course we dug for ads anywhere we could find them. there was some neat shit out there, even back then.

One that still puzzles me was mumble mumble "tight rubber pants for your husband". Weird? Lucky husband.

Ronnie had to move to Florida after his parents died. But, last time I heard from him, he said, HEY I found a buddy into PL/PA. (That was our abbreviation for plastic pants and whatnot.)

So here's to moms everywhere.