03 Dec 2016, 10:49
03 Dec 2016, 18:01
Likera, you can find all "parameters" on the website. I ordered size m for male. The coating seems to be stable, probably melted onto the fabric. This is definitely good quality.
As for the closed hood, I mentioned that for a good reason: the material seems to be airtight.
And no, I haven't bought a leotard with sleeves from them yet. I will, but not sure when. Perhaps a catsuit...
As for the closed hood, I mentioned that for a good reason: the material seems to be airtight.
And no, I haven't bought a leotard with sleeves from them yet. I will, but not sure when. Perhaps a catsuit...
04 Dec 2016, 00:23
(03 Dec 2016, 18:01 )Strappado Wrote: [ -> ]you can find all "parameters" on the website.I meant "your parameters". E.g. height, waist, etc. Possibly I will go also for size "M".
(03 Dec 2016, 18:01 )Strappado Wrote: [ -> ]melted onto the fabric.Sounds very interesting!
(03 Dec 2016, 18:01 )Strappado Wrote: [ -> ]the material seems to be airtight.I wonder if it's possible to make nose holes. Also, I'd like to have a leotard with a closed hood and sleeves with "closed" (socks-like) gloves. Need to ask them...
Another interesting option would be a lockable zip.
05 Dec 2016, 01:25
"I wonder if it's possible to make nose holes. "
That was my thinking too.
In fact one of the items I ordered was a hood with mesh eyes and no other holes. I thought the mesh might also help with breathing, but if not, a couple of tiny holes protected with eyelets might work well. They do a version with nose holes, but they looked unsightly to me, so I opted to DIY.
If the material is similar to very shiny PVC, then a hole punch and eyelets/small rivets should be very possible.
I'll let you know.
That was my thinking too.
In fact one of the items I ordered was a hood with mesh eyes and no other holes. I thought the mesh might also help with breathing, but if not, a couple of tiny holes protected with eyelets might work well. They do a version with nose holes, but they looked unsightly to me, so I opted to DIY.
If the material is similar to very shiny PVC, then a hole punch and eyelets/small rivets should be very possible.
I'll let you know.
05 Dec 2016, 23:45
They will do all sorts of changes, if you ask and pay, I think. Nose holes should be easy. Lockable zipper too, perhaps even in the options, that you have to select, when ordering.
The fabric is not coated PVC, it is coated something. The outside might be PU or whatever, I have no clue. "Stretchlack" literally means "stretchable laquer", but it probably is just a fancy name for it.
My size is 183 cm tall, 78-ish kg. My build hasn't changed since the last pictures, check "bolero armbinder" for example.
I consider punching small eyelets at the nose area. They will keep the fabric from tearing out and might even look nice.
By the way, I have compared the fabric to the thicker "rubberised" realize suits, it is very similar in all aspects.
The fabric is not coated PVC, it is coated something. The outside might be PU or whatever, I have no clue. "Stretchlack" literally means "stretchable laquer", but it probably is just a fancy name for it.
My size is 183 cm tall, 78-ish kg. My build hasn't changed since the last pictures, check "bolero armbinder" for example.
I consider punching small eyelets at the nose area. They will keep the fabric from tearing out and might even look nice.
By the way, I have compared the fabric to the thicker "rubberised" realize suits, it is very similar in all aspects.
16 Dec 2016, 02:40
(05 Dec 2016, 23:45 )Strappado Wrote: [ -> ]By the way, I have compared the fabric to the thicker "rubberised" realize suits, it is very similar in all aspects.But unlike Realise, the Fets-Fash material is stretchy, right?
18 Dec 2016, 20:53
(16 Dec 2016, 02:40 )Like Ra Wrote: [ -> ](05 Dec 2016, 23:45 )Strappado Wrote: [ -> ]By the way, I have compared the fabric to the thicker "rubberised" realize suits, it is very similar in all aspects.But unlike Realise, the Fets-Fash material is stretchy, right?
I've been told it's in the mail.
I'll let you know!
19 Dec 2016, 23:36
It is stretchy, which means, you might be able to use a size smaller. So, it is not like the realize fabric in one aspect.
23 Dec 2016, 03:29
My items arrived!
I ordered a Hood M3-1 (Black mesh eye holes - no nose or mouth - zipped back) in the Stretchlack Black Cube material.
And the Upper arm length gloves - in the same material.
They are lovely!
The stretch lack is stretchy, but tighter than Strong Lycra. Also tighter than PVC coated lycra - more like latex, but a thinner feel and more comfortable? The surface is bonded very well and the back is cloth like - as in PVC. The Black Cube is a very good surface - It feels so smooth! But kind of slick and frictionless to touch. It seems strong.
The gloves are a size smaller than I would order for everyday wear, but perfect in this fabric.
The hood fits fine - tight, but only just. I'm slightly concerned at the seam which comes up the centre of the chin - might leave a mark if worn too long.
The basic material is not breathable - air will pass thru, but you couldn't get enough without holes. The eye mesh afford just the right amount of air to breath, through the nose or mouth if not taped.
I might have to buy another hood with mouth and nose holes to get the best of both worlds.
If I were to order anything else (Which I probably will, when funds allow) I would go for a leotard with gloves and high waisted leggings with feet. I might order made to measure because I think it would benefit this Stretchlack stuff.
Highly recommended - might even beat latex in the long run.
I ordered a Hood M3-1 (Black mesh eye holes - no nose or mouth - zipped back) in the Stretchlack Black Cube material.
And the Upper arm length gloves - in the same material.
They are lovely!
The stretch lack is stretchy, but tighter than Strong Lycra. Also tighter than PVC coated lycra - more like latex, but a thinner feel and more comfortable? The surface is bonded very well and the back is cloth like - as in PVC. The Black Cube is a very good surface - It feels so smooth! But kind of slick and frictionless to touch. It seems strong.
The gloves are a size smaller than I would order for everyday wear, but perfect in this fabric.
The hood fits fine - tight, but only just. I'm slightly concerned at the seam which comes up the centre of the chin - might leave a mark if worn too long.
The basic material is not breathable - air will pass thru, but you couldn't get enough without holes. The eye mesh afford just the right amount of air to breath, through the nose or mouth if not taped.
I might have to buy another hood with mouth and nose holes to get the best of both worlds.
If I were to order anything else (Which I probably will, when funds allow) I would go for a leotard with gloves and high waisted leggings with feet. I might order made to measure because I think it would benefit this Stretchlack stuff.
Highly recommended - might even beat latex in the long run.
08 Mar 2018, 18:44
Just bought a couple of new items from Fets-Fash.
I chose a Black Stretchlack Long sleeve front zip body (Very shiny!), and a Stretchlack Jumpsuit with crotch zip and attached feet.
These arrived the other day and are superb. Well up to their usual standards and very comfortable to wear.
If I ever get to another Fetish club (it's been many years!) I will wear this type of stuff - not that it's much easier to wear than latex, but it is more practical for loo breaks!
Anybody else tried them yet?
I chose a Black Stretchlack Long sleeve front zip body (Very shiny!), and a Stretchlack Jumpsuit with crotch zip and attached feet.
These arrived the other day and are superb. Well up to their usual standards and very comfortable to wear.
If I ever get to another Fetish club (it's been many years!) I will wear this type of stuff - not that it's much easier to wear than latex, but it is more practical for loo breaks!
Anybody else tried them yet?