Latex sticks to dry skin, so putting on a catsuit for the first time can be surprising. With a little preparation and the right product, it only takes a few minutes.
Before you start
- Take off rings, bracelets, watch and earrings that could catch the latex.
- Check your nails: long or sharp nails are the main cause of tears. Thin cotton gloves help.
- Make sure your skin is clean and dry, without cream or oil.
- Have your dressing aid within reach.
Dressing aid or talc?
A silicone dressing aid such as pjur Cult Dressing Aid is the simplest: apply a thin layer on your body, or a little inside the garment, and the latex slides on easily. Talc also works on dry latex, but it is messier and dulls the shine. Never use oil or body lotion, which damage latex.
Step by step
- Open all the zips fully.
- Sit down and gather one leg of the catsuit like a stocking, down to the foot.
- Slide your foot in, then unroll the latex up the leg little by little. Pull on the material, never on the edges or the seams.
- Do the same with the other leg, then bring the catsuit up to your hips.
- Slide in one arm, then the other, smoothing the latex as you go.
- Close the zips slowly, holding the latex flat on each side so that it does not get caught.
- Smooth out air bubbles and folds towards the openings.
Special cases
- Neck entry (Brave model): gently stretch the neck opening with both hands, step in with both legs, then bring the opening over your shoulders one after the other.
- Gloves and feet attached (IronStorm, Doll): put fingers and toes in one by one, without pulling on the tips.
- Integrated condom: position it before closing the catsuit, with a little dressing aid.
Taking it off
Reverse the order: open the zips, apply a little dressing aid if the latex sticks, and roll the latex down rather than pulling it. Then rinse it as explained in our guide How to clean, shine and store latex.
Not sure about your size? Check our size chart or choose made to measure. All our guides: latex guides.