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Re: Before the Internet
Posted: October 4th, 2024, 9:39 pm
by PVC Raincoat
Re: Before the Internet
Posted: October 5th, 2024, 5:41 am
by maidjenny
I am now 75 and still have my fetish. Going back to when my mum used to make me put my plastic mac on and always fastened to the neck when i was going to school. The 60s and 70s saw a fashion in pvc raincoats, i remember the C & A stores used to have lots oi would always manage to brush up against them as i walked around. When i was out i always tried to talk to girls that were in thier mac even better if they wore boots as well. And i was lucky enough to marry a lady that let me indulge in my kinks.
Re: Before the Internet
Posted: October 5th, 2024, 7:12 am
by rctr88
Ha ha, coincidentally I actually own a copy of that particular issue. I remember eagerly awaiting for it to arrive in the mail.
Thanks for letting me know that other issues are available on Amazon UK.
Re: Before the Internet
Posted: October 5th, 2024, 7:58 am
by Nylon macs
Cant believe the price of these now.
Used to have lots and swoop with friends ect .
Very nice to flick through through
Re: Before the Internet
Posted: October 5th, 2024, 8:25 am
by Tiefdruckgebiet
Before the internet (or better said, before I got my first online connection when moving to my first own apartment) I had more or less nothing. I remember there were some modeled product pics in the big print catalogue of the Frankonia hunting and countryside clothing store, I looked at (very few) green raincoats and capes, but in these times the glorious days when they had e.g. green Klepper coats and capes were gone.
When I got my first internet access by a 56K modem I discovered nice pics and the whole thing started to grow

Re: Before the Internet
Posted: October 5th, 2024, 4:18 pm
by JoPVC
Hello friends.
My passion has increased tenfold since I got the Internet.
The passion had been in me since childhood. But the information and the acquisition of these dream clothes were very limited to me. Not to mention that I hardly had much money at my disposal. I don't know if my parents would have agreed to buy me clothes to do me good!
Today, I'm an adult, I let myself go to my pleasures.
With the Internet, I do research around my passion. I make discoveries that allow me to order clothes to satisfy my desires.
With this great forum, I let myself be transported into dreams.
My wife doesn't share this passion but lets me live it.
Thank you to her and thank you Internet.
Re: Before the Internet
Posted: October 15th, 2024, 8:19 am
by Pvcjayne
Many Many years ago when I was pretty young I was in an issue of Shiny Housewife, it was a day being photographed and being dressed and made up and actually great fun. The pictures were pretty tame compared to what's available today. Unfortunately my copy of the magazine got lost years ago in a house move and I have no idea of the issue number to try to find a replacement.
Re: Before the Internet
Posted: October 15th, 2024, 9:13 am
by Fetisheyes
You should contact Keital at Fetisheyes, it was probably him taking the pictures.
Re: Before the Internet
Posted: October 16th, 2024, 6:31 am
by Pvcjayne
Crikey. I honestly can't remember the name of the photographer, it was getting on 40 years ago and was a huge confidence boost, not something I had looked to do. But I had a look at your links and my photos were extremely tame compared to them, but I really appreciate the interest.
Re: Before the Internet
Posted: December 2nd, 2024, 11:04 pm
by Plasman
Working in London in the mid 70's and commuting I happened upon an 'adult' book shop near Euston station. To my utter delight I found a few publications that specialised in pictures of women dressed in rubber/plastic etc. At this point I realised that my desires were not perhaps mainstream but I was at least not alone. That led over time to publications such as Search, Relate,at the incomparable "Pussy Cat", and later the whole family of Shiny, Dressing for Pleasure etc. At one point, probably late 70,s I ordered catalogues from Sealwear ? and another rubber clothing supplier (I can't remember the name at the moment) and asked for them to be sent to my office address with a request that they be marked "Personal". They duly arrived but not before being dutifully opened by my ever diligent clerical officer who, as a very pretty young girl, passed them to me without so much as blush or a smirk!