merv wrote: January 2nd, 2011, 6:58 pm
the feel of the plastic/pvc against the skin is just a very erotic feeling. The thing is I can wear a plastic raincoat over clothing out in the rain and it is just a piece of clothing to keep me dry. Wearing the same coat against my skin especially getting wet inside and out and the effect on my body is very different. Being gay it is more the sight of guys in rainwear that does it for me rather than seeing women wearing it.
Like you, I can wear a shiny Pvc raincoat to protect me from the rain, without it having too much effect on me. But as soon as I wear it for my well-being, then there!
Right away, I have breakfast with my wife, I am dressed in briefs, and a cotton tank top, over which I have put on a purple transparent pvc pajamas that I had at KEMO Cyberfashion.
I'm fine and trembling all over my body!
For me it's a multi sensory experience of plastic. From just the initial look of it. Either super shiny or matte, it just has a smooth finish too it. The smell has a nice fragrance to it that I can't relate to anything else, especially if you get done wearing a suit and smell the inside of it. The sound of it is so sexy. Depending on the thickness it makes gliding squeaky sounds or audible groans and crackles. Lastly the feel of it just is amazing. Wearing a suit with nothing underneath, with the trouser tucked into a pair of boots and waders are amazing. The material is pushed on right against you and runs as you move. Your head being encased in a hood adds to this sensory overload. Especially if it's raining and you can hear the water slashing against your PVC covered ears. A perk is since it's waterproof, any indoor "messes" wipe off.
Midnight Walker wrote: August 29th, 2024, 2:43 am
For me it's a multi sensory experience of plastic. From just the initial look of it. Either super shiny or matte, it just has a smooth finish too it. The smell has a nice fragrance to it that I can't relate to anything else, especially if you get done wearing a suit and smell the inside of it. The sound of it is so sexy. Depending on the thickness it makes gliding squeaky sounds or audible groans and crackles. Lastly the feel of it just is amazing. Wearing a suit with nothing underneath, with the trouser tucked into a pair of boots and waders are amazing. The material is pushed on right against you and runs as you move. Your head being encased in a hood adds to this sensory overload. Especially if it's raining and you can hear the water slashing against your PVC covered ears. A perk is since it's waterproof, any indoor "messes" wipe off.
Just the best way to wear plastic suits.
Love all above aswell when playing in plastic
For me it started when I was 4 years old. I just loved seeing PVC reversible raincoats everywhere in the early to mid 80's. My parents each had one, and so did everyone else.
They finally got me one when I was maybe 6 but I was very shy to wear it because of the feelings it gave me. My Mom gave it away shortly after. A number of years down the line, when I was about 11, my parents got me a shiny reversible green and blue PVC raincoat. I was just at the beginning of puberty and I loved that darn thing. I only had it maybe 6 months before my mom donated it because I never wore it. Mostly shame of the fetish I suppose.
In my 40's, I have quite the collection of 100% vinyl raincoats. Almost all are reversible. I prefer the ones with double stripes on both sleeves. I've been comfortable in my own skin in my whole adult life and have worn these in the rain in public since my 20's. I just don't care that my attire doesn't fit in. People will poke fun and I just laugh - no skin off my back. I suppose I am making up for lost time. Regardless, it's a lot of fun.
Midnight Walker wrote: August 29th, 2024, 2:43 am
For me it's a multi sensory experience of plastic. From just the initial look of it. Either super shiny or matte, it just has a smooth finish too it. The smell has a nice fragrance to it that I can't relate to anything else, especially if you get done wearing a suit and smell the inside of it. The sound of it is so sexy. Depending on the thickness it makes gliding squeaky sounds or audible groans and crackles. Lastly the feel of it just is amazing. Wearing a suit with nothing underneath, with the trouser tucked into a pair of boots and waders are amazing. The material is pushed on right against you and runs as you move. Your head being encased in a hood adds to this sensory overload. Especially if it's raining and you can hear the water slashing against your PVC covered ears. A perk is since it's waterproof, any indoor "messes" wipe off.
I have to agree with everything you've said, I too love the multi sensory aspect of wearing PVC, the aroma of new PVC or well used vintage PVC both have the same stimulating effect on me, I love them both. The feel of smooth PVC slithering over bare skin is sublime, the sound of PVC as you move around in it is music to my ears, I find that the addition of a little bit of latex helps to stop the PVC getting too messy when the inevitable aroousal happens
Wearer of Waterproofs & Waders - as often as possible!
For me, glossy/shiny and glass clear PVC appeals to all the senses. The manner in which light reflects off the material. The aroma, especially when new. The smooth-feel and softness. And, importantly, the noise the material makes. Glossy and glass clear PVC materials softned with DINP are very 'sticky' or 'clingy: the technical term for this, used by the flexible plastics films industry, is 'blocking'. As the sticky or clingy surfaces rub against each other, a lovely crackling and/or rustling noise is generated. If several layers of glass clear or shiny-both-sides materials are worn, the crackling and rustling is magnified massively. I find this very arousing. I can see why these materials appeal to the ASMR channels on youtube.
PlasticRainMac wrote: September 28th, 2024, 6:13 pm
For me, glossy/shiny and glass clear PVC appeals to all the senses. The manner in which light reflects off the material. The aroma, especially when new. The smooth-feel and softness. And, importantly, the noise the material makes. Glossy and glass clear PVC materials softned with DINP are very 'sticky' or 'clingy: the technical term for this, used by the flexible plastics films industry, is 'blocking'. As the sticky or clingy surfaces rub against each other, a lovely crackling and/or rustling noise is generated. If several layers of glass clear or shiny-both-sides materials are worn, the crackling and rustling is magnified massively. I find this very arousing. I can see why these materials appeal to the ASMR channels on youtube.
Lucky enough to come from an age when everyone wore plastic macs-I was bought my first one age 10 from Woolworths-the earliest pleasurable sensation i remember from wearing mine was the cold touch of the plastic against my bare knees in my short-trousered days. My mother bought my plastic macs extra-long to allow for growth and insisted I fastened the rubbery buttons of my mac to the throat which, with the addition of a shiny black souwester meant I was literally enveloped in plastic almost from head to toe. When my short trousered days ended age 13-14 I continued to wear khaki shorts at weekends to relive the sensations of plastic against bare knees. A slow developer sexually I nevertheless eventually discovered the intense sensations from wearing my plastic mack with nothing else on undereneath! The early 20s and magazines like Exchange and Mart led to my branching out to the heavier feel of macks in shiny black PVC.
Now at the other end of the age spectrum the need for protection against being unexpectedly "taken short" led to the discovery of plastic or PVC pants and reliving the cold slithery sensation of plastic worn next to the skin.
