So went to IKEA and found some lovely black out curtains.
The backing on these are wonderful. Like pvc .feels lovely on my body .and you can not breathe through them. So I am yet to try under the shower. To see how waterproof it is. But you definitely can not breathe when wrapped up in one. And the shiny black on the inside is just so horny looking. I just couldn't wait to put my face into it .to see if it was air tight.
Clings to the body when warm and struggling mmmm ❤
They look interesting.
I wonder how long they remain intact when used for the intended purpose. The black PU side is exposed to sunlight and will get hot and take a lot of UV light.
But for rainwear it could be very cool.
We could also make pee-panties from that material. One curtain should be enough for four panties. The only thing that speaks against that use is the washing temperature of 30 degrees (centigrade). Although our current panties are made from butchered rainpants that are also onky specified for 40 degrees washing temperature. But we regularily wash them at 60 degrees and sometimes at 90 degrees as well.
Rubbersocks1999 wrote: August 28th, 2026, 8:49 am
IKEA did have them in black. But they were sold out 2 years ago. They have not replaced the black. No reason given.
Many years ago IKEA did a pure black plastic shower curtain. Not cheap polythene. Don’t do them anymore.
ilikecoated wrote: August 27th, 2026, 6:01 am
They look interesting.
I wonder how long they remain intact when used for the intended purpose. The black PU side is exposed to sunlight and will get hot and take a lot of UV light.
But for rainwear it could be very cool.
We could also make pee-panties from that material. One curtain should be enough for four panties. The only thing that speaks against that use is the washing temperature of 30 degrees (centigrade). Although our current panties are made from butchered rainpants that are also onky specified for 40 degrees washing temperature. But we regularily wash them at 60 degrees and sometimes at 90 degrees as well.
Maybe I will ask our taylor if he could make me a pair of these from such a curtain.
The jeans are lovely. I have seen men say that, without going all-in tv, they prefer to wear women's jeans for the ampler fit round the backside. Possibly useful if you neede/wanted to wear incontinence protection or even adult sized terries and plastic pants.
Well there are so many advantages and disadvantages in wearing women's jeans and trousers that you could fill a long forum thread with.
The main reason in my case is because there is a much bigger and cooler choice in styles and matarials in the woman's department. And I wear a women's pair at least every 2nd day.
I am a big fan of flared and wide-leg jeans when it comes to denim. I wear wide leg women's jeans since they first appeared a few years ago. I am aware that they look much better on women than on me. On women they make a very nice A-line silhouette showing off a nice waist and a nice, but not too exagerated, bottom.
There are now also wide leg jeans for guys available but usually in terrible washings and shaped like flour bags. But I have also seen other guys wearing women's wide leg jeans and also on them they looked so much better than male variants.
Of the wide-legged sailor style jeans alone I have ten different pairs. The one from the first link I own twice and I am still torn between applying some DIY plastic coating to them or having a pair made from some plastic coated fabric. I think that putting them on would feel a little like putting on some popper style plastic pee-panty.
Apart from flared and wide-legged denim I have lots of trousers and jeans from skinny to wide in many different kinds of plastic coated fabrics and leather. I sometimes even wear shiny vinyl ones for going to the supermarket when I feel the urge to do so.
