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I haven't seen any shiny ones so far. The only ones coming close that I have ever seen were made from imitation leather. And those were always very rare. I've never owned any of these. And if I had they would have been abused a long time ago ......

The cute vinyl swimsuit did also get a freezing and crushing treatment after the last boiling:

https://youtu.be/Mo1blVcQokk

poor swimsuit, I would give it a good home for a short while!

I don't know whether it would suffer less if it were yours. And if yes - you would be forced to change that ! I guess the next step would be to apply hot mud to its inside so someone could slip into it for a nice skin treatment.

In the meantime there is a short clip of the frozen shiny vinyl and the imitation leather biker jackets that are getting crushed again. I am wearing the cream coloured shiny vinyl trench coat again. I guess you will enjoy it more than the poor garments did !

https://youtu.be/_xyAj-x5PZ4

I would love to wear it full of mud!

The best way to destroy a plastic garment is still by wearing it. Here you can see the preparation of a supertight pair of shiny vinyl pants for being used to increase perspiration. I normally do this when it is really hot. I wear them underneath my jeans at work. The greasy sweaty feeling and the thrill of wearing a secret underneath are incredible.

https://youtu.be/BWYXriezkz0

ilikecoated wrote: March 9th, 2022, 8:27 am The best way to destroy a plastic garment is still by wearing it. Here you can see the preparation of a supertight pair of shiny vinyl pants for being used to increase perspiration. I normally do this when it is really hot. I wear them underneath my jeans at work. The greasy sweaty feeling and the thrill of wearing a secret underneath are incredible.

https://youtu.be/BWYXriezkz0

I would love to wear them like that!

I vaguely remember a pink pair of the same model which would be suitable.

they have been trashed!

I hope they did at least get their fair share of abuse beforehand ! And items like these shouldn't just be disposed like ordinary rubbish. They deserve a proper destruction before going to the trash.