JellyMan wrote: May 11th, 2022, 4:15 pm
Thanks for the suggestions Annabel, much appreciated.
I hadn't thought about the Post Office. Hopefully the parcel wouldn't get damaged in transit. Imagine the pretty assistant saying "sorry your package of adult plastic pants seems to have become undone"
JM
The fucking postie once delivered a small parcel containing some plastic pants I'd ordered from overseas to my neighbour... and he opened it before realising they were for me
It was beyond embarrassing. Luckily they have long since moved out after a marital breakdown
Nosey people like these don't deserve any better ! Apart from that it is not their business if you order things like that for an incontinent elderly relative.
Not for me but I understand that people who enjoy being beaten sometimes don plastic pants in case any broken skin causes soiling to their everyday clothing afterwards.
If also worn during the punishment they would cause a nice noise when being hit. This does at least work nicely with shiny vinyl trousers.
Sounds like there is no totally reliable way to get plastic pants without the threat of discovery. Maybe the answer is a new publication “PVC Knickers for Beginners, 100 monthly publications containing parts to build your very own heat seam sealer. Issue one only £1.99 and includes the first parts to build the machine and clear plastic gusset inset. Terms and conditions apply, normal price £9.99, you will not own the pants, do not pass go, do not collect 100 raincoats, smooth and shiny feel is subject to status.”.
Problem is… how do you buy the magazine secretly? Damn, I thought I had the answer.
I've never had a problem with plastic pants (I think they're usually just labelled as 'underwear' and I buy a lot of different stuff from China and they're mostly unreadable anyway) although other things have been a bit less discreet. Worst though was a large case of nappies that had been poorly taped and then battered in transit so the top flaps were part open and my neighbour could easily see what was in it (I don't know if she did but...).
Most of mine are Haian which I got from AliExpress or Amazon. I have even bought some plastic bloomers from them as well which feel just as great against the skin. They can take a while to be delivered but at times, I have had ones arrive within the week.
I generally will just wear them at home, although have worn them out at times as underwear which can be quite exciting although a bit sweaty. Someone in a supermarket asked me if I could grab something from the top shelf, and the top of the plastic would obviously had been spotted by anyone looking in that direction as I had to raise my arm.
Just wished more guys were into wearing them and even better if meeting someone into them.
I have worn many brands over the years - but now it's Haian all the time. I have three transparent blue, three transparent white and two transparent black. I wear size L but can't seem to find any such in transparent black now.
Any links where I might find success?
MrDoudy wrote: May 17th, 2022, 12:10 pm
Plastic bloomers as suggested by NylonPVC are also a great alternative to plastic pants. Rubber bloomers too if you can get them. For those into self-humiliation the look of bloomers and the fact they tend to trap air inside them that can be expelled with a loud fart when you sit down, especially on a bus in public, can appeal. The very roomy cut of transparent Gary pants made in Euroflex material are also delightfully noisy and crinkly and fully cut in a bloomer-like style.
I could imagine you were the man with the loud fart on the bus
Would you please tell the whole story, go ahead ...
MrDoudy wrote: May 17th, 2022, 4:48 pm
There's nothing really more to tell! The olive-green rubber bloomers and the matching rugby-style rubber shirt that went with them were bought from a rubberwear company called Sealwear, sadly now defunct. They also sold a rubber mackintosh but I never bought that as I'd never have plucked up the nerve to wear it in public, at least not in London. Though the bloomers were always concealed under my trousers in public, I would wear the rubber shirt only partly concealed by my unzipped blouson but I never got any comments so I assume no-one noticed I was wearing a rubber shirt; that's London for you!
I have that Sealwear mackintosh you never bought and a cape too, but I fear ,wearing plastic pants on the bus
could cause being banned from riding on a bus for the rest of my life .
I've been to London, going for the absolute sightseeings and that was Downing Street No. 10 as well as Soho, some
women wore their raincoats very well. Praying for rain, all of the time
Apart from that it is not their business if you order things like that for an incontinent elderly relative. 
JM
