Bark bark, who’s getting on his knees and wagging his tail? His handler must be excited to see his puppy in the rubber puppy singlet! Crafted from premium latex, this singlet is specially designed for gay puppy play. Latex and rubber fetishists will definitely fall in love with it! Pair it with a puppy hood to take your puppy play to the next level of excitement!
Material: Latex
Size Guide
Details & Options
• Thickness: Default 0.4mm. Options available: 0.6mm, 0.8mm, 1mm. (Note: Higher thickness means a higher price.)
• Color: Choose from our color chart or message us for custom colors. Yes, customization is totally doable—just hit us up!
• Size: Available in standard and custom sizes. Need a custom fit? Drop us a message.
For a custom size, please provide us with each of the following measurements one by one. Ensure that you give us your actual body measurements.
Wearing Tips
Latex gear is all about that snug, sexy fit, but getting into it can be a bit of a wrestle. Here’s how to slip into your suit smoothly:
1. Talcum Powder: Dust the inside lightly with talc to avoid any sticky situations. Remember, any leftover powder will stand out against the rubber.
2. Silicone Lubricant: Use products like “Eros Bodyglide” or “Eros Cult Dressing Aid” for an easier slide. A thin layer inside the garment and on your skin does wonders.
3. Chlorination: Treat the rubber to reduce friction and ditch the dressing drama.
Handling Care
Rubber’s delicate—avoid nails and rough handling. Consider wearing light cotton gloves to keep it pristine. Always have clean hands when touching the latex, and watch out for metals like copper that could stain your gear.
Polishing
Your garment arrives matte but can be shined to perfection with a silicone-based polish. Stay clear of furniture polish and oil-based products to avoid damage.
Cleaning
Wash in warm water without soaps or detergents. Gently pat dry with a soft towel and let it air dry, either flat or hung up. Be gentle to avoid scratches.
Storage
Keep your latex hung in a cool, dark place away from heat, light, metals, and oils. Avoid damp environments to prevent damage.
