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| Weight | 0.4000 |
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| Color | Black |
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Want to Shine Your Latex Clothing?
If you've seen latex in photoshoots or clubs, it probably appears smooth and very shiny. When you first purchase an outfit, you may be disappointed to see that the latex appears to have more of a matte finish. Similar to leather, latex requires shining and care in order to look its best and develop a bright sheen.
Return Policy
If the product you receive is not what you ordered, we will replace it free of charge.
All products are checked before shipping and suitop guarantee the quality of our products. If a product fails to meet your expectations, simply contact us within 2 days We cannot be held responsible for damage caused by misuse or poor care of garments.
All packages must be insured for the value of the contents when they are sent back to us. Suitop will not be held liable for any packages lost during the return process unless a proof of delivery signature can be provided.
If you wish to exchange garments, or if there are any faults with your order, you must notify us in writing or by email within 2 days of receipt of your order for a return authorisation number.
Orders cannot be cancelled once the transaction has been processed.
Goods of an intimate nature are non-refundable and non-exchangeable once they have been opened. This includes underwear and bondage items and is in accordance with health and hygene regulations.
Feedback
We value and respect all our customers' feedback ratings and reputations and will try our best to resolve any issues amicably before leaving negative/neutral feedback. Please show us the same courtesy and contact us first if you have any niggles. We do not generally leave feedback until the end of the transaction i.e. after the buyer has informed us they have received the item.
Wearing
In general latex clothes are designed to be tight-fitting. Therefore they can be difficult to put on without the aid of a lubricant. There are 2 main methods of preparing latex for wearing.
(1) Lightly dust the inside of the garment with talc before putting on.
(2) Use a silicone-based lubricant such as ?Eros Bodyglide?or?Eros Cult Dressing Aid?. Apply a thin coating to the inside of the garment and your skin if necessary.
Rubber can easily be marked or torn with fingernails if excessive force is used when pulling on your garment. Make sure your garment is well lubricated or talced. You may also wish to wear a pair of light cotton gloves to avoid any damage.
When handling latex with bare hands make sure they are clean before coming into contact with your garment. Be aware that rubber can be stained permanently brown if in contact with copper, brass or bronze - take care with copper coins.
Never expose latex to essential oils.
Never expose your garment to naked flame and fire as rubber burns.
Polishing
Your garment will have been delivered to you unshined. To shine, we recommend you use a silicone based polish, such as?Eros Bodyglide?or ?Eros Cult Dressing Aid.
Never shine using furniture polish and avoid oil-based lubricants and creams as these destroy rubber.
Do not rub the outer surface of your garment too hard, or with a rough cloth, as the glossy surface can be permanently scratched.
Cleaning
You can wash rubber garments in clean, warm water. Avoid detergents and soaps. Always wipe away excess water with a soft towel and leave to dry flat or hung up to drip dry. Rubber can be scratched if rubbed too hard, so be gentle.
Never tumble dry, dry clean or iron your garment.
Storage
Latex clothes are best stored hung up in a cupboard away from sources of heat, light (particularly bright sunlight and strong UV light which will degrade light coloured clothes), metals, oils, solvents, greases and fire. Avoid damp storage conditions.
In general latex clothes are designed to be tight-fitting. Therefore they can be difficult to put on without the aid of a lubricant. There are 2 main methods of preparing latex for wearing.
(1) Lightly dust the inside of the garment with talc before putting on.
(2) Use a silicone-based lubricant such as ?Eros Bodyglide?or?Eros Cult Dressing Aid?. Apply a thin coating to the inside of the garment and your skin if necessary.
Rubber can easily be marked or torn with fingernails if excessive force is used when pulling on your garment. Make sure your garment is well lubricated or talced. You may also wish to wear a pair of light cotton gloves to avoid any damage.
When handling latex with bare hands make sure they are clean before coming into contact with your garment. Be aware that rubber can be stained permanently brown if in contact with copper, brass or bronze - take care with copper coins.
Never expose latex to essential oils.
Never expose your garment to naked flame and fire as rubber burns.
Polishing
Your garment will have been delivered to you unshined. To shine, we recommend you use a silicone based polish, such as?Eros Bodyglide?or ?Eros Cult Dressing Aid.
Never shine using furniture polish and avoid oil-based lubricants and creams as these destroy rubber.
Do not rub the outer surface of your garment too hard, or with a rough cloth, as the glossy surface can be permanently scratched.
Cleaning
You can wash rubber garments in clean, warm water. Avoid detergents and soaps. Always wipe away excess water with a soft towel and leave to dry flat or hung up to drip dry. Rubber can be scratched if rubbed too hard, so be gentle.
Never tumble dry, dry clean or iron your garment.
Storage
Latex clothes are best stored hung up in a cupboard away from sources of heat, light (particularly bright sunlight and strong UV light which will degrade light coloured clothes), metals, oils, solvents, greases and fire. Avoid damp storage conditions.
