Latex, by its own nature, is a fragile material and great care needs to be taken in its handling and storage. If cleaned and treated correctly, your garment will last you for many years.

N.B. All garments are individually prepared and checked prior to dispatch. Our clothing is given a light dusting of talcum powder to prevent the surfaces from sticking together.

We would strongly advise you to follow the British Standard 3574 guidance when it comes to handling and storing your latex garments.

Some key tips:

• Store your garments between 15-25 degrees Celsius, away from heat and free from frost.
• Avoid any dampness or moisture in your storage area.
• Prolonged exposure to light, in particular, direct sunlight and fluorescent artificial light with a high ultraviolet content should be avoided, ultraviolet rays have a degrading effect upon latex.
• Garments should be kept well wrapped whilst in storage - we recommend applying a light dusting of talc beforehand to avoid any sticking.
• Hang in a dark place; we additionally advise placing a black bag over the garment and hanger to help ensure it is kept as dark as possible.
• Latex is inherently flammable and must be kept away from naked flames.
• Latex tears easily, so keep garments away from sharp objects, long nails or jewellery can be a major source of indenting or even ripping a garment.
• Avoid direct contact with metal objects as these can lead to staining.
• Avoid contact with perfumes or chemical agents as these can discolour/stain the latex.

Always take care when putting on your latex clothing; we recommend using our Rub-Her Silicone Based Lubricant. This multi-purpose lubricant acts as a dressing aid, enabling the smooth pulling on of your garment, but also a polishing liquid enabling you to obtain the desired high gloss effect.

Model: Katie Marin. Photography by Timo Kiippa in Helsinki, Finland

Mia Scoop Neck Latex Catsuit