Metallic-Catsuits

Clothes PVC, also known as vinyl clothes are plastic clothes bright, made ​​of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) , which is a well known type plastic. PVC plastic is also called vinyl. For this reason, this type of clothing is also called vinyl clothing. The "PVC" acronym comes from the English language , and comes from the initials of Polyvinyl chloride, which is the name given to this type of plastic in English. PVC clothes are sometimes confused with clothes leather shiny.

The terms "PVC", "vinyl" and "PU" tend to be used interchangeably by retailers for clothing made ​​from cobierta fabric with a layer of glossy plastic. These fabrics are generally made ​​of a base fiber fabric polyester , with a surface coating of shiny plastic. The plastic layer itself is typically a mixture of PVC and polyurethane (PUR) , with 100% rigid PVC to produce a tissue with a strong brightness and PU 100% to produce a stretch fabric with a silky luster.

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Lycra Catsuits

Lycra® is the trade name for spandex produced since 2004 by Invista (introduced in 1958 by DuPont ). It is  a synthetic fiber of high elasticity technically known as spandex. It is a fiber widely used in the manufacture of trousers, swimsuits or swimwear, belts and bikinis, fitness or gym clothes and social in general. Also there are uses in industry: for example, in the manufacture of gloves for the handling of parts that can not be in contact with the skin of the hands (eg. electronic components or parts with a polished surface, such as faucet).

The first came in 1959 as spandex fibers Fibre K on the market after Joseph Shivers at the American chemical company DuPont developed a method for large-scale production. It was bonded multifilament yarn of polyurethane. From 1962, Fibre K in large quantities under the brand Lycra sold, which is held in Germany since January 28, 2005 by the company Invista. Two years later began Bayer AG with the production of Dorlastan, a multifilament yarn from polyester. Other trademarks are creora (Hyosung), Elaspan (Invista) and Linel (Fillattice).

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Catsuits

The catsuit is a suit whole very tight, made ​​of wool or elastic material such as lycra, latex, PVC, zentai, morphsuit, etc. It has usually zipper, is typically a dress that can highlight the shapes the body of the wearer.

The first models of catsuit date back to around 1930, although it began to go out of fashion during the 1960s. Catsuits, which date from at least the 1940s, can be worn by men and cat suits for women, and, despite the name, do not generally have feline characteristics. In 1970, the catsuit spread among practitioners of ' aerobics and among the patrons of nightclubs. In this same period, some athletes, such as cyclists, speed skaters and gymnasts, began to wear garments similar to the catsuit with features tailored to meet their sporting needs.

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