The Me You Us Black Latex Pencil Skirt is made from soft, stretchy latex that follows the shape of your waist and hips. Its classic pencil cut creates a close-fitting silhouette.
Use a suitable latex shiner, sold separately, to achieve the glossy finish shown in the product photos. The skirt is available in Small, Medium and Large.
Pair this black latex skirt with a fitted blouse and heels for a night out, or wear it with a lace bra for a lingerie look. A lace top and boots also make it a simple starting point for a gothic Halloween outfit.
How to Wear and Care
- Remove rings and sharp jewellery before dressing. Keep fingernails away from the latex.
- Ease the skirt over your hips gradually, without tugging at the waistband. A dressing aid made for latex clothing can help.
- Apply latex shiner to the outside, following the product’s instructions.
- After wearing, hand wash gently in lukewarm water with mild, unperfumed soap or a specialist latex cleaner.
- Rinse thoroughly and allow both sides to dry naturally, away from sunlight and direct heat. Store fully dry in a cool, dark place.
- Do not machine wash, tumble dry or iron. Avoid contact with oil-based body lotions.
- Follow any care instructions supplied with the skirt.
- Contains latex. Do not wear if you have a latex allergy.
Specifications
Size and Fit
- Available sizes: Small (S), Medium (M), Large (L)
- Fit: Close-fitting around the waist and hips
- Cut: Pencil skirt
How It Feels
- Material: Latex
- Texture: Soft, thin and stretchy
- Finish: Apply latex shiner for a glossy appearance
Design and Details
- Brand: Me You Us
- Colour: Black
- Includes: One pencil skirt
- Latex shiner: Sold separately
FAQs About Me You Us Black Latex Pencil Skirt
Do I need latex shiner?
Yes, to achieve the high-gloss finish shown in the product photos. Choose a shiner designed for latex clothing; it is sold separately.
Can I use baby oil to help put it on?
No. Baby oil and petroleum jelly can damage latex. Use a dressing aid specifically labelled as suitable for latex clothing instead.