Modes of Dress #2

Camos, Rubber, Trackies and more.

This is the second part of my modes of dress post that I put up last week. Given the wide variety of things that guys wear in the harder scene it would be wrong to overlook it. People, lets be fair, are into allsorts and there is always something round the corner. A week or so ago a guy asked in a chatroom if anyone knew of Masters who did not wear boots. I put forward the idea that they were ‘pretty much part of the uniform’, only to be corrected by another guy called mudd. He said he had met one, and, intrigued and always keen to learn, The reply: “He was a sock Master, sir” was my first indication that such a type even existed. I have no idea what a sock Master is, does or what guides his actions (other than, presumably, the acquisition of socks) but at least one of them is out there.

Rubber

I would willingly say that I hate rubber. It is not that I do not think that rubber does not look good on some bois, it clearly does, although on guys of my build you tend to look like a badly stuffed black pudding. Like snow I like it from afar, on postcards, and I like my rubber that way too, although more on porn than on postcards. The reason is simple: I cannot stand the smell. If I wanted to have sex with someone like that I would be hanging around the Firestone factory, so I avoid guys in rubber no matter how good looking they are for that purpose.

There are, of course, other things to say. Rubber is cheap, easy to cut and far lighter than leather. It is also easier to clean and makes activities such as watersports far simpler to clean up after and you do not have to worry about what it might be doing to those £300 leather jeans. The relative lack of expense may explain why it seems to attract more younger people than the leather scene, as it is more in the financial reach of younger people. One cardinal rule, though: never mix Leather and Rubber together: it will make the rubber look cheap and the leather look tawdry (that is my Trinny and Susanna moment over with).

Camos

I like Camos. Primarily because, for me, they are dual use and I can use them for assignments as well as in clubs. I can also easily slip in to the military scene that goes with them, although these days I rarely do. Personally, because mine have to do ‘real’ work I prefer DPMs from Silvermans. As they are rip-stops they are very rugged and will last forever. Stable belts are on sale there too, from a variety of units, and are obligatory with camo trousers…

Trackie bo’ums

Ok, hands up to another confession: I like scally lads. They all seem so utterly filthy (like skins) with the added advantage of being slimmer rather than beefier skins, and generally younger. So I just put this entry here because, well, I like scallies in flammable sportswear from the market, although around me they generally don’t keep it on for long

Jocks and other things…

I like jocks. A slave in collar, a jock and boots is wearing what I would consider perfect apparel for a club. More than that and it is a reward, in my eyes, unless it is too cold. It can be any sort of jock, but I actually prefer the cloth rather than leather variety. They are also cheap: for a boi kitting himself out as a slave, well, boots, a jock and a collar is all he should really need, assuming he isn’t shy. But if one is going to be openly worn it should be on its own or combined with chaps and then other things. Parading round in a jock and covering the upper body is just ridiculous in my view.

Other fetishes, like lycra, I am not really qualified to talk about, although I would be keen to learn more about. Rather like rubber I know that I would look awful in lycra, and if you are not slim or toned or muscled I advise anyone to think again. But I am keen to at least learn and understand, so track me down and educate me.

M