How to choose latex dress?
Unlike most other clothing materials, latex not only comes in a wide variety of sizes, colors and styles, but also thicknesses. The thickness of a piece of latex clothing affects both its durability and its relative stiffness or stretchiness. Generally, a thicker garment will be more durable and resistant to tears, snags, deformation, and wear and tear caused by heavy use. However, it will be significantly stiffer and less capable of stretching. On the other hand, thinner pieces of clothing will be extremely elastic but less durable and more likely to tear if snagged on a nail, button, or sharp piece of jewelry.
In addition, because of their greater stretchiness, thinner latex outfits are generally more forgiving when it comes to possible incorrect sizing. You will likely be able to still fit into your thin latex garment even if your measurements were a few inches off. Thicker, stiffer garments are significantly stricter; it is extremely important that you ensure your measurements are accurate before purchasing one of these outfits. The thickness of a latex garment is also referred to as the gauge. The gauge is usually measured exclusively in millimeters due to the necessary of expressing extremely small numerical values.
Most pieces of latex clothing, including some models of full-body suit, feature a gauge of between 0.4 and 0.5 millimeters (mm). Thinner outfits may be produced with a gauge as low as 0.25mm, with values smaller than this almost never being seen due to their extreme fragility. Sturdier, thicker clothing will often have a gauge of between 1.0 and 1.5mm, with only extremely stiff, usually boned, corsets possessing a greater thickness. It is important that you familiarize yourself with the gauge of each piece of latex clothing you intend to purchase before finalizing your decision. Some pieces are available in different varieties featuring a range of gauges in order to cater to both fans of elasticity and those who prefer thickness.
You can measure yourself with a soft, flexible tape measure made of cloth or vinyl. Make sure to measure yourself while naked, as you will most likely not be wearing underwear beneath your latex outfit of choice. Looking in a full length mirror while you measure yourself might be helpful, as it will allow you to clearly confirm that the tape measure is positioned properly. However, if you do not feel comfortable measuring yourself or are not certain that you have obtained accurate measurements, it is also possible to be measured by a professional, usually for a low price or even in some circumstances for free. 
