Alot of my clothes were handed down from my sister including coats.MrDoudy wrote: February 24th, 2021, 5:19 pm Undoubtedly my plastic Pakamac was the main stimulus. At age 11 to conserve my new expensive regulation belted navy blue gabardine raincoat for school only, my mum bought me a long plastic Pakamac to wear on all other occasions when rain threatened, and often when it didn't!. All my clothes where possible were bought several sizes too large to allow for growth so my plastic mac came initially down to my ankles but as I just loved the feel of being literally encased in plastic I didn't mind in the least. I loved to feel the smooth cold plastic rubbing on any exposed area of skin, especially on my legs in my short-trousered years but also around my throat as my mum insisted on all the buttons of my mac being done up. Fortunately she left me to do this myself, as I'd noticed mothers of some other boys would button-up their sons' macs for them while facing them. This only works well if the buttons fasten the girl's or ladies' way so such mothers always bought their sons girls or ladies plastic macs. I'd have died with embarrasment if that had happened to me especally if the macs were also in girly colours or designs. It would be interesting to hear from members whose mothers put them into girls or ladies plastic macs for this reason and how they felt.
A late developer, I was slow to realise the erotic possibilties of the plastic mac, but eventually I did and almost regretted the loss of the innocent pleasure of just being in a plastic mac!
We had to wear nylon pacamacs. These were female ones so button on opposite side. They did not have hoods on them so we were made to wear plastic rain bonnets. My mum made me wear a mac everytime we went out rain or shine and it was always buttoned up by her. I often protested that I could do it myself and would always end up with me being spanked by her. It was very embarrassing going to school like this and teased very much. As I got older I was allowed to walk to school on my own so as soon as out of sight, the mac would be off and i would hide it in some bushes. On way home I would put it back on. One day I was taken ill and my mum had to pick me up and discovered I did not have my mac. I had to confess where it was. She was furious with me. Everyday after that she walked me to and from school right until the day I left with pacamac on everyday.
Once I got married wife discovered I always had to wear a pacamac when I was young. When we helped my mum clear some cupboards at her house we discovered some old macs and rain bonnets. Wife wanted me in them again and because I love them I happily obliged.