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This latex bra can also be worn as a top. Slightly thinner latex, ruffled at the cups and adjustable straps provide comfort and support for smaller and larger breasts.

We have been supplying latex fashion and costumes to resellers and customers everywhere across the globe.  You’ve seen our clothing in advertisements, in movies and across the internet.  We are all latex lovers and understand how much good latex clothing means to people.

Our latex sheeting is made of 100% natural latex and has a comfortable and smooth feel.  Poor quality latex will not be as durable or tear-resistant.  What’s worse, poor quality latex may do harm to your skin.  Some reactions to latex are not the latex itself, but it is due to some of the blending chemicals used when the latex is not completely pure and natural.  Poor quality latex will have an inferior impact on the finished product, craftsmanship and longevity of your garment.  Latex Catfish has stringent quality controls to make sure that only 100% natural latex is used in all aspects of our manufacturing.

We know that there are many fashion fans who dislike Chinese clothes because they are “made in china”.  And, there are many complaints that some Chinese companies use copyrighted pictures or copy designs.  This was, and still is, a normal “thing” to do in China.  We were born in this country and that is how things are done here.  Our copyright and intellectual property laws are different from other countries.  China is not a signatory of the Berne Convention.  This is not to say that our ways are better or worse, but competition here is different and methods of doing business are different.  In this way, we started out as Chinese companies do.  Chinese companies compete on their ability to build things, not on their designs, but their ability to take something and bring it to market.  That is the way things work where we live. Our point here isn’t to advocate it, but explain our evolutionary path as a company and our corporate culture.