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Plastic pants or panties are undergarments that are
made of plastic, vinyl, or traditional rubber. They are usually worn over a
diaper to disallow the penetration of any liquid or solid waste that might leak
through ordinary fabric. Plastic pants have replaced rubber pants that earlier
came out in the market. They are generally preferred over the latter because
they are less expensive and yet more comfortable to wear.
Plastic pants come in a wide variety of sizes and
are available for infants, children, and even adults. Here are the different
types of plastic pants as categorized by textile
manufacturers.
Types of
Plastic Pants according to Style
Pull-on plastic pants – These pants are worn like
typical briefs, panties, shorts, and pants. They are the more preferred style
for plastic pants because they are easy to wear. Most pull-on plastic pants
feature garter openings for a secure and comfortable fit. Most models are
designed for close fitting, while others feature a full cut with a wide crotch
that allows accommodation of bulky diapers both for babies and adults. They
come in a wide variety of sizes, colors, and designs.
Snap-on plastic pants – These pants resemble like
diapers. They are designed with a snap-on opening and closure system, allowing
easier accessibility than pull-on pants. They are commonly used on nursing
homes and by the older consumers that find it difficult to pull regular pants
on. The snap-on design of these pants allow secure and close fitting to
wearers. They come in a wide variety of sizes, colors, and designs.
Types of
Plastic Pants according to Lining
Terry lined plastic pants – These pants are
designed with a lining that is usually made of a fabric with pile-forming
loops, more commonly known as terry cloth. They are generally absorbent and
provide dryness even with overnight use.
Flannel lined plastic pants – These pants are
designed with a lining of a flannel cloth. They are usually more comfortable
than terry lined pants as they provide coolness and trap less heat. However,
they allow water and sweat penetration.
When choosing a pair of plastic pants, pick one
that offers enough comfort. As it is, a pair of plastic pants is already quite
uncomfortable because it traps more heat than regular cotton-made garments. To
alleviate this problem, make sure you get the right size, considering primarily
the waist and the crotch size.
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