Configuration
Full Latex Suit, Made to Measure — Total Enclosure
A full body latex suit covering head, hands, and feet — every element configurable to your exact measurements.
A total enclosure latex suit takes the classic catsuit to its logical conclusion: nothing is left open. The closed hood, full-finger gloves and smooth socks are bonded into the body of the suit, so the moment you seal the entry zip you are completely encased in latex — no gaps at the wrist, ankle or neck.
Because every panel is cut to your own measurements, the enclosure fits like a second skin rather than a loose costume. That precise fit is what makes total enclosure feel smooth and weightless instead of restrictive.
This configuration includes
- Closed hood — full head enclosure with discreet micro-perforations at the eyes and mouth
- Attached gloves with full finger coverage
- Attached smooth socks enclosing the feet
- Made to your exact body measurements
- Fully configurable colour, thickness, seams and zip layout
Choosing the right thickness
Thickness sets the whole character of an enclosure suit — how it feels going on, how it hugs once sealed, and how much presence it has. For total enclosure it is worth choosing deliberately.
0.4 mm — the easy all-rounder — For a first total enclosure suit, 0.4mm latex is the most forgiving — easy to put on, comfortable for longer wear and quick to shine. It is the gauge most people start with.
0.6 mm and above — a heavier hug — Heavier gauges add a stronger “hug” and a more substantial, sculptural feel, which many enclosure enthusiasts prefer once they are used to dressing in latex.
Getting in and out
A fully enclosed suit rewards a little planning at the entry point. The right zip layout and finish turn dressing from a struggle into part of the ritual.
Entry zip placement — A back or front zip that extends through the crotch makes stepping in far easier and is worth considering for enclosure builds. You can set the exact layout in the configurator.
Chlorination for easy dressing — Chlorination makes the inside slippery so a full suit slides on without clinging — especially helpful with a closed hood and attached hands and feet.
Mask options
Total enclosure comes with the closed hood, but the hood is never truly airtight. The “all closed” style keeps the smooth, uninterrupted look while adding discreet micro-perforations at the eyes and mouth, so you can still take in air and orient yourself. It is enclosure for the senses, not a sealed bag.
Prefer more openness? You can switch the hood to an open-mouth style, an open eyes-and-mouth style, or drop the hood entirely and finish at the neckline — all without changing the rest of the enclosure. Pick the look that matches how long you plan to wear it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still breathe and see comfortably with the closed hood?
Yes. The closed hood is not completely sealed — it has discreet micro-perforations at the eyes and mouth that let air through and help you orient yourself, while keeping the smooth all-closed look. If you want more vision or airflow, you can switch to an open-eyes or open-mouth hood, or no hood at all, in the configurator — the rest of the enclosure stays the same.
How much does a total enclosure suit cost?
The base suit starts at €500. The closed hood, gloves and socks that make up total enclosure each add to that, and thickness, seams and zip choices adjust it further. You can adjust and preview every option in the configurator as you build your suit.
How long does it take to make?
Standard production is 14 weeks because every enclosure suit is cut and bonded individually to your measurements. An express 6-week option is available for an additional fee.
Build your total enclosure suit
The configurator opens pre-set with a closed hood, gloves and socks. Adjust colour, thickness and everything else, and watch your suit update in real time.
Open the configurator