*NOTE: This collection of photos has accumulated over the past 12+ years, and certain customer images shown are no longer available. Use these pictures as a basis for creating your own personal Spandexwear garment! The images are in no particular order.
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(Image 1) Another lonely photo comes trickling in thru email... this couple REALLY enjoys their Rust Tiger Print Spandex.
(Images 2-6) This individual lives in Thailand and has purchased multiple bodysuits from us. He set up his camcorder, dressed in several layers of our spandex, then shot a series of photos as he slowly removed the garments. I must admit, a pretty creative idea. He then created his first web pages using a few dozen sequential pics, and emailed us immediately for a review! If you'd like to see the entire sequence, you can see them all by visiting his pages HERE!
(Images 7-9) Silver Metallic Alien. Note the split fingers and toes on this suit. Also note the sewn Eye and Mouth openings on this particular suit.
(Images 10-12) The Rainbow Metallic Bodysuit - This fabric is no longer available, but the we made a bunch of really cool bodysuits while we had it!
(Images 13-14) Here's a retiring Navy guy having a bit of fun. "I have been wearing tights to work out in for about 6 years, I started by jogging in cold weather and went from there. It got to the point I would get up and dress in my CW-X Conditioning tights which fit tight using a web of 30% lycra designed for performance, they make your legs feel great, I would go to the Gym and work out and then have a nice run. Then I would go to work still wearing them very often. I would wear them under my uniform (some times I needed to shower and change into a fresh set). I would have them on all day then I would strip out of my uniform and walk out to my truck still wearing my tights. So, most people got use to the idea of seeing me heading to and from work wearing different colored tights... A couple months before my retirement date I would wear the silver or PVC to our morning exercise at the gym(oh what fun) and on Fridays we are allowed to dress in regular street clothes- usually something conservative (ie) T-shirt and blue jeans are the norm even for me.
Well as I came close to my retirement date I decided to have some fun so one day so I showed up for work wearing my shiny black stretch pvc tights and a black T-shirt with some navy emblem on it. I had them on all day including our morning formation and production meetings. It was great! I never knew I could have so much fun. On the next Friday I showed up wearing the silver, you just have not lived untll you've seen your boss laughing so hard that snot is coming out of his nose. They were all good sports in tolerating my fun. Thanks for a boat load of fun."
(Images 15-17) One of our good customers had us make a Tiger Costume from our Rust Tiger Fabric, including the tail! Here's the pics, and a big ol' Tip of the Hat to "Growltiger!" Thanks again for sending us these pics ;-) Lots of our customers promise to send pics for the website, but few ever do... Enjoy!
Several folks have emailed asking about the prosthetic tiger snout shown in these pics. Growltiger sez he got it from the great folks at The Scream Team.
(Images 18-21) Who would have guessed it? Playing paintball in spandex, at the Toronto Skydome, no less. Another Tip of the Ol' Spandex Hat to Tyger for taking the time to contribute to our website! Here is the setup, according to Tyger:
"I just got my pics developed from this weekend, and I wanted to e-mail you what I could. You made for me a tiger hood and a tiger tail, and here's what I've got of pictures. (I know a lot of people don't send you pictures, so here's a few. I appologize in advance for the poor quality of the images, the lighting was bad, and the professional photogrophers there had a hard time getting good pictures too.
I also feel that I should set these up. The event was "Skyball", at the Toronto Skydome. The team I play on, "Team Internet Project", played in the open division and the pump division. The fields were wide open inflatable style called "Sup' Air", with air constantly moving to the bunkers by way of collapsable pipes on the floor. (Yes, I did trip over them a few times) The games were open to the public and easy to watch, so big camouflage is not necessary.... Hence, just the hood and tail."
