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During 2015 Onesies were the new fashion in pyjamas. It was relatively easy to obtain one. I bought this one from the Reject Shop. I am writing this document in 2019. You can no longer walk into a shop and buy one, at least not in Australia, because a quick look on Google suggests that target in the United States now calls them Union Suits. I wish I could have bought a plain coloured one, as the floral pattern is hard to hide.
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I used the Onesie or Union Suit as a skin to hold everything together. I placed the legs in first, and then the torso. Sometimes you have to sow along the opening where the buttons are as the buttons can slide out of the holes. I threaded twine around the sleave of the neck so I could pull it taught. This helps to keep the neck of the torso from protruding too much out of the opening, which can cause the shoulders to look odd.
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It is now time to affix the hands, feet and head. I had used zip ties in the past to hold each part on, but nowadays the head is the only remaining part that needs a zip tie. Experience taught me that zip ties are too harsh on silicone. I now use bandages to hold the hands and feet on.
Once powdered with talc, the hands are placed in white gloves. The wrists are tied shut with twine. I do this to protect the silicone from tears and abrasions.
The hands are affixed to the grey skivvy. I placed the hand inside the sleeve of the skivvy and pulled the sleeve down tight over the hand to make sure I get a tight secure join. I then tightly wound a bandage around the wrist, over the top of the skivvy, an inch down from the edge of the wrist of the hand. When I ran out of bandage I used butterfly clips to secure it in place. I then fold the remaining part of the sleeve of the skivvy back over the bandage. I then brought down the sleeve of the onesie and held it in place with a hair tie, then folded it back onto itself, and held that in place with another hair tie. I do likewise with the other hand.
For the feet, I used extra wide bandages. I pulled the leg sleeve of the onesie down tight over the shin of the foot, then secured it in place with the extra wide bandage. I then pulled the remaining of the leg sleeve over the top of the bandage and then placed a knee high sock over the top to protect the join.
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The head is placed within the turtleneck of the skivvy. This will not be necessary if the onesie had a turtleneck. I placed the zip tie around the neck and pulled it ‘near’ tight. It needed to be loose enough at this stage as I needed to pull the turtleneck through until all of the turtleneck was through so that the base of the head sat flush with the seam of the turtleneck. I generally want the seam of the turtleneck to sit above the zip tie, so that the zip tie is tied hard up against it. Once I was happy with it, I secured the zip tie as hard as I could. If your head has a lip at the base, you can have the zip tie loose enough so that the head can turn, but tight enough so that the turtleneck of the skivvy will not pull through. My head does have a lip, but I am tempted to modify the neck to give it a better lip. A piece of aluminium strip screwed in place would do the trick.
Currently his head never falls off, even when I put him in multiple positions in one session.
However his hands do need to be readjusted once in a while. They do not come off, but the wrist join becomes too floppy for my liking.
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Over the top of the onesie, because it is not all the one plain colour, I place several items of clothing to replicate the colour of skin. In this case it is a flesh pink skivvy and two pairs of tights, one is flesh pink, while the other is beige. After I am done putting those on, I place the final pair of knee high socks. I used two pairs of tights as they were semi-translucent.
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With the sleeves of the flesh pink skivvy, I pull them over the hand, place a hair tie at the base of the wrist, then fold the rest of the sleeve back over itself. I use hair ties for an anchor as they are elastic and don’t move freely. I have tucked the waist of the skivvy down into his tights.
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You can now dress him how you desire.
I bought silicone nipples from a sewing shop, as they are often used when making underwear for women. I sewed a circular pocket on the inside of his singlet to house the nipples.
The pockets have an opening, so that the nipples can be removed prior the singlet being washed.
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These briefs can be bought from an online adult store. They are better than a harness and feature an o-ring for attaching a phallus. They are easily washed.
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This is how he looks dressed. I prefer to use male pyjama bottoms as they have a slit for making toilet breaks in the middle of the night easier. I use them to button up the pyjamas around the phallus during play. It helps to keep messes from going anywhere it shouldn’t as clothes can easily be washed.
I often visit the local second hand store to look for clothes to put him in. They say a change is as good as a holiday.
Currently I am looking to replace his onesie with something that would better suit his facial colour. I can either get flesh pink or coffee which are either too dark or too light.
Obtaining an appropriate head can be difficult. There isn’t that many on the market. These heads are made from a hard vinyl with a foam inner core and a metal base. They do have a hole on the inside suitable for a pole to go through. The paint that is used tastes bitter. I would like to have them repainted, but am too scared of ruining them. They are not cheap, but they were not as expensive as his hands and feet were, but I wanted silicone as realism is a big issue for me as I am a very touchy feely person.
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Although it is a few shades too dark. It does feel very nice. It is made from lycra and spandex.
