BDSM
BDSM sets and single accessories: wrist and ankle cuffs, blindfolds, gags, collars, floggers and nipple clamps. 65 products for couples, in faux leather and leather. Each item lists its material and size, and sets show what is in the box.
65 products
If you are new to bondage, a BDSM set is the easiest place to start. Twelve sets include a rope and a whip, another 11 are general BDSM sets, and 10 are made of faux leather. Single items let you build your own kit: a blindfold, cuffs, a paddle, a flogger, nipple clamps or a low-temperature candle.
Material changes the feel. The largest group (22 products) combines leather, plastic and aluminium alloy, followed by faux leather (PU) (10) and PU with vinyl (7). Faux leather is easy to wipe clean. Real leather needs occasional care and must be kept dry.
Agree on rules and a safe word before you start. Restraints should stay loose enough to check circulation, and anything worn on the mouth or neck needs extra caution.
FAQ
What do I need to start with BDSM?
Start with simple items such as a blindfold and soft wrist cuffs, and agree on a safe word with your partner. Talk about limits and what is off the table first, and check in with each other during play. A set is a convenient first step because it covers several items at once.
How tight should cuffs be?
Tight enough to hold, but loose enough to slide a finger underneath. Check your partner's hands for colour and warmth from time to time, and release the cuffs at once if there is numbness, tingling or pain. Never leave anyone alone in restraints.
How do I clean faux leather BDSM toys?
Wipe the surface with a damp cloth and mild soap or toy cleaner, then dry it. Metal parts can be cleaned the same way. Do not soak faux leather or leather items. Let them dry at room temperature, away from radiators and direct sunlight, before you put them away, and store them flat or hanging so straps do not crease.
Are nipple clamps painful?
They pinch, and how much depends on the clamp and how tightly it is set. Start with the lightest setting and remove the clamps if pain is sharp or the skin turns pale. Keep them on for a short time only, and stop if there is any numbness or lasting pain.
