Leash & Collars — Description

In BDSM culture a collar is a powerful symbol of belonging, trust and the roles between the dominant and submissive partner. Paired with a leash it becomes a simple yet effective tool of control. The range includes soft leather and PU collars for lighter play, latex and metal models with an O-ring, spikes or a lock, and ready-made collar and leash sets. You will also find decorative chokers that work in the bedroom and as a stylish accessory. A collar should be loose enough to fit two fingers underneath, and a leash should never be yanked. Leather, PU leather, latex and metal. Sets with leash and O-ring. Adjustable sizes. How to choose a collar and leash. Beginners should pick a soft faux leather or neoprene collar 3–5 cm wide with padding and a D-ring for the leash. Leather collars with a buckle are sturdier and more stylish, metal collars with a lock more serious and suited to long wear (day collar). Posture collars are wide and rigid, limit head movement and are for the experienced. Collars with spikes, O-rings or a chain also work as a fashion accessory for the club. Leashes come in chain, leather or cord, 60–120 cm long, with a carabiner or hook. Safety and care. A collar must never press on the throat; two fingers should fit between the strap and the neck, and the leash should be pulled sideways or down, never sharply forward. Never leave a partner tethered by a collar unattended. Wipe and condition leather, hand wash neoprene and dry metal thoroughly. Frequently asked questions. Which size fits? Measure the neck circumference and add 2–3 cm; most collars adjust between 32 and 45 cm. Can a collar be worn in public? Slim leather or metal collars without a ring look like a choker. All products are shipped in discreet packaging. We deliver across Latvia and the Baltics.