BDSM Choke Collar

Leather material

The product is made from premium-grade genuine leather, 1.6–1.8 mm thick, crafted using Italian tanning technology. This is combination-tanned leather — soft, flexible, and strong — specially developed for accessories like chokers and harnesses.

Surface finish

The surface has a semi-matte finish thanks to a polyurethane coating: it gives a subtle sheen without being too glossy or too dull.
The back side (flesh side) is carefully processed — smooth and pleasant to the touch, with minimal nap. A faint square pattern may be visible as a result of machine treatment that enhances comfort and cleanliness against the skin.

The edge is intentionally left raw and unpolished, allowing it to naturally burnish over time through wear, without the use of additional chemicals.

Hardware

The hardware is made of metal with a nickel-plated finish — smooth, durable, and comfortable to the touch. Available in several color options, giving you the freedom to choose what best matches your style and preferences. It doesn’t catch on clothing and holds up well to regular wear.

All items can withstand moderate pressure but are not intended for heavy mechanical stress.

Purpose and intended use

Collars, leashes, and wrist restraints are accessories that enhance sensual experiences, power dynamics, and visual aesthetics in roleplay and BDSM scenarios. They may also carry symbolic meaning — representing submission, dominance, or intimacy between partners.

Since these items are worn on sensitive areas like the neck and wrists, it’s essential to follow safety practices and engage in honest, respectful communication to ensure a positive and comfortable experience.

Key safety principles

• Always establish consent before use. Discuss boundaries, desires, and any physical or emotional limits with your partner.

• Agree on a safe word or signal that allows either person to stop the scene immediately.

• Collars and restraints must fit comfortably. They should not restrict breathing, blood flow, or cause excessive pressure. You should always be able to fit at least one finger between the item and the skin.

• Avoid pulling harshly on leashes — even light tension should be applied with care, especially around the neck.

• Never leave a restrained person unattended. Constant presence and attention are essential for both safety and emotional trust.

• Avoid participating in scenes under the influence of alcohol or other substances — they impair sensitivity and judgment.

• Regularly check the skin condition and circulation. Discontinue use if you notice numbness, redness, bruising, or discomfort.

• Avoid placing collars or restraints on damaged skin, swollen areas, or visible veins.

• All of our accessories are designed to allow the wearer to release themselves if necessary. However, this does not replace the importance of attentive supervision by a trusted partner.

• For beginners, it’s best to start with short sessions and gradually build duration based on mutual feedback and comfort.

• Do not use leash pulling as a form of punishment or dominance unless clearly agreed upon and handled with care by experienced partners.

Aftercare and emotional support

After a scene involving restraint or power exchange, it’s important to:

• Check for any marks, irritation, or tension on the skin

• Provide physical and emotional aftercare, such as water, warmth, or affectionate touch

• Talk about the experience to ensure both partners feel supported and heard

Aftercare helps restore emotional balance and strengthens trust — especially after intense play.

Note: Even the softest or most symbolic accessory must be used mindfully and respectfully. Your presence, care, and communication are what make the experience truly safe and enjoyable.

General care

To keep your leather item looking its best and lasting longer, please follow these simple care guidelines:

Cleaning

• Avoid contact with water. If the item gets wet, gently blot it with a paper towel and let it dry naturally at room temperature. Do not use hair dryers, heaters, or any direct heat sources.
• Do not wipe the item with wet wipes, especially those containing alcohol or harsh chemicals — they may damage the leather.

Storage

• Store the item in a dry, cool place, away from direct sunlight, heating devices, or high humidity.

Precautions

• Avoid contact with oils, perfumes, and cosmetics, as they may stain or alter the leather surface.

Optional care

• If needed, use a gentle leather care product suitable for the specific type of leather.

Natural leather may develop a beautiful patina over time — this is a natural process that highlights the character and uniqueness of each piece.