Restraints, Collars and Toys with a History

You can buy restraints and collars from any shop. Buying them from a creator is different, because the item comes with a person behind it, and sometimes with a history you have already seen in their photos or clips.

New, used or used on camera

Creators list new items, items they have used themselves, and items that have featured in their own content. The listing should say which. If it does not, ask before you buy.

What you will find

Handcuffs and restraints, paddles, collars and chokers, props, and toys. Many creators also sell clips or photos featuring the same item, so you can buy the item and the content together.

Read the condition

For anything used, a good listing describes its condition honestly and shows clear photos. Ask questions about wear, cleaning and materials before you pay, not after.

Items from their content

If you have seen an item in a creator's clip or photo set, ask whether it is for sale. Many creators are happy to part with gear once it has had its moment on camera.

Posting and privacy

The creator packs and posts the item to you, and the postage is shown at the checkout before you pay. Ask for plain packaging if it matters to you.

Pair it with content

A collar is more personal with a clip of it being worn. If a creator offers both, buying them together often costs less than buying separately.

Ask before you buy

A short message about materials, size or how an item has been used is quick to answer, and it saves you buying something that is not quite what you pictured.

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