Collar & Leash Sets

- For beginners – Soft padded collars with medium-length leashes for safe, simple control.
- For strict control – Rigid collars or chain leashes that offer stronger, steadier handling.
- For roleplay – Soft or fantasy-themed sets for lighter scenes and playful dynamics.
- For posture play – Taller collars that help stabilise the head and keep posture consistent.
- For advanced restraint – Chain or locking sets designed for firmer control and stronger direction.

Types of Collar & Leash Sets
Soft Leather Sets — For Sweet Subs Who Obey on Cue
Comfortable, flexible and perfect for beginners or sensual scenes. Gentle on the neck but still undeniably commanding.

Rigid Posture Sets — For Discipline, Stillness & Total Control
Built for discipline, control and stronger D/s energy. Ideal for scenes where posture, presence and obedience matter.

Chain Leash Sets — Cold, Heavy & Impossible to Ignore
Cold, heavy and loud in all the right ways. Great for power exchange, fetish play and subs who love the sound of control.

Pet-Play Inspired Sets — Cute, Playful & Perfect for Brat-Taming
Cute, playful and fantasy-driven. Designed for soft roleplay, brat-taming or aesthetic submission.

Matching Couples Sets — Aesthetic, Kinky & Scene-Ready
Coordinated designs for partners who want their scenes — and their aesthetics — to stay perfectly aligned.

Safety & Care Tips
- Always check fit — collars should be snug but not restrictive.
- Keep communication open, especially during pulls or motion control.
- Avoid sudden, sharp tugs unless using proper hardware.
- Know your sub's neck limits and body cues.
- Clean leather, chain and hardware regularly to prevent irritation.

Yes — soft leather or padded collars with lightweight leashes are perfect for beginners.

Short leashes offer strong control; medium lengths work best for guided movement and general play.

Absolutely.

Many sets are styled for pet-play dynamics while still being safe for BDSM use.

Yes, as long as the collar fit is correct and pulls are controlled, not jerking.

Submissive collars focus on symbolism and obedience; bondage collars are built for stronger restraint and heavier scenes.