LEATHER CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES

Leather was the first material that people learned to process for making clothing. From prehistoric times, through ancient and medieval times, to today. The style of dressing has always changed, but the material has survived as long as humanity itself. A material that has dominated fashion and the most bizarre fantasies since time immemorial. In fashion, it primarily expresses nobility and elegance. In BDSM and fetish, it is very popular not only for elegance but also for its strength and durability.

Types of Leather

Have you ever looked at a leather goods store window? Each product is made from a different material. It's clear. While handbags or wallets must be strong to last, with gloves we mainly prefer comfort. After all, no one wants to have hands like in a cast. Types of leather differ mainly according to the animal they come from and the processing itself. On the way to your wardrobe, they must go through several complex processes. The processing procedure is described in the article Leather on Wikipedia. The correct name is therefore leather. Nevertheless, we commonly talk about leather.

We offer 3 types of cowhide

Fine, smooth napa

It is used for both men's and women's sexy clothing, which should be comfortable. Mainly leather dresses, skirts, underwear or gloves.

Soft, strong, patterned napa

This leather looks massive, yet it is still sufficiently comfortable. It is ideal for corsets, some masks or straitjackets and sacks. Occasionally, it is also used for regular clothing, including underwear.

Hard, polished split leather

This is the strongest of all and therefore is ideal for all straps, leather cuffs, collars and harnesses.

Types of leather are often combined and layered to achieve ideal strength and appearance. Leather corsets usually have a base of strong leather, covered with fine napa. Collars and neck corsets are firm on the outside and softly padded on the inside. Dresses and bodysuits are made from fine napa but may have accessories made from durable split leather.

Leather Care

Leather is a natural material that dries out over time and loses its properties. True, it takes years to dry out and crack. Nevertheless, it is wise to take care of it from the very beginning. With minimal effort, you can almost stop the aging process and keep it supple and shiny. More in the section Leather Clothing and Accessories Care.