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Berlin, Germany
Germany's largest latex and leather manufacturer and retail shop since 1992.
Blackstyle has been designing and making latex clothing in Prenzlauer Berg since 1992, and it's grown into one of the world's largest makers of handmade latex, a three-floor workshop and shop on Seelower Straße with a roughly 30-person team, shipping to more than 50 countries. Everything is produced in-house: bodysuits, corsets, dresses, jackets, leggings, underwear, and more. Alongside its own line it stocks partner latex brands and rubber by the meter, plus the care products and accessories the material needs. Custom pieces are made to measure with in-person fittings by appointment. It's a serious fetish-fashion address rather than a novelty stop, the place Berlin's latex crowd, and a good chunk of the international scene, actually shops.
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