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Berlin, Germany
Schöneberg fetish shop for leather harnesses, rubber, and sportswear
BOXER is the Berlin outpost of the Barcelona fetish label of the same name, set in the heart of the Schöneberg gay quarter just off Motzstraße. The shop specializes in leather, rubber, sportswear, and underwear, much of it designed and produced in Barcelona, with collections cut to match the dress codes of clubs like Berghain and KitKatClub. It's a focused gear stop rather than a general gift shop, so it's most useful if you're putting together a fetish look or need a harness, a singlet, or rubber pieces before a party. Staff have a reputation for being helpful with sizing and fit. The location near Nollendorfplatz puts it within easy walking distance of Schöneberg's bars and the cluster of other gear shops on this stretch.
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