Part of the Gay Provincetown Guide — bars, events & things to do.

Provincetown, Massachusetts
Leather, fetish gear, and swimwear shop on Commercial Street.
Full Kit Gear has been on Commercial Street since 2011, dealing in leather, fetish gear, swim, jockstraps, and underwear, with inclusive sizing from XS to 6XL and in-store fittings if you are after custom leather. It grew into one of New England's go-to shops of its kind before opening a second location in Chicago's Andersonville neighborhood, which now serves as the brand's year-round flagship. The Provincetown shop keeps P-town's rhythm: weekends only through the winter, then daily once the season picks up, so plan around that if you are shopping mid-week off-season. Anything you cannot find in person ships year-round from the brand's online store.
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