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Amsterdam, Netherlands
Gay fetish shop on Reguliersdwarsstraat for leather, latex, and gear
House of Riegillio is the Amsterdam flagship of the fetish-fashion label MR. Riegillio, opened on Reguliersdwarsstraat in 2023 right on the city's gay strip. It's where fetish gear meets fashion: harnesses, collars, and classic leather sit alongside nylon, shiny PVC, and brighter sequined and fluorescent pieces, stocking the house label plus other established fetish brands. More boutique than sex shop, it's pitched as an inclusive space welcoming all communities and gender identities, which makes it an easy browse whether you're kitting out for a night at the Eagle or Club Church or just curious about the scene's fashion side. A practical stop on Reguliersdwarsstraat between the bars.
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