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Paris's oldest leather and fetish shop on Le Marais's main gay street
IEM is a gay leather and fetish shop on Rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie, one of the main gay streets in Le Marais. It has traded under the slogan "fournisseur de fantasmes" (supplier of fantasies) since 1980, which makes it one of the city's longest-running gay specialty retailers. The stock covers leather, latex, neoprene, and textile gear alongside BDSM equipment, toys, underwear, poppers, lubricants, and care products for keeping leather and rubber in shape. IEM once ran several locations across Paris; this Marais storefront is the one that remains, surrounded by other LGBTQ+ businesses on a block that's easy to fold into a wider Marais wander. There's also a mail-order side at iem.fr for anyone who'd rather shop discreetly. For visitors assembling fetish gear in Paris, it's the heritage option a few minutes from the neighborhood's bars.
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