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Amsterdam, Netherlands
Global leather and fetish flagship on Prinsengracht, founded 1994.
Mister B opened on Warmoesstraat in March 1994 and has grown over thirty-plus years from a single Amsterdam leather shop into one of the best-known fetish lifestyle brands in Europe. The flagship moved to Prinsengracht 192 in 2018, a bright, open-fronted store with changing rooms and a coffee bar, where the point is that you can actually try gear on rather than guess at sizing. They manufacture their own leather, rubber, and neoprene lines alongside outside brands like Nasty Pig and Oxballs, and still take made-to-measure leather orders. The shop sits near the center of the European fetish circuit, sponsoring events including Darklands in Antwerp and Amsterdam Leather & Fetish Pride, with additional stores in Berlin and Antwerp. For a visitor it's the most approachable entry point to the city's fetish scene, staffed by people who'll talk you through a first harness as readily as a custom jacket.
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