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London, London
Leather, latex, and kink gear on Soho's Old Compton Street
Prowler RED is the fetish and kink specialist of London's Prowler family, on Old Compton Street in the middle of gay Soho. Where the flagship Prowler store down the road keeps things lifestyle-focused, RED goes harder: two floors of leather, latex and rubber, harnesses, bondage and fetish equipment, toys, and poppers, plus the shop's own Prowler RED Leather Range. It occupies the former Fifty & Dean site, rebranded under the Prowler name. Staff have a reputation for being approachable, which matters in a category that can intimidate first-timers — whether you're kitting out for a fetish night or just browsing. Open daily, and an easy add-on if you're already working your way around the Soho shops.
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