Part of the Gay Berlin Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Berlin, Germany
Berlin rubber and latex label crafting fashion-forward gear since 2006
Berlin maker of its own line of latex and heavy rubber gear, designed and handcrafted in Germany. The aesthetic leans fashion-forward — clean cuts, precise silhouettes, pieces built to be worn rather than just displayed — a deliberate step up from standard fetish-shop fare. The catalog runs deep: full suits, tanks, shorts, harnesses, puppy gear, chaps, and accessories for men and women, with made-to-measure orders and a repair service that keeps older pieces in rotation. The retail shop sits inside the GEAR Berlin complex on Kalckreuthstraße in Schöneberg, a short walk from Nollendorfplatz and surrounded by the city's densest cluster of gay fetish retailers. You can try gear on before buying, and the staff are used to walking newcomers through fit — useful, given how specific rubber sizing gets.
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