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Washington D.C., Washington D.C.
A fetish and kink gear boutique above a coffee shop in Woodridge.
A 700-square-foot fetish boutique on the second floor above Zeke's Coffee in Washington's Woodridge neighborhood — not Dupont or Logan Circle, but a destination shop that pulls a knowing clientele from across the District. The stock centers on wearable BDSM and kink gear from brands like Mr. S Leather, 665 Leather, Cellblock13, Barcode Berlin, and E-Stim Systems UK, with a selection that turns over often. Open since 2014, it was founded by Dan Snyder Jr. after years of saving toward it, and it remains DC's only dedicated fetish retail space — a niche most cities still leave to online ordering. It's walk-in, no appointment needed, and the appeal is exactly that you can handle the gear and get fitted in person instead of guessing from a website.
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