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Most Popular Men’s Bondage Wear Types

Guide To PVC, Latex, Rubber & Wet Look

If you like to really go all out on a sexy treat for a special night in (or out!) then these super erotic fabric choices will be sure to enhance your pleasure. Check out our guide below for some exciting bondage gear ideas!

PVC

Feels soft and is smooth to the touch. High shine PVC will create some super naughty “look at me!” shapes that your partner is sure to love. The stretchy nature of PVC means boxers or briefs will provide maximum comfort and sex appeal. This super naughty fabric often lends itself to some of the more flamboyant styles. So brace yourself for cutaways, studs, rip off pouches, and garter shorts.

Men’s Latex & Rubber Wear

These fabrics are what would traditionally spring to mind in terms of bondage wear for men. For those who enjoy BDSM kink these more restrictive, structured fabrics will have a great deal of appeal. If you like your bondage wear to have a bit of sexy functionality, then you can get some with butt plugs, cock rings, or penis sheaths built in.

Men’s Lace & See Through Underwear

Lace and sheer fabrics are soft, lightweight and feel incredibly erotic during wear. The see through nature of these fabrics means there will be lots of naughty glimpses of your best bits. There’s a huge variety in the men's see through underwear styles available in these sexy fabrics. Boxers, skimpy briefs, teeny men’s thongs. Try it, and you’ll soon see why men’s lace underwear and sheer see through men’s underwear is seeing an explosion in popularity.

Men’s Open Front & Back Underwear

Want to let it all hang out? You can give a naughty peek or easy access to your package or bum with some super erotic open front or back boxers, briefs, or thongs. The most well known open back underwear style is the sporty jockstrap. Fetish underwear takes the standard of naughty way beyond the strap, and weaves in some erotic magic of it’s own. See through, lace, PVC, and leather can all be found in this sexy men's underwear style – subtlety is overrated anyway!