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The ADfetish harness, from Barcelona to a Warsaw night
Born in Barcelona as the night-time twin of ADDICTED, ADfetish is devoted entirely to fetish fashion. Harnesses, mesh, jockstraps and clubwear, made for the hours when Warsaw goes quiet and the club is only getting started. In Barcelona it even has a shop of its own, the AD Party / AD Fetish Store on Consell de Cent.
The layer closest to the skin
Hardly anyone turns up to a first fetish night in the full outfit. It tends to begin with a jockstrap or a brief under an ordinary pair of jeans, then a mesh bodysuit a few parties later, and before long the black end of the wardrobe has a life of its own. Mesh covers everything and hides nothing, which is rather the point.
What a harness actually does
A harness draws new lines across the chest, shoulders and back, over a shirt or on bare skin. ADfetish makes it in elastic and in leather, from a simple men’s harness to designs with rings, clips and buckles. And a harness, like anything else a person wears, is a statement of style, never an invitation. Consent is something people say out loud.
A harness that stays where it should
The best harness is the one its wearer forgets about. It sits still on the dance floor, does not pull at the shoulders and still feels right at four in the morning. On the X-Cross Leather Harness, designed and made in Barcelona, a seven-point adjustable belt at the front takes care of exactly that.
In Poland, the ADfetish range is available to adults at addictedshop.eu, alongside ADDICTED and ES Collection.
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