Chest harnesses (slim strap with lining)

These stunning chest-harnesses are extremely versatile! Combining clean, elegant construction with a casual, DIY street-fashion vibe, they are perfect as club-wear, play-wear, or edgy summer street wear, and look awesome on guys, girls, and everyone in between! 

The slender strap width (1 inch) gives these harnesses a cheekier, sluttier vibe than the wide-strap ones (at least that’s how it felt to me when I first tried one on!), and the reinforced rip-stop lining gives them a gorgeous sleek finish and satisfying thickness!

They are also designed to perfectly match the jockstraps, collars and wrist-cuffs I make make, so you can use these harnesses as part of a full matching outfit!

Available in all the classic kink-fashion colours, in a wide range of standard sizes, AND you can choose for the metal hardware to be either black OR silver-coloured! 

Custom sizing is also available at no extra charge. Just choose ‘CUSTOM’ from the size options, measure yourself as per the “How To Measure” instructions (you can find this in the images) and then enter your measurement in the space provided. 

PLEASE NOTE:

1

These harnesses are NOT ADJUSTABLE, so make sure you refer to the sizing chart and/or measuring instructions (provided in the images) to ensure the fit you want.

2

When putting these harnesses on, the shorter straps should go over your shoulders, and the longer straps should go around your chest (it likely won’t fit if you try it the other way up!).

DETAILED MATERIALS INFO

The strap is made from industrial polypropylene webbing, with a decorative cotton herringbone strip, and lined with a reinforced rip-stop fabric.

The hardware is mostly steel (see below for details) and comes with either a black finish or a nickel (i.e. silvery) finish.

Hardware details:

The rivets, eyelets and D-ring are steel.

My supplier doesn’t have detailed info on what the buckles are made from, but I’ve run some tests and I’m fairly sure they’re die-cast zinc. The prong of the buckle is steel (which is normal for zinc-cast buckles).

The black finish is applied via powder-coating* and the nickel finish via standard electroplating. Both finishes are applied industrially by the manufacturer.

*Note: “Powder-coating” takes its name from the process used and does NOT mean the coating is actually powdery! Look it up if you’re curious, but trust me the finish is tough and durable! Most metal you see around that looks painted is done using this process.