Collar Tom of Finland Neoprene with a Lock Black

Collar Tom of Finland Neoprene with a Lock Black 🖤

The neoprene collar by Tom of Finland, a range from XR Brands, is a wide black band with grey edging. On the outside sits a plate with the Tom of Finland lettering, at the front a silver-coloured D-ring. It closes with a black buckle through whose loop the included padlock is passed; you set the width via the row of holes, and a loop holds the loose end. It stands under fetish collars, with bondage and under fetish sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of XR Brands.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: neoprene
• 🎨 Colour: black, grey edging
• ✅ Front: D-ring
• 🔒 Fastening: buckle with padlock
• ✅ Contents: collar and padlock with key
• 🪜 Range: Tom of Finland
• ⚠️ Caution: key within reach, never pull on it

❓ FAQ

What does neoprene change compared with leather?

It is soft, slightly stretchy and follows the shape of the neck instead of resting on it with firm edges. Moisture does the material little harm, it can be washed and needs no leather care. In return it looks sportier than a glossy leather collar.

How tightly is it put on?

So that two fingers fit comfortably between band and neck. Breathing and swallowing must stay free at all times, even when you tilt your head. Only once the width is right does the lock go into the loop.

What applies with the lock?

The key lies within reach and in sight, not in a bag. Whoever wears the collar locked is not left alone and does not sleep in it. Try unlocking it once before it gets serious for the first time. For emergencies, scissors are also ready that can cut through the band next to the buckle.

May a leash go on the D-ring?

As a symbol yes, for pulling no. Nobody ever pulls on the collar, it is not tied to anything and never used for restraining or suspending.

How is neoprene cleaned?

With warm water and mild soap, taking the lock off first. Then let it air-dry openly, not on the radiator. Keep the lock itself dry so that it stays smooth.