Spiked clothing
Definition
Spiked clothing is BDSMclothing that has small spikes, nails, or metal prongs on the inside, causing the wearer to experience mild to intense pain with every movement.
Explanation of prick clothing
Prick clothing is designed to cause the body to react continuously. It can be pants, a shirt, a corset, a collar, gloves, or even underwear in which stimuli are subtle or very pronounced. Some pieces have soft plastic tips for constant, tingling pressure, while others are equipped with metal pins for a sharper sensation.
The special thing about prick clothing is that the play arises not only from the interaction between Dominant and sub, but from the movements of the body itself. Walking, sitting, kneeling, turning, or even trying to stand still can create an intense experience. In many D/s dynamics, prick clothing is used to reinforce discipline, focus, obedience, or physical submission.
Dominants sometimes use prickly clothing as an “invisible command”: the sub wears it during daily activities or under regular clothing, knowing that every step is a reminder of their role and ownership. It can be used as punishment, training, or as a long-lasting, subtle form of arousal.
In addition, prick clothing has great visual appeal within fetish and fashion-oriented BDSM. The piece itself becomes an instrument, a work of art, and a psychological trigger all in one.
Safety & points of attention
Spike clothing can cause chafing, scratches, or small wounds, especially when worn for long periods of time.
Avoid use on damaged skin, open wounds, eczema, abrasions, or areas with thin skin.
Tight clothing with metal spikes can cause bruising or pinched skin.
Stimulation clothing is intense; prolonged wear can cause numbness, strain, or skin pain.
Be aware of allergies. Some people react to certain types of metal or synthetic materials.
Do not use sharp or rust-prone materials. Cheap stimulation clothing can tear, rust, or have points that are too sharp.
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