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Complete PU leather restraint set - jacket, hood and mitts

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Complete Restraint Set - Open-Chest Jacket, Full-Coverage Hood & Adjustable Mitts, PU Leather

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This Is Not Where You Start

Two hundred and fifty dollars buys a great deal of single-item bondage gear, so it is worth being direct about who this is aimed at. It suits someone whose drawer already holds wrist cuffs, a blindfold, perhaps a bar or a coil of rope, and who has hit the ceiling of what separate items can do together. Anyone shopping for a first restraint tonight should buy cuffs and come back to this later.

What the money buys is coordination. One garment covers the arms and torso, fastening at the back with the arms held behind; one hood covers the head; two mitts cover the hands. Assembled brand by brand, a binder, a leather hood and a pair of bondage mitts run past this figure and never quite match — different weights, different strap widths, different blacks. Here it arrives as one material, one hardware family, one logic of buckles.

The fittings assume you own other things. The jacket carries rivets and D-rings at intervals, so clips, tethers and cuffs already in the house have somewhere to fasten. Sizing is handled by buckle and strap on all three pieces instead of by measurement, which in practice means most bodies. Black, synthetic throughout, nothing derived from an animal; wipe it down and let it dry completely before it goes back in the bag.

Experience does not retire the basics, and kit this comprehensive raises the stakes rather than lowering them. Everyone involved is an informed adult who said yes before the first buckle closed. Nobody wearing this gets left on their own, not for a minute. The hood muffles the voice, so agree on a wordless cue up front — a set number of taps, a hum — and honor it instantly. Watch the fingers: if they go cold, prickle, lose sensation or change color, the mitts come off straight away. Keep airflow and circulation unobstructed the whole time, park blunt-tipped shears within reach of wherever you are playing, and treat this as gear that was never intended to restrict breath.

  • One matched system in place of mismatched cuffs, hood and binder
  • Three pieces cut from a single material: jacket, hood, two mitts
  • Buckle-and-strap sizing on every piece, one size fits most
  • Rivets and D-rings accept the tethers and clips already in the house
  • Black PU synthetic leather, wipe-clean surface, no animal products
  • Built for people with restraint experience, not a first purchase

Delivery covers the length of Miami Beach — South Beach, Mid-Beach, North Beach and the Collins Avenue hotels — and condo package rooms take a plain box without comment.

A closer look

Complete Set  /  01Black Series · PU Leather · Buckled Throughout

Private Collection · All Three Pieces

The CompleteRestraint Set


A matched trio of pieces, supplied together as a single set.

Jacket · Padded Hood · Two Mitts

Three pieces: a cropped jacket that takes the arms behind the body, a padded hood that shuts over the head, and mitts that put the hands beyond use. Each has its own buckles, so you can wear a single piece, two, or add them one after another until all three are on.

The complete restraint set shown together: the black PU leather hood worn on a form above the open-chest jacket with the arms bound in front, with the pair of padded mitts and the folded jacket laid out alongside.The Set · Three Parts
The three pieces shot side by side. They ship as a set and cannot be bought individually.
  • ComponentsThree
  • MaterialPU leather
  • ClosureBuckles
  • Lock pointsPadlockable

Components  /  Three Views

What the set contains


None of the three is an accessory to the others. Taken in order: posture comes from the jacket, enclosure from the hood, and the loss of the hands from the mitts.

The open-chest jacket on a display form, seen from the front: cropped body open across the chest, high collar with a D-ring at the throat, and long sleeves crossing the arms and holding them bound at the waist.Front · Arms Secured
  • The jacket from the rear, showing the vertical column of buckle straps, the corset-style lacing between them and the metal D-rings set into the back panel.Rear
  • A second front view of the jacket on a form, showing the chest strap with its snap studs and the way the cropped body sits above the waist.Front · Second

Jacket  /  01

Open-chest jacket, in detail


The cut is cropped, the chest left open, and a high collar carries a D-ring at the throat. Sleeves run long and closed; they take the arms across the front, round to the back, and buckle off there.

Down the back runs a stack of buckle straps, laced between, with D-rings let into the panel. Tension is therefore chosen by hand, not decided by the cut: one jacket can rest easy on the shoulders or bind the arms close, and those rings give you somewhere to tether.

  • MaterialSynthetic PU leather
  • BackColumns of buckles, plus lacing
  • CollarHigh, plus a throat D-ring
  • SleevesArm-binder, rear buckles
  • HardwareTethering D-rings
The full-coverage hood seen from a front three-quarter angle: a padded black PU shell crossed by an array of straps, with snap-fastened panels over the eye and mouth positions and a buckled collar carrying a D-ring at the throat.Front Three-Quarter
  • The hood from the rear: a smooth, fully closed padded shell with a single seam down the centre and the collar buckle visible at the base.Rear
  • The hood in side profile, showing how the crown strap and the jaw strap run down to meet the buckled collar.Profile

Hood  /  02

Full-coverage hood, detailed


A padded shell, closed all round: laced behind, and crossed by a strap array pulling down into a collar that buckles and carries a throat D-ring. Snap panels cover the eye positions and the mouth. Behind, the surface is smooth and unbroken.

Vision is removed and the voice is dulled. That is what the hood is for, and it is also why the practical business gets settled first: confirm the wearer breathes easily and can be heard, and fix a signal that needs no words and no hands. The safety notes below explain it.

  • ShellPU synthetic leather, padded
  • StrapsAdjustable multi-strap array
  • PanelsEye and mouth, snap-fastened
  • CollarThroat D-ring, buckled closed
  • RearLaced shut, smooth
The pair of restraint mitts laid side by side: rounded padded fists in black PU leather with buckled cuffs, photographed with two brass padlocks and their keys beside them.The Pair
  • Close-up of a single mitt: the padded fist, the buckle strap around the cuff, the D-ring at the wrist and a brass padlock with keys resting alongside.Cuff · Locking Point
  • Lock PointA padlock fits the cuff buckle.

Mitts  /  03

The mitts, as a pair


Each mitt is a padded fist. The hand shuts inside it and fine motor control goes with it — no gripping, no unbuckling, no picking. What is left is a soft blunt shape.

A buckle strap cuffs each mitt, and a D-ring sits at the wrist. Because that buckle accepts a padlock, closing it means the wearer has no way out on their own — so name the person who holds the keys, and decide where they live, before the lock goes on.

  • FormPU fists, padded
  • CuffAdjustable buckle strap
  • HardwareWrist D-ring
  • LockingThe buckle takes a padlock
  • QuantityTwo mitts, one pair

On the Move  /  Three Views

The jacket, in motion


Three short clips, all of the jacket: held in the hand, then on a dark form, then on a light one. Vertical, looping, no sound. The controls will pause any of them.

In Hand

Against a fabric backdrop, held up: the collar, the front buckle, and one long sleeve end to end.

On the Form · Dark

Hardware in close-up: the D-ring on the collar, the cross-strap, and the buckle closing the arm binder.

On the Form · Light

On a white form: front, three-quarter, back — arms carried behind the body and bound there.

Silent clips, looping without a break. Only the jacket appears in them — for the hood and the mitts, see the sections either side.

Build  /  Hardware Studies

Where the load sits


Three enlarged details. Every one marks a place where the set adjusts, holds or locks.

  • Enlarged view of the jacket's rear panel: two vertical rows of buckle straps with corset lacing running between them and D-rings set into the leather.
    JKT  /  01

    Buckle columns, rear

    Lacing and straps cover the back from top to bottom. You set the tension by hand and the buckle keeps it there; the pattern never decides it — and that is why a single jacket can be worn loose or drawn close.

  • Enlarged view of a mitt cuff: the buckle strap drawn through its keeper, the wrist D-ring, and a brass padlock with keys lying beside it.
    MITT  /  02

    The cuff buckle, and where it locks

    A padlock goes through the cuff buckle. Once it is shut, nobody works the mitt off from within — which makes the padlock a decision rather than a detail. Someone holds the keys.

  • Enlarged view of the hood's strap array: parallel straps with snap studs crossing the padded shell above the snap-fastened eye and mouth panels.
    HD  /  03

    Strap array, plus panels

    Straps pass over the crown and across the jaw before pulling down into the collar buckle; that is what stops the hood moving. Snap-fastened panels close over the eye and mouth positions.

Contents  /  Specifications

Inside the box


Ships as a single set
  • 1 ×Open-chest jacket
  • 1 ×Full-coverage hood
  • 2 ×Restraint mitts

All three ship as one configured set. Buying a single piece is not possible.

  • MaterialPU synthetic leather with metal hardware
  • ClosureBuckles adjust throughout
  • SizingOne size fits most, adjustable
  • ColourBlack
  • Lock pointsPadlocks fit the buckle straps
  • For ages18+

The product photography shows padlocks and keys. If you are counting on them, check with the seller that they are included.

Fitting  /  The Order

Fitting and adjusting


Four steps, taken in sequence. Working downwards puts the load onto the shoulders instead of the neck.

  1. Collar first

    The collar comes first. Leave two fingers of room between strap and neck, then adjust every other piece around the position the collar has taken.

  2. Back, from the bottom

    Take up the rear straps evenly, starting at the bottom of the column and moving up. The load should sit across the whole back, never on one strap.

  3. Sleeves last

    Leave the sleeves until the collar and the back are settled. Before you draw that buckle closed, make sure the shoulders can still move a little.

  4. Throat, checked

    Feel your way round the entire collar line. Nothing should lie across or rest on the front of the throat; if a strap has drifted there, unbuckle it and set it again instead of dragging it sideways.

Consent, Safety  /  Please Read First

What matters most here


Two features here change what is required of you. Sight goes with the hood, and speech is muffled by it. The mitts take a lock, and a locked mitt has no release from inside. Put those together and the wearer may be unable to get free or to call out easily — which is why the plan is agreed before the first buckle closes.

01

Before starting


  • Adults only, informed and consenting. Agreement comes first, while everybody involved can still talk about it freely.
  • Settle on a signal needing neither voice nor hands. A rhythm hummed out, an object let fall, a small bell closed in the fist. Try it once before the hood is on.
  • Name the person holding the padlock keys, and their location. They remain in the room and on that person — a hand or a pocket. Not a shelf, not a bag, not the next room.
  • Have safety scissors or a quick-release tool at hand before you buckle anything.
02

While it is worn


  • Never leave someone in restraint on their own, even briefly. Not for the door, not to go and get something.
  • Breathing and circulation stay unobstructed throughout. Stop immediately at numbness, tingling, any colour change in the hands, or laboured breathing.
  • Check in at the interval you fixed beforehand. Use the tested signal; silence on its own is not evidence of comfort.
  • Keep the throat itself free of pressure: nothing crossing it, nothing pressing on it. A strap that has wandered gets released and refitted, not shoved sideways.
03

Coming out


  • Undo it backwards: mitts come off first, so hands are returned before vision is.
  • Stiffness and a drop in blood pressure are normal. Sit first, stand after a minute.
  • Something to drink, something warm, a few quiet minutes. The come-down counts as part of the session rather than its end.
  • Look at the skin under every strap line, and talk it through while the details are fresh.
Limits — stated

Breath restriction is not what this set does. A hood is no respirator, and panels over the eyes and mouth are not an airway — before any lock is closed, confirm breathing is easy and the wearer can be heard.

Keep it out of water. Do not sleep in it. Do not pair it with anything that takes weight or suspends a body.

  • Fix the check-in interval beforehand
  • Keys held in the room, in a pocket
  • Keep a cutting tool in reach

Care  /  Storage

Cleaning and storing


  • Clean

    A damp cloth and mild soap on the PU. Nothing abrasive, nothing solvent-based.

  • Dry

    Let it dry completely before storing. PU is ruined by being put away damp.

  • Heat

    Away from radiators, direct heat, and hours of sun.

  • Store

    Store it flat or hung, keeping creases out of the collar and padded panels.

  • Hardware

    Buckles, D-rings and padlocks stay dry; if metal gets wet, dry it before storing.

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