Annabel Leather and Lace Blindfold

Something Wicked Holdings

£60

Combining luxury leather and lace, our decadent luxury blindfold provides you with the best of both worlds. It’s time to relinquish control, heighten your senses and place your pleasure in the hands of your lover. Crafted using our rich Japanese plonge leather and fine French Chantilly lace, secured with a soft silk chiffon tie, this high end leather blindfold compliments all of our opulent, luxurious leather lingerie designs, and is the perfect finishing touch to any kinky ensemble. Soft tickles from the lace eyelashes, cool kisses from our buttery leather, mysterious touches from your lover;

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Annabel Leather and Lace Blindfold

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