Taboom: the BDSM accessory designed as a style piece

Most BDSM brands sit either on the «toy» side (very accessible, playful, low price) or on the «atelier leather» side (premium, handmade, very expensive). Taboom plays a deliberate third card: careful design, worked finishes, solid materials, for a range that presents itself as The Art of BDSM. The point is not just to have a working accessory — it's to have an accessory you want to look at.

The Taboom spirit shows in the detail of the pieces: the Statement collars and leashes look more like jewellery than utility gear, the nipple clamps come in elaborate versions (vibrating, heavy duty, feather-tipped, Contemporary Spoke), and the wax-play candles are sold in coordinated sets. The brand speaks to couples or individuals who have moved past the introduction stage and want to step up in quality without jumping to top-end leather.

As with any BDSM practice, the object alone does not make the scene. The principles remain the same: informed consent, safeword, attention to the other person. Taboom provides the gear, the rest is built between partners.

Why this brand speaks to advanced practitioners

First reason: visual cohesion. Many mainstream BDSM brands show a patchwork of styles — a harness here, cuffs there, with no aesthetic thread. Taboom builds its lines (Statement, Heavy Duty, Contemporary…) with a recognisable thread, which lets you compose a coherent kit instead of stacking mismatched pieces.

Second reason: the range of registers. The collection covers soft bondage (blindfolds, Peacock ticklers) as well as more committed practices (Prick Stick electric crop, drip wax-play candles, heavy clamps). A brand that follows the couple or the individual as their desires evolve, without forcing a switch of visual universe at every step.

What you'll find in the Taboom collection

The range covers the essential BDSM accessories, with a clear design stance. The main families:

Statement collars, leashes and harnesses

The core of Taboom's identity. The Statement collars and leashes own a strong aesthetic, closer to jewellery than to utility gear — combine a collar on its own, a leash on its own, or a coordinated set. The BDSM harnesses and bondage waist cinchers complete the silhouette for a cohesive scene, from shoulders to waist.

Masks, hoods and blindfolds

For sight-deprivation play and scene-setting: cat mask (a nod to petplay), 3-opening BDSM hood (eyes + mouth free), Signature blindfold. The blindfold remains the simplest accessory to intensify the other senses — often an excellent first step for a couple discovering BDSM.

Floggers, crops and ticklers

The impact-play and tactile-stimulation range: Statement Flogger for moderate sensations, Prick Stick electric crop (to be used gradually, once you are familiar with it), Peacock Tickler with long feathers for caresses, and a more classic tickling feather. Enough to alternate soft and marked sensations within the same session.

Nipple clamps and pasties

A proper sub-range: vibrating nipple clamps, Heavy Duty Adjustable clamps with chain for experienced players, Contemporary Nipple Spoke with a more sculptural design, softer feather-trim clamps, and the Nipple X Covers pasties (red or black) for burlesque or strip-tease scenes.

Cuffs and restraints

The Slave BDSM cuffs in a more classic reading, plus two more glamorous variants: gold rhinestone cuffs, gold-plated BDSM cuffs. Pieces meant to be seen — the jewellery side of the restraint is fully owned, halfway between functional gear and stage piece.

Wax play and scene accessories

For temperature play: BDSM drip-candle sets and pink bondage candles designed to melt at a lower temperature than regular candles (essential to avoid burns). On the petplay and scene side: Unicorn anal plug with a glowing tail, which closes the range on a more playful note.

BDSM with confidence: three ground rules

Even with careful gear, the fundamentals remain the same. The beauty of the piece never replaces the basics of the practice:

• Informed consent. Every practice is discussed in advance, calmly. Each partner knows what will happen and clearly agrees.
• The safeword. Agree on a word or signal that, once said, stops the session immediately. The traffic-light system (green / amber / red) is still an excellent reflex.
• Aftercare. An intense session leaves emotions to settle. Plan a soft moment after (hug, drink, conversation) — it is as much part of the play as the play itself.

Specific precautions for some Taboom pieces: with an electric crop, start on fleshy areas (buttocks, thighs), never on bony areas, the neck or the left side of the chest. With wax-play candles, systematically test the temperature on the back of your own hand before pouring on your partner. With heavy nipple clamps, limit wear time to fifteen or twenty minutes at most.

Buy Taboom in Switzerland at Tentations

At Tentations, you'll find a Taboom selection shipped directly from Switzerland. Our promise:

• Authentic products — sourced directly from the brand's suppliers
• Neutral, discreet packaging — no outside marking gives away the content
• Shipping from Switzerland — no customs, no surprise import VAT
• Secure payment — encrypted transactions and protected banking data
• Customer service — to guide you through one accessory or the composition of a coherent kit

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