Dress Code
Gear up and get ready. FWL parties have a strict dress code. Here’s a simple breakdown of what you can wear for some of the main fetishes.
Leather
You can wear full BLUF, breeches, leather uniform, biker gear or kilts. Leather jeans, jocks, shorts and harnesses are also popular choices. Denim jeans are acceptable if work under chaps or with leather boots and a leather top or vest.
Rubber
You have plenty of options with rubber, from catsuits to jocks, or singlets and leggings to full gimp coverage. Aprons can create an industrial look, whilst masks and hoods build mystery. And there’s lots of colour to choose from, it doesn’t always have to be black.
Sports
Full football and rugby kit, American football, boxing or cycling gear all work! Indulge your inner superhero in lycra or feel chill and comfy in scally gear, trackies and trainers, sports jocks, sport shorts and socks. Combinations are endless.
Skinhead
Ger your hair cropped, shaved or cut in a Mohawk. Bleachers and a polo shirt are classics. An Alpha Studios jacket, boots and braces create the traditional hard look.
Uniform/Military
Full uniform from any of the services: air force, army, navy, ambulance/medical, police, SWAT or fire brigade. Work gear, high viz or overalls also get the job done.
Pup
Pups can use elements from so many other fetishes, such as leather, rubber or neoprene, along with harnesses, shorts, knee or fist pads. It’s all about attitude and the way you play. Pup talks, collars, leads, hoods and masks are also key accessories.