Bondage Collars – Leather O-Ring, D-Ring & Heart

About Our Bondage Collars

Made in the USA and backed by our LIFETIME GUARANTEE. We’ve been building gear in our Florida shop since 1999 - over 25 years under the same owner. Every collar is cut, finished, and assembled in-house with genuine leather, made to withstand real scenes.

Why bondage collars? Beyond looks, collars are practical tools for scene control. Width and ring placement affect comfort and function, while multi-ring layouts expand attachment options.

Common Uses

• Restraint & control: Clip leads, cuffs, or tethers to O/D-rings for positioning and redirection.
• Protocol & training: Reinforce posture, service positions, and rules during scenes or events.
• Identification & symbolism: Use tags or locks to signal roles, ownership, or scene status.
• Tie-downs & integration: Multi-ring collars make it easy to connect to furniture or floor points.
• Presentation & style: Heart, and accents add visual impact for public or private play.

Shop the Collars on This Page

• Heart Collar with Dee — Heart-front choker with a Dee for leads or tags.
• Sweet Heart Choker with Dee — Punched heart cutout, centered Dee attachment.
• 1 Ring Collar — Classic single D-ring for simple tethering and ID.
• 3 Ring Collar — Triple D-rings for versatile front/side tie-points.
• O-ring Collar — Center O-ring for fast clip-in connections.
• Triple O-ring Collar — Three O-rings across the front for multiple anchors.
• Story Of O Bondage Collar — Iconic O-ring style inspired by a BDSM classic.
• Lions Head Collar — Decorative lion head plate with functional ring.
• Mutli-O-Ring Collar — Row of O-rings along the band for flexible restraint.
• Leather Decorative Chain Collar — Leather choker accented with draped chain.
• Deluxe Multi-ring Collar — Multiple rings for gear attachment and positioning.
• Locks and Charms — Heart locks and charms to finish or secure your collar.

Fit & care: Measure at the base of the neck, allow two fingers under the strap, and tighten evenly. Wipe leather with a damp cloth, let dry, then condition occasionally. Inspect rings, rivets, and buckles before each scene.

Safety: Use by mutual consent, avoid airway pressure, and never leave anyone restrained unattended.