Leather
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[[File:300490254 49b6a8ff60 o.jpg|thumb|right|Leather [[glove fetishism|gloves]]]] | [[File:300490254 49b6a8ff60 o.jpg|thumb|right|Leather [[glove fetishism|gloves]]]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:40, 24 May 2025
Leather can have various references:
- Leather (material) is a common material for making various equipment including blindfolds, handcuffs, whips and clothing.
- Leather subculture is about BDSM, or that part of it that associates closer to S&M and fetish or to homosexual BDSM.
- Leather fetishism describes an attraction to people wearing leather, or to items made from leather.
- Old Guard leather (also Old Guard but not to be confused with fascist movements of that same name) is the gay leather subculture from which much of BDSM originally derived.
- New leather (also New Guard leather or just New Guard) is a more sexually-liberated and less protocol-driven version of the Leather subculture.
- Motorcycle leathers describes a culture associated with biking.
- Leather Family describes a family or family-sized-group living in an alternate lifestyle often based on the leather subculture or on BDSM.
- Leather Community is used to loosely associate people living in the leather subculture or even into the wider BDSM. Roughly equivalent to "BDSM Lifestyle"
- Started in the USA and now including leatherfolk as far away as Canada, there is the National Leather Association: International
- There is a Leather Pride Flag.
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