Crave Leather Nipple Tassels

They look like jewelry. That's the point. The Crave nipple tassels are made from genuine cow leather, with a thin cord and silver metal tips and a slide, so at first glance they could pass as a fashion accessory. Look at them again and you'll see what they're for.

Crave was started by a person named Ti, who had friends that didn't own toys for fear someone would find them. The idea was to make pieces that were tasteful and well made, things you'd flaunt and not hide. The tassels follow that logic. They're black leather with silver accents, simple and discreet, and the cord is thinner than the one on Crave's lambskin versions. That gives them a lighter, finer line.

The silver slide and the metal tips finish off the cord, so the whole thing looks deliberate and not like an afterthought. They're lightweight, and the maker says they suit any size of nipple. Wear them under a shirt for a private bit of tension through the day, or wear them out in the open at night when the clothes come off. They look good enough to leave on the dresser, and they work well enough that you won't want to.

Key Features:
- Genuine Cow Leather – a thinner cord than the lambskin versions
- Silver Metal Accents – tips and a slide in silver
- Jewelry Styling – reads as an accessory, not a toy
- Lightweight – light enough to wear for a while
- Any Nipple Size – the maker says they suit any size
- Discreet – simple lines that don't call attention to themselves

Materials: Genuine cow leather with silver metal tips and slide. Colors listed: black and silver.

Picking your option

There's one version here, so you don't need to choose a size. The decision is between this and the lambskin version in the same Crave line. The cow leather here has a thinner cord, and if you want a lighter, more delicate look, that's an argument for this pair. If you'd rather have a different feel in the leather, that lambskin version is the one to look at instead. Think about what you'll wear it with: black and silver go with a lot, and dark clothing hides them well.

Care

Leather and water don't get along, so keep them dry. Wipe them with a soft, slightly damp cloth after wear and let them air dry away from heat. A little leather conditioner now and then keeps the cord supple, and the metal tips can be buffed with a dry cloth. Store them flat or loosely coiled in a pouch, not crushed in the bottom of a bag. Don't soak them, and don't use harsh cleaners. Treat them like a good belt or a leather bracelet and they'll last, and the silver pieces will keep their shine if you keep them dry.

How we ship it

The package arrives in a plain, unmarked box, with nothing on the outside to give away what's in it. The box and the label are equally plain.