PROS- Love this place as someone into heavy kink and bdsm for 15+ years. They have stuff ive always dreamed of. I so far have dropped a few thousand just the first few times coming in and I hope to forever! I love all the local shops and quality leather. CONS- NOT wheelchair accessible and the parking isn't ada complaint:( the bdsm community is a welcoming place for minorities and disabled folks make up 30% of the world. And MANY of us lose ourself in kink its like therapy. If ever possible please please think of all the disabled customers that wish they could fully experience this awesome store. Many cant come in, we have alot of down time to put into hobbies/lifestyles. Also alot of the really expensive inpact toys have damage and cosmetic wear they dont appear new. Assuming from heavy customer use, however at doghouse leathers ive never seen that issue so Im not sure what causes it. There are many $200+ inpact toys was going to buy but had so much damage unfortunately 😢 EDIT UPDATE nov 6th- I was confronted personally by staff regarding my review when visiting the store last night. So I thought I would clarify, multiple wooden cane are frayed on the edges, leather paddles have cosmetic scratches, a flogger was coming apart at the base, a large Leather impact toy.I bought had a scratch down the front (although I dont mind I saw when I got it). A few of the smaller toys in the black bins have some scuffs and glue peeling. And regarding the parking situation, the ramp is not usable when vehicles are parked in the way and there is no noticeable Wheelchair accessible parking or close designated ramp. and yes the layout is cramped and difficult to navigate without bumping things or knocking things over. A new shop isnt needed... Things can be put on rolling wheels like at other bdsm shops. There are always ways to navigate accessibility in those regards to true inclusivity. I felt as though my review was fair and kind. i very much enjoy the shop but I don't appreciate being confronted the way that I was and told that the owner was " very unhappy with the review" and I was rudely brought around the store made to point out What was cosmetically damaged Which put me on the spot and made me very anxious. I didn't even want to stay and spend money. By the end of this day, he did offer a discount on something and hold things. And tried to move things after all that but it still had me on edge. Im a gay, ftm thats visibly disabled. Public confrontation is incredibly scary for a lot of minorities , especially that way and in a adult space. It just wasn't professional. I tend to leave reviews for places I enjoy that I wish were more inclusive, disabled people are left out of the conversation with inclusivity all the time. I would be happy to send over some information from the ADA website in regards to accessibility in washington state. This was simply meant for constructive criticism, because I genuinely enjoyed my time and wanted to support a business that is part of the kink community. That I don't know how I feel after this. "Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), retail stores and commercial facilities with parking lots or garages must provide accessible parking spaces along the shortest accessible route to the store entrance. The number of required ADA-compliant spaces is determined by the total capacity of each individual parking lot or structure, according to the ADA.gov" -ADA (there's much more to it than just that) Plus. What I have seen "Daddy Joe" post online is, not safe to say the least. And for folks who do "education" and such, you would think he would understand basic bdsm safety. Kink shaming us one thing, and thats not what Im about. But I am about safety and RACK especially with folks who claim to educate others in our community.

I was getting tires on my vehicle next door figured I walk over to c what they had and to kill some time they had a sign on door no vehicle no service and I was refused service when I went in so much for them saying nonjudgmental , obviously I was sterotyped i totally felt apparently atmosphere as they say they have.I get theirs theft but not everyone's a thief and shouldnt be treated as one

Wow, a kink friendly store in Everett?!! Yes! Please check this store out! This store has major brands like Prowler, Mr. S Leather as well as local brands in Washington for floggers as an example. The staff are friendly and informative. You will NOT be shamed here for your kinks and desires. They offer classes and events. I will be back to support this local gem. :)

Very friendly place and easy to shop at. The gentleman at the front counter was really kind and helpful in picking out our chocolates. He recommended the boner bears 🐻 and was really nice and easy to talk to.

I have many times wanted to come into this store, and having met the owners I am glad I took their recommendation and stopped in. I got to meet Diva, thee single most amazing person i have met. If she ever had need if I am able I will lend all I can to her cause. She made me feel beautiful, had me try on corsets, and talked about events and classes. All while making me feel absolutely special and beautiful, which is rare for me. She helped other customers with poise and grace and when it was my turn lit up with excitement and we had such a fun time. Her make up was gorgeous, her nails were perfect and she is an absolute gemstone and I want to carry her to whatever amazing lies ahead of her. I will be coming back, you will see me again