Lingerie Sets

Lace lingerie sets

Lace is an extremely feminine material, which significantly emphasizes the femininity of every individual. Especially when choosing lacy erotic lingerie, your seductiveness is even more pronounced.

Lace also has a noble history and contributes to creating not only a romantic, but also a luxurious atmosphere.

Negligees with thongs

The négligée is a French garment, named after the English term “neglected” or “overlooked”.

Why? Because it is a great choice of erotic clothing for when you want to remind your partner he's forgotten about you a little.

The negligee or French “déshabillé” is a sheer piece of women's nightwear. It could be said that it is a more provocative nightshirt, which reveals much more than it covers.

Negligees can be short, long, open, closed, with many details or completely simple. There are many options, as evidenced by our selection of negligees.

Here you will also find those with matching thongs.

Playful lines

Every set of erotic lingerie in our offer is unique. You can also find many erotic garments with playful lines that highlight your figure and curves.

Partly open and open bra cups, intertwined straps, criss-cross straps, cute ruffles, small and large bows, provocative inscriptions...

All this and more adorns sets of more modern designs.

Vinyl, wetlook, latex

Here is also some of the most popular pieces of latex sets.

If you decide to purchase them, I advise you to learn in detail about proper clothing care and latex care.

Some of the most basic guidelines for using latex are:

• Wash latex by hand in cool water and air dry.
• Store latex away from moisture, heat, and direct sunlight.
• When dressing and undressing latex, take your time and do it patiently. Don't rush, as the garment may tear despite its elasticity, and in the worst case, it might also injure you.
• All oils are harmful to latex and will destroy the material! The exception is silicone lubricants. Therefore, do not apply lotions or self-tanning creams and sprays to your body before and during wearing latex. Also, do not use olive or baby oil to help you dress but use a silicone-based lubricant.
• While wearing latex, do not use perfumes and antiperspirants, as they often contain a mix of chemicals that can react with the material and destroy the garment.

If caring for latex seems too demanding for you, you might opt for clothing made of vinyl, PVC, and wetlook materials. They look similar to latex but are easier to care for.