Leather Pride belongs to a living queer subculture, not just a handsome combination of black, blue and a red heart.

Leather Pride Clothing, Merchandise & Flags connects to the leather, kink and fetish communities whose bars, clubs, runs, contests and chosen families built their own institutions and visual language inside queer life. Tony DeBlase introduced the Leather Pride flag in 1989, and deliberately declined to prescribe one official meaning for every stripe and symbol. The community could bring its own meaning to it.

Wear that lineage through leather harnesses, step into gay boots, explore kink and fetish gear, add a gay collar, or fly the colors through LGBTQ+ Pride flags.

For Leather Pride clothing, leather community merch and flags, this is history that still has somewhere to go on Saturday night.