Collar Garter Belt Cuffs G-String Set 4-Piece Faux Leather Naughty 12-5005

A four-piece faux leather set

The Naughty 12-5005 is a four-piece accessory set in black faux leather: a fringed collar, a pair of wrist cuffs, a fringed garter belt with drop straps, and a G-string. Four separate items rather than one garment is the whole character of it — nothing here covers the torso, and each piece sits at a different point on the body, so the set works as a group of accents rather than as something you put on in a single movement. It belongs to Allure Lingerie's Naughty line, and the four pieces are cut and finished to match one another.

Two things separate it from the single-garment styles around it. The first is that the pieces come apart: a collar, two cuffs and a belt share no seams, so they can be worn as a complete set or broken up and used one or two at a time with something else. The second is the metal chain. Chain hangs from the collar and from each cuff, and it is what visually ties four unconnected black pieces into one look — the reason the 12-5005 sits in the BDSM category alongside harder-edged pieces rather than among plain lingerie.

The four pieces

The collar

The collar is a wide band of glossy black faux leather that stands upright on the throat, deep enough to cover a good part of the neck. Two round studs are set at the centre front, one above the other, and a length of bright metal chain hangs from below them.

Fringe is set into the collar's lower edge and runs the full way round. The strands are cut from the same glossy black material as the band, held only along the top, and they fall free over the collarbones so they move whenever you do. It is the detail that stops the collar reading as a plain band: a wide black collar is a severe shape on its own, and a soft lower edge takes the hardness off it without adding bulk. At the back of the neck, two narrow ends hang down below the band.

The cuffs

The cuffs are a matching pair, worn one on each wrist, and they are the plainest things in the set — a wide band of the same glossy black material with nothing applied to the outer face. A length of the same bright chain runs from each one.

Being plain is the point. The collar and the belt both carry fringe, and the chain draws the eye by itself, so detail on the cuffs would crowd an outline that is already busy. As they are, they read as two blocks of flat black at the ends of the arms, which is what lets the chain show against bare skin between them.

The garter belt

The garter belt sits low on the hips rather than at the natural waist. Its front is a wide panel of glossy black faux leather, shaped along the bottom rather than cut straight across, and a dense fringe hangs from that lower edge and continues around over the hips. This fringe is longer and heavier than the collar's — long enough to fall across the top of the thigh and swing clear of the body in movement, and it is the most visible thing about the piece.

Narrow straps drop from the lower edge of the belt and run down the front of each thigh and around the sides. Each one carries a flat fitting along its length and finishes in a garter clip, the shaped loop and button that takes the top band of a stocking. A small fitting also sits on the belt's upper edge at the hip.

Around the back the belt changes character entirely. The deep fringed panel carries on round the hip, but across the back itself the belt reduces to narrow straps instead of a continuous piece of material, with further garter straps dropping from them. The result is a garment that is solid and heavy at the front and open behind, which keeps the weight and the fringe where they are seen.

The G-string

A matching G-string is the fourth piece of the set. It is made to go with the collar, the cuffs and the belt, and it ships with them. Other styles of this cut are gathered in our G-string range.

The chain

Chain is what distinguishes this set from a collar-and-cuffs set without one. A bright metal chain hangs from the front of the collar and another from each cuff, each in the same bright finish. They are long: the collar's chain falls past the midriff toward hip level.

What that gives you is movement at a different speed from the fringe. Cut strands swing loosely and settle almost at once; chain has weight in it and travels slower and further, so the two details play against each other rather than blurring into one. It also means the set has a sound, which fringe on its own does not.

Chain does want some thought in handling. It is the heaviest thing here and the only hard component, so it is the part that catches on a bracelet or a watch, that can press a mark into a coated face it has been stacked against, and that tangles with its neighbour in a drawer. That is not a fault in the set — it is simply what metal asks for, and it shapes the storage advice further down.

Product Specifications

Getting a four-piece set on

Order matters more here than it does with a one-piece, and the rule that decides it is simple: the cuffs go on last. A cuff on the wrist turns that hand into a spectator, so anything needing two hands — the belt, the stockings, the collar — has to be finished before a cuff is anywhere near you. Everything else follows from working upward.

So: G-string first, with nothing above it to fight past. Belt second, drawn up and settled low over the hip bones, and left there while you check the fringe is hanging evenly all the way round instead of riding up on one side. Stockings third, with the drop straps and their fittings dealt with at the same time — this belt has straps at the front and at the sides, and a set of straps reads as wrong when one is carrying noticeably more than its neighbours, so it is worth running a hand down each in turn and comparing rather than clipping them one at a time and hoping.

Collar fourth. Lift your hair out of the way first, set the band square with the studs on your centre line, and let the hair down afterwards — fringe and loose hair will otherwise find each other. One finger should pass between the band and your neck; the collar is meant to rest on the throat, not to close on it.

Cuffs last, and then the chains. Lay each chain out so it hangs in a line rather than dropping in a loop, and lift the collar's chain clear of the fringe so the two sit in front of one another instead of threading together. That final pass costs a moment and is most of the difference between the set looking arranged and looking thrown on.

Looking after coated surfaces, fringe and chain

Whatever instructions come with the garments outrank this section. The maker wrote them for these four pieces specifically; general advice is what gives way when the two disagree.

The governing fact beyond that is that a coated faux leather face is a finish, not a woven cloth, so it gets cleaned at the surface rather than laundered. A soft cloth, dampened and wrung out hard, lifts marks off the outer faces; after that the pieces air-dry on their own, out of sun and away from anything warm. Immersion and machine cycles are what lift and craze a coating, and heat does the same from the other direction.

Keep the chain off the coated faces in storage. That is the one piece of advice specific to this set and the easiest to act on: hard metal lying against a soft coated surface, with the weight of other clothes on top of it, is how a glossy black face acquires scuffs, and giving the collar and cuffs their own space instead of stacking them avoids the whole problem. Separate the chains while they are still loose, too — untangling is far quicker before everything is put away than after.

The fringe asks only for room. A strand holds whatever position it has been compressed into, so a drawer leaves the strands matted and a fold leaves a line along itself that will not simply drop out. Hang the collar and the belt. Before wearing, run your fingers down through the strands once to separate them, since they come out of storage sitting packed together.

Who it's for

This set suits a buyer who wants an outfit built from accents rather than a garment. There is no bodice, no cups and nothing across the torso: the 12-5005 works by marking the throat, the wrists and the hips and leaving everything between them alone. If that reads as the intention rather than as a shortcoming, it is the right set. The four pieces coming apart is worth weighing too — the collar and cuffs will go with something else entirely, and the belt will partner any pair of stockings, so the set does not have to appear all at once to earn its place.

The case against it is just as plain. Four pieces take longer to get into than one. The chain has real weight and you will be aware of it. The fringe wants a sweep through now and again across an evening. Those are the terms the style comes with rather than flaws in it, and whether they are worth paying is the actual question — someone who wants to be dressed in one movement should look at a teddy instead, and someone drawn to the structure of a garter look with hardware and movement on top of it has found what they were after.

Good to know

• Four pieces, not a single garment. The collar, the cuffs, the garter belt and the G-string are separate items and are worn, handled and stored separately.
• Hosiery is not included. The belt's straps are made to clip to the plain top band of a stocking, and stockings are a separate purchase.
• Faux leather, not hide. The material is a man-made coated finish in black, as the style name states.
• One size. The 12-5005 comes in a single size. A single size fits a span of figures, not all of them, so check the measurements given on this page against your own before ordering.
• Chain and fine fabrics do not mix. Metal links will pick at fine-gauge hosiery, lace and open knits, so get those on and settled first and keep the chains off them.
• A costume set, not safety equipment. These are novelty accessories made to be looked at; nothing in the set is built or rated to bear load.
• Adults 18 and over. Keep out of reach of children.

Frequently Asked Questions

What comes in the Naughty 12-5005 set?

Four pieces: a fringed collar, a pair of wrist cuffs, a fringed garter belt with drop straps and garter clips, and a G-string. All four are made in the same black faux leather and are sold together as one set. Stockings are not part of it.

Where does the chain sit on this set?

Chain hangs from the front of the collar and from each of the two cuffs. It is a bright metal chain in the same finish on all of them, long enough on the collar to fall past the midriff toward hip level. It is the detail that visually connects the separate pieces to one another.

Can the pieces be worn separately?

Yes — the four pieces are not joined to one another, so any of them can be worn on its own or in any combination. The collar and cuffs will sit over other lingerie or with clothing, and the garter belt works with any traditional stockings. Nothing in the set depends on another piece being worn.

Is the 12-5005 made of real leather?

No. The name says faux leather and that is what it is — a man-made material with a glossy black face, used across all four pieces, with no hide anywhere in it. Anyone wanting the precise composition should go to the label stitched into the garments, since the maker states it there and nowhere else.

How is this order packaged?

Discreetly. The box or mailer is plain on the outside, with no pictures, no wording about what it holds and no shop name anywhere on it, and the sender details plus the entry on your card statement are both kept neutral for the same reason.

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These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Adult novelty device for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.