Toys & Props – What does Posture Collar mean?
Posture Collar
A posture collar is a tall, stiff collar, usually leather, that rests between the collarbones and the jaw and keeps the wearer’s chin raised and head upright.
What does Posture Collar mean?
Posture collar is a descriptive name: it’s a collar that controls your posture. It’s a tall, stiff band, often reinforced leather, that sits between the collarbones and the jaw, so the chin stays lifted and the head held high. In BDSM it’s worn for its look and its feeling of quiet restriction. The wearer can’t look down or nod, which can feel proud, exposed and deeply submissive at once. It often shows up in high protocol scenes, pony play and fetish fashion.
Is a posture collar safe?
It can be, if it fits well and nothing presses on the throat. It should rest on the collarbones and under the jaw, never squeeze the front of the neck, and you should be able to slide a finger under it. Keep sessions short at first, since a fixed neck tires quickly. Remove it right away if the wearer feels dizzy, short of breath or has trouble swallowing. Never attach a leash or tie it to anything that could pull, and never leave someone wearing one alone.
What’s the difference between a posture collar and a regular collar?
A regular collar is a band around the neck, often a symbol of belonging or commitment. A posture collar is much taller and stiffer and actively shapes how you hold your head. That makes it more restraint than jewelry. Many people wear an everyday collar long term, while a posture collar is something for a scene or a special occasion.