Black Wetlook and Fishnet Long-Sleeve Harness T-Shirt

The T-shirt that ends in a harness

A very original piece by Regnes Fetish Planet, made in Europe. The top is a short chest piece in glossy black wetlook that sheathes your shoulders and pecs, crossed by a vertical fishnet line down the centre, front and back. The long sleeves are in wide-mesh fishnet.

Below the chest, the fabric gives way to wide elastic bands that meet in metal rings, exactly like a BDSM harness. At the front, they form a column of rings over your abs; at the back, they cross your lower back. All these elements have a single purpose: to show off the male body.

Key features

Two pieces in one. No more choosing between a top and a harness: the T-shirt does both, with straps that stay in place because they're sewn into the garment.

Framed abs. The horizontal bands emphasise your abdominal wall and obliques. The skin visible between each strap draws the eye exactly where you want it.

A contrast of materials. Glossy wetlook, open fishnet, matte elastic and metal: four textures on a single piece, for a rich and very graphic result.

Broader shoulders. The wetlook chest structures the upper body, and the fishnet sleeves lengthen the arms without hiding them.

A fabric that moves with you. With 5% elastane, the wetlook hugs your torso and follows every gesture.

How to wear it and with what

At a fetish party or harness club, with a wetlook jock or thong, as in the brand's photos, or with leather-effect trousers and combat boots.

For urban fetish, with a wetlook bermuda or low-rise black jeans that show the last strap.

Under an open jacket, the straps and rings poke out just enough to intrigue.

At Pride or a theme party, it's the outfit that clearly shows your taste for the fetish world.

The sex appeal side

The harness is a signal. On the scene, it speaks of domination, submission, openly played games. Wearing it built into a T-shirt means sending that message with style.

The straps call for hands. Between each band, the skin is bare: fingers slip in naturally, follow the rings, move down toward the waistband. The rings are decorative, so brush them without pulling.

If you're new to this, it's a first approach to the harness without the technicalities of adjusting. If you're a regular, add a hood, handcuffs or a jock for a complete look.

Usage tips

• Put your arms into the sleeves first, then your head, so you don't pull on the fishnet.
• Line up the column of rings in the centre of your stomach before heading out.
• No strong pulling on the straps and rings: this isn't a restraint harness.
• Take off your jewellery: the wide mesh of the sleeves snags easily.
• Wear it on dry skin so the wetlook slides on well.

Care and cleaning

Hand wash in cold water, mild soap, without wringing the straps. Dry flat, away from sunlight and radiators. No tumble dryer, no iron, no fabric softener. Store it flat, with the straps fully unfolded.

Technical specifications

FAQ — Your questions, our answers

Q: Is it a real harness?

A: It's a harness effect: the elastic bands and rings are sewn into the T-shirt. They're there for style, not for tying up or suspending anyone.

Q: Is the stomach covered?

A: No. The wetlook stops below the pecs, and your stomach and lower back are crossed only by the straps.

Q: Which size is available?

A: It's offered in XXL, the largest size of the model. The stretch wetlook and the elastics adapt to your build.

Q: Is the jock from the photos supplied?

A: No, the T-shirt is sold on its own.