Lucrezia & De Sade

the staff here really know how to turn a leather filled sex dungeon into a relaxing & charming shopping experience. there are so many lovely items you may struggle to resist that extra paddle or ball gag.

Far up the end of Fitzroy on Brunswick is this tiny little pandora’s box haha.
You know that hens or bucks night that you just went to, and someone brought a far cooler (and kinkier) gift for the Dead Man/​Woman Walking… I mean, Bride/​Groom to be?
The gift-​giver most likely found that perfect, naughty whatever-​it-​was at Lucrezia & Desade.
This little shoebox of a store is packed to the rafters (literally) with all kinds of stuff. My favorites? The pink fuzzy handcuffs!
Ask for help finding a gift, or explore for yourself. They even have naughty greeting cards, clothing, gag gifts. The whole lot!
And the guys that run this place are just so pleasant and love helping you find the perfect gift (or self-​indulgence…)!

Walking past Lucrezia De Sade, it’s difficult to resist ducking inside to see what kinds of bizarre toys and equiptment they have available. The window display shows a number of seriously intense looking leather gimp masks (some of them with horns and animal faces as part of their design). That stuff normally gives me the heebie-​jeebies, but on this particular day, it seemed strangely charming (costumie in a fun way, rather than creepy), so I went inside to investigate further.
Lucrezia De Sade is no tacky sex shop. I mean, it does sell lots of the stuff that you would imagine to find in a sex shop, but this stuff is next level. It’s for, shall I say…‘serious connoisseurs’? What really surprised me about the place was the combination of the completely mental looking sex equipment and the sweet, soft spoken store man who offered his assistance as if he were working at JB Hifi or something. The place strangely has a really casual, even upbeat atmosphere that you wouldn’t expect from a store that sells butt plugs the size of your head.
There’s a definite S&M bent to the majority of stuff at Lucrezia (lots of leather and stainless steel), but there is also an extensive selection of instructional books and even some «art».
If nothing else, it’s quite an eye opener, so worth a drop in for that reason alone if you’re walking past.