(SE) Fetish Party People

Premiär 2010

 

Fetish People Party Gothenburg, Sweden is not an ordinary club. We are instead a bunch of people that are into fetish and who enjoy meeting others with the same interests. And there is room for more people! All are welcome and there is no fetish interest that is forbidden, as long as it complies with the Swedish Law.

 

All are welcome and there is no fetish interest that is forbidden, as long as it complies with the Swedish Law. The audience is mostly hetero or bisexual. There are some gay people in the audience as well, but they are a minority. As already said, all fetishes are welcome and will be respected. This is something that we take seriously – no-one must be criticized because of their dispositions and feelings. This also means that you have to accept the fetish of everyone else, otherwise you don’t fit in.

 

Dress code
There is a strict dress code at our parties – no-one is let in, if they wear ordinary clothes. By strictly adhering to the dress code, we can attract another audience than for ”normal” disco parties. No exceptions from the dress code are allowed, everyone has to follow the dress code to get in.

 

What do we mean by "Dress code"? Dress code means that all participants should be dressed in the theme style, in this case fetish. This can mean materials or themes such as PVC, leather, rubber, lace/special lingerie, certain uniforms, tattoos, piercing, body painting, transvestism, high heels, corsets, mohair, metal clothing/equipment or theme clothes. Such themes can consist of clothes from the 1800:th century, historical uniforms or materials that are exotic e.g. plastic wrapping, foil, chain, tinsels, etc.

 

To come to the parties you have to be a member in the Club Fetish People Party and sign up for the party you are visiting. Please visit our website for information about this.