Leather Masks

This hood is famous since John Willies adventures around Sweet Gwendoline and other defencelessly tied up girls. The helplessly soulful gaze of Gwendoline is heartwarming and it raises the question, if this is due to the laced mask by itself, or maybe by a hidden gag underneath!?   The Gwendoline Mask is made from very soft cow-Nappa, which molds wonderfully around the head when this mask is laced fully. The leather snuggles tightly around the mouth and reduces the ability to speak even without the use of a gag. When introducing a gag before lacing this mask it will stay subtly visible, but still won't be very conspicuous. The mask ends directly below the nose keeping only the field of view free, which will be pushed slightly outwards due to the tight lacing.   The style of the mask is made to be short, so the neck remains free and can therefore be combined with our Neck Corset or other bondage paraphernalia for example. For the problem-free fitting of the Gwendoline Mask please open the lacing all the way to the top. Available in four sizes. Please find the measurements in the table below. Size chart: Leather Masks (all measurements are in centimetres!)  SMLXL Circumference of neck 33-36 36-39 39-42 42-45 Circumference of head at mouth 46-51 49-54 52-58 57-61 Circumference of head above eyebrows 52-56 55-59 58-62 61-65 Circumference of head: tip of chin - back of head 63-66 65-68 67-70 69-72

There is a good reason why such heavy-duty leather hoods also like to be described as deprivation hoods. Deprivation = sensual dispossession characterises the effect appropriately. Two layers of soft cushioned cowhide tightly tie in the head and reduce the perception of the surroundings severely. The eyes are completely shut. The ear cushions let the surrounding noise fade far into the background, and the additional use of a standard foam earplug reduces the sense of hearing to almost zero. The nose is generously tailored and is equipped with openings large enough to be able to breathe relatively comfortably. Accordingly, the mask can be worn over a longer period of time and while the senses concentrate on the breathing, even the slightest touch of the body is perceived with sensational intensity. The effect of the hood's tight lacing can be increased by pulling the straps more or less tightly and leaves the impression of a head restraint. Apart from the nose openings there is also a small hole in front of the mouth. It is big enough to fit a regular drinking straw and supply the hooded person with little sips of liquid. When the mouth strap is closed, this hole is no longer visible. This hood is very restrictive and should be enjoyed with care in the beginning. It is definitively not suitable for persons who suffer from claustrophobia or have a tendency for panic attacks. The person wearing the hood should never be left alone, in order to be able to open and remove the mask quickly in an emergency. The hood is available in four different sizes. Please find the corresponding size chart below. Size chart: Leather Masks (all measurements are in centimetres!)  SMLXL Circumference of neck 33-36 36-39 39-42 42-45 Circumference of head at mouth 46-51 49-54 52-58 57-61 Circumference of head above eyebrows 52-56 55-59 58-62 61-65 Circumference of head: tip of chin - back of head 63-66 65-68 67-70 69-72

Our light full masks will fit any head snugly like a second skin.They are sewn from particularly soft and slightly elastic aniline leather (see additional information below), creating a very flattering appearance. The leather will fit snugly on any head, clearly showing its shape below. The tighter the mask is worn, the more obvious this effect will be. This version’s mouth is shut, while the perforated eye area allows the wearer very good use of eyes but will markedly interfere with speaking. This means that this version is a lot more restrictive than the versions with a hole for the mouth. A ball-gag put in before tying the mask would be slightly visible but massively enhance restrictiveness. If needed, you can of course add a blindfold (like our narrow eye-mask ML111). Vital! Please note:The nose-area only has very small air-holes for breathing. If you close the eye-area, the influx of air may be reduced further. It may be necessary to enlarge the air-holes or add further holes in this case. Available in four sizes. Please refer to the table below to find your size. Size chart: Leather Masks (all measurements are in centimetres!)  SMLXL Circumference of neck 33-36 36-39 39-42 42-45 Circumference of head at mouth 46-51 49-54 52-58 57-61 Circumference of head above eyebrows 52-56 55-59 58-62 61-65 Circumference of head: tip of chin - back of head 63-66 65-68 67-70 69-72 Advice for easy putting-on of mask: First open the lacing all the way to the top. As soon as the mask has been pulled over the head, do not immediately pull the cords tight at the top. Instead evenly pull the cords all the way down without using too much force. After this, slowly tighten from top to bottom until the mask is at the desired tightness. This way of tightening is necessary in order to guarantee the mask’s perfect fit. If you start by pulling the upper part very tight, the entire mask may ride up and create the impression of not fitting. What does Aniline Leather mean? Do not let the material’s name confuse you. Historically, this type of leather has been dyed using aniline-based dyes, but today it refers to a particular natural, high-quality leather. You can find more detailed information here:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aniline_leatherAniline leather is tanned and subsequently dyed using entirely water-soluble dyes. In contrast to nappa leather, no additional pigment layer is applied, as this would hide small imperfections. This means that aniline leather can only be made from skins that have no wounds or marks whatsoever, which results in only five out of 100 being of sufficient quality. The result of this is aniline leather being particularly pleasant, optically as well as haptically. Also it is slightly elastic to the pull in one direction. This is an advantage when being used for our light full-head masks, as it makes them particularly tight and snug-fitting, almost like a rubber mask. Care Instructions: As its surface lacks a pigment layer, aniline leather is not waterproof. You should avoid spilling food or drink on the mask. To clean only wipe the mask down with a damp cloth. Do not use grease or oil. If the leather should lose some of its softness after a while, simply massage it using your hands. It will quickly become as soft and supple as new.

Our light full masks will fit any head snugly like a second skin.They are sewn from particularly soft and slightly elastic aniline leather (see additional information below), creating a very flattering appearance. The leather will fit snugly on any head, clearly showing its shape below. The tighter the mask is worn, the more obvious this effect will be. This version lacks eyeholes causing a significant sensory inhibition. The wearer will be completely blind, while fully able to speak and/or drink due to the mouth-opening. The restrictive effect can be enhanced significantly by using a ball-gag, which has to be put in before tightening the mask, as a tightened mask does not allow opening the mouth sufficiently. The ball-gag’s straps can be led through the mask’s mouth-opening and pulled tight at the back of the neck. Using this combination the light full-head mask will render the wearer completely helpless. Available in four sizes. Please refer to the table below to find your size. Size chart: Leather Masks (all measurements are in centimetres!)  SMLXL Circumference of neck 33-36 36-39 39-42 42-45 Circumference of head at mouth 46-51 49-54 52-58 57-61 Circumference of head above eyebrows 52-56 55-59 58-62 61-65 Circumference of head: tip of chin - back of head 63-66 65-68 67-70 69-72 Advice for easy putting-on of mask: First open the lacing all the way to the top. As soon as the mask has been pulled over the head, do not immediately pull the cords tight at the top. Instead evenly pull the cords all the way down without using too much force. After this, slowly tighten from top to bottom until the mask is at the desired tightness. This way of tightening is necessary in order to guarantee the mask’s perfect fit. If you start by pulling the upper part very tight, the entire mask may ride up and create the impression of not fitting. What does Aniline Leather mean? Do not let the material’s name confuse you. Historically, this type of leather has been dyed using aniline-based dyes, but today it refers to a particular natural, high-quality leather. You can find more detailed information here:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aniline_leatherAniline leather is tanned and subsequently dyed using entirely water-soluble dyes. In contrast to nappa leather, no additional pigment layer is applied, as this would hide small imperfections. This means that aniline leather can only be made from skins that have no wounds or marks whatsoever, which results in only five out of 100 being of sufficient quality. The result of this is aniline leather being particularly pleasant, optically as well as haptically. Also it is slightly elastic to the pull in one direction. This is an advantage when being used for our light full-head masks, as it makes them particularly tight and snug-fitting, almost like a rubber mask. Care Instructions: As its surface lacks a pigment layer, aniline leather is not waterproof. You should avoid spilling food or drink on the mask. To clean only wipe the mask down with a damp cloth. Do not use grease or oil. If the leather should lose some of its softness after a while, simply massage it using your hands. It will quickly become as soft and supple as new.

Our light full masks will fit any head snugly like a second skin.They are sewn from particularly soft and slightly elastic aniline leather (see additional information below), creating a very flattering appearance. The leather will fit snugly on any head, clearly showing its shape below. The tighter the mask is worn, the more obvious this effect will be. This version leaves mouth and eyes open, meaning the wearer is able to see and speak. It does not allow for opening the mouth particularly wide though. This means that the mask can be used for anonymisation, but can also easily be made more restrictive by adding an eyemask (e.g. our narrow eyemask, Art.No. MML111) or a ball gag. This version with holes for mouth and eyes allows for particularly long periods of wearing but will mark skin at the openings for a while after taking off the mask. Available in four sizes. Please refer to the table below to find your size. Size chart: Leather Masks (all measurements are in centimetres!)  SMLXL Circumference of neck 33-36 36-39 39-42 42-45 Circumference of head at mouth 46-51 49-54 52-58 57-61 Circumference of head above eyebrows 52-56 55-59 58-62 61-65 Circumference of head: tip of chin - back of head 63-66 65-68 67-70 69-72 Advice for easy putting-on of mask: First open the lacing all the way to the top. As soon as the mask has been pulled over the head, do not immediately pull the cords tight at the top. Instead evenly pull the cords all the way down without using too much force. After this, slowly tighten from top to bottom until the mask is at the desired tightness. This way of tightening is necessary in order to guarantee the mask’s perfect fit. If you start by pulling the upper part very tight, the entire mask may ride up and create the impression of not fitting. What does Aniline Leather mean? Do not let the material’s name confuse you. Historically, this type of leather has been dyed using aniline-based dyes, but today it refers to a particular natural, high-quality leather. You can find more detailed information here:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aniline_leatherAniline leather is tanned and subsequently dyed using entirely water-soluble dyes. In contrast to nappa leather, no additional pigment layer is applied, as this would hide small imperfections. This means that aniline leather can only be made from skins that have no wounds or marks whatsoever, which results in only five out of 100 being of sufficient quality. The result of this is aniline leather being particularly pleasant, optically as well as haptically. Also it is slightly elastic to the pull in one direction. This is an advantage when being used for our light full-head masks, as it makes them particularly tight and snug-fitting, almost like a rubber mask. Care Instructions: As its surface lacks a pigment layer, aniline leather is not waterproof. You should avoid spilling food or drink on the mask. To clean only wipe the mask down with a damp cloth. Do not use grease or oil. If the leather should lose some of its softness after a while, simply massage it using your hands. It will quickly become as soft and supple as new.

Our light full masks will fit any head snugly like a second skin.They are sewn from particularly soft and slightly elastic aniline leather (see additional information below), creating a very flattering appearance. The leather will fit snugly on any head, clearly showing its shape below. The tighter the mask is worn, the more obvious this effect will be. This particular version offers a very generous opening, allowing the wearer to open their mouth wide, and to perform particular tasks that way. Should keeping the mouth open prove challenging for them, our mouth retractors( s. Art.-No. MGM111 or MGM112) can be used for assistance. As a matter of principle, our masks have their eyes sewn shut, in order to keep the wearer focused on their tasks. This leads to a marked sensory impairment, specifically, rendering the wearer completely blind. Use of a gag can enhance the resulting helplessness nicely – assuming the mouth is not needed for other things at the time. We decided to keep our mask rather short, keeping the neck and throat mostly uncovered. This way it can easily be combined with our neck corset or other accessories. Available in four sizes. Refer to the table below to find your size. Size chart: Leather Masks (all measurements are in centimetres!)  SMLXL Circumference of neck 33-36 36-39 39-42 42-45 Circumference of head at mouth 46-51 49-54 52-58 57-61 Circumference of head above eyebrows 52-56 55-59 58-62 61-65 Circumference of head: tip of chin - back of head 63-66 65-68 67-70 69-72 Advice for easy putting-on of mask: First open the lacing all the way to the top. As soon as the mask has been pulled over the head, do not immediately pull the cords tight at the top. Instead evenly pull the cords all the way down without using too much force. After this, slowly tighten from top to bottom until the mask is at the desired tightness. This way of tightening is necessary in order to guarantee the mask’s perfect fit. If you start by pulling the upper part very tight, the entire mask may ride up and create the impression of not fitting. What does Aniline Leather mean? Do not let the material’s name confuse you. Historically, this type of leather has been dyed using aniline-based dyes, but today it refers to a particular natural, high-quality leather. You can find more detailed information here:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aniline_leatherAniline leather is tanned and subsequently dyed using entirely water-soluble dyes. In contrast to nappa leather, no additional pigment layer is applied, as this would hide small imperfections. This means that aniline leather can only be made from skins that have no wounds or marks whatsoever, which results in only five out of 100 being of sufficient quality. The result of this is aniline leather being particularly pleasant, optically as well as haptically. Also it is slightly elastic to the pull in one direction. This is an advantage when being used for our light full-head masks, as it makes them particularly tight and snug-fitting, almost like a rubber mask. Care Instructions: As its surface lacks a pigment layer, aniline leather is not waterproof. You should avoid spilling food or drink on the mask. To clean only wipe the mask down with a damp cloth. Do not use grease or oil. If the leather should lose some of its softness after a while, simply massage it using your hands. It will quickly become as soft and supple as new.

Our light full masks will fit any head snugly like a second skin.They are sewn from particularly soft and slightly elastic aniline leather (see additional information below), creating a very flattering appearance. The leather will fit snugly on any head, clearly showing its shape below. The tighter the mask is worn, the more obvious this effect will be. This version lacks eyeholes causing a significant sensory inhibition. The wearer will be completely blind, while fully able to speak and/or drink due to the mouth-opening. The restrictive effect can be enhanced significantly by using a ball-gag, which has to be put in before tightening the mask, as a tightened mask does not allow opening the mouth sufficiently. The ball-gag’s straps can be led through the mask’s mouth-opening and pulled tight at the back of the neck. Using this combination the light full-head mask will render the wearer completely helpless. Available in four sizes. Please refer to the table below to find your size. Size chart: Leather Masks (all measurements are in centimetres!)  SMLXL Circumference of neck 33-36 36-39 39-42 42-45 Circumference of head at mouth 46-51 49-54 52-58 57-61 Circumference of head above eyebrows 52-56 55-59 58-62 61-65 Circumference of head: tip of chin - back of head 63-66 65-68 67-70 69-72 Advice for easy putting-on of mask: First open the lacing all the way to the top. As soon as the mask has been pulled over the head, do not immediately pull the cords tight at the top. Instead evenly pull the cords all the way down without using too much force. After this, slowly tighten from top to bottom until the mask is at the desired tightness. This way of tightening is necessary in order to guarantee the mask’s perfect fit. If you start by pulling the upper part very tight, the entire mask may ride up and create the impression of not fitting. What does Aniline Leather mean? Do not let the material’s name confuse you. Historically, this type of leather has been dyed using aniline-based dyes, but today it refers to a particular natural, high-quality leather. You can find more detailed information here:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aniline_leatherAniline leather is tanned and subsequently dyed using entirely water-soluble dyes. In contrast to nappa leather, no additional pigment layer is applied, as this would hide small imperfections. This means that aniline leather can only be made from skins that have no wounds or marks whatsoever, which results in only five out of 100 being of sufficient quality. The result of this is aniline leather being particularly pleasant, optically as well as haptically. Also it is slightly elastic to the pull in one direction. This is an advantage when being used for our light full-head masks, as it makes them particularly tight and snug-fitting, almost like a rubber mask. Care Instructions: As its surface lacks a pigment layer, aniline leather is not waterproof. You should avoid spilling food or drink on the mask. To clean only wipe the mask down with a damp cloth. Do not use grease or oil. If the leather should lose some of its softness after a while, simply massage it using your hands. It will quickly become as soft and supple as new.

Our light full masks will fit any head snugly like a second skin. They are sewn from particularly soft and slightly elastic aniline leather (see additional information below), creating a very flattering appearance. The leather will fit snugly on any head, clearly showing its shape below. The tighter the mask is worn, the more obvious this effect will be. This version has an opening for the mouth as well as a perforated eye-area, which allows the wearer to see, but will make them anonymous to any onlooker. The mouth-opening permits speaking and drinking. The restrictive effect can be enhanced drastically using a blindfold (e.g. our narrow eye mask, Article MML111) and/or a ball-gag. The latter has to be put in before tightening the mask, as it is not possible to open the mouth sufficiently in a tight mask. The ball-gag’s straps can be led through the mask’s mouth-opening and pulled tight behind the neck. Using this combination the light full-head mask will render the wearer totally helpless. Vital! Please note:The nose-area only has very small air-holes for breathing. If you close the eye-area, the influx of air may be reduced further. It may be necessary to enlarge the air-holes or add further holes. Available in four sizes. Please find the measurements in the table below. Size chart: Leather Masks (all measurements are in centimetres!)  SMLXL Circumference of neck 33-36 36-39 39-42 42-45 Circumference of head at mouth 46-51 49-54 52-58 57-61 Circumference of head above eyebrows 52-56 55-59 58-62 61-65 Circumference of head: tip of chin - back of head 63-66 65-68 67-70 69-72 Advice for easy putting-on of mask: First open the lacing all the way to the top. As soon as the mask has been pulled over the head, do not immediately pull the cords tight at the top. Instead evenly pull the cords all the way down without using too much force. After this, slowly tighten from top to bottom until the mask is at the desired tightness. This way of tightening is necessary in order to guarantee the mask’s perfect fit. If you start by pulling the upper part very tight, the entire mask may ride up and create the impression of not fitting. What does Aniline Leather mean? Do not let the material’s name confuse you. Historically, this type of leather has been dyed using aniline-based dyes, but today it refers to a particular natural, high-quality leather. You can find more detailed information here:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aniline_leatherAniline leather is tanned and subsequently dyed using entirely water-soluble dyes. In contrast to nappa leather, no additional pigment layer is applied, as this would hide small imperfections. This means that aniline leather can only be made from skins that have no wounds or marks whatsoever, which results in only five out of 100 being of sufficient quality. The result of this is aniline leather being particularly pleasant, optically as well as haptically. Also it is slightly elastic to the pull in one direction. This is an advantage when being used for our light full-head masks, as it makes them particularly tight and snug-fitting, almost like a rubber mask. Care Instructions: As its surface lacks a pigment layer, aniline leather is not waterproof. You should avoid spilling food or drink on the mask. To clean only wipe the mask down with a damp cloth. Do not use grease or oil. If the leather should lose some of its softness after a while, simply massage it using your hands. It will quickly become as soft and supple as new.

It’s our „mask of many faces“.It can be worn open, with either the mouth or the eye section closed as desired, or covering the entire face.Looking at somebody wearing the hood with the mouth section closed, you can probably guess how we came up with the name: In the early days of flight planes had no canopy. In order to protect themselves from the wind and the cold, pilots wore flying helmets and mouthpieces made from leather. We feel that our hoods resemble those helmets very much. Whether you wish to render yourself anonymous or guide your counterpart through various levels of constraining the head and/or depriving the senses, the hood offers several options to suit your needs. The Pilot’s Hood is sewn from a particularly soft type of nappa cow’s leather, which due to its elasticity will fit heads of all shapes. You can already adjust the hood’s level of restriction by pulling the cord tighter or leaving it slightly loose.In addition to this, both the straps of the eye-mask and those of the mouthpiece can be adjusted to choose how restrictive the sensation of wearing the hood is going to be. All of these options normally leave the wearer able to still breatheIf the mouthpiece is not pulled too tight, speech is possible but slightly impaired. As soon as you pull the straps tighter, things get a lot more difficult. However, it is not possible to prevent speech altogether using this version of the hood. If a mute wearer is what you desire, we also offer a variant of the Pilot’s Hood with a gag included. Close to the nose the eye-mask is cut in a way which creates the illusion of total darkness. If you close both sections over the face, you in effect already have a light sensory deprivation mask on your hands. When using both the eye and mouth parts in combination we recommend that you let the section covering the mouth slightly overlap the one covering the face as this will ensure a more absolute darkness, particularly when the mask is worn for long periods of time.As the issue has come up repeatedly please note the following: At first glance it may seem that the side-straps of the eye-mask should be inserted into the top three buckles at the sides of the hood. They should not. These straps have to be inserted into the middle buckles in order to provide downwards tension to the eye-mask. The top and bottom buckles are for use with the mouthpiece straps, as it, too, requires tension.The Pilot’s Hood is available in four sizes, the dimensions of which you will find in the table below. Size chart: Leather Masks (all measurements are in centimetres!)  SMLXL Circumference of neck 33-36 36-39 39-42 42-45 Circumference of head at mouth 46-51 49-54 52-58 57-61 Circumference of head above eyebrows 52-56 55-59 58-62 61-65 Circumference of head: tip of chin - back of head 63-66 65-68 67-70 69-72

It’s our „mask of many faces“ with additional gag-option.It can be worn open, with either the mouth or the eye section closed as desired, or covering the entire face.Looking at somebody wearing the hood with the mouth section closed, you can probably guess how we came up with the name: In the early days of flight planes had no canopy. In order to protect themselves from the wind and the cold, pilots wore flying helmets and mouthpieces made from leather. We feel that our hoods resemble those helmets very much. Whether you wish to render yourself anonymous or guide your counterpart through various levels of constraining the head and/or depriving the senses, the hood offers several options to suit your needs. The Pilot’s Hood is sewn from a particularly soft type of nappa cow’s leather, which due to its elasticity will fit heads of all shapes. You can already adjust the hood’s level of restriction by pulling the cord tighter or leaving it slightly loose.In addition to this, both the straps of the eye-mask and those of the mouthpiece can be adjusted to choose how restrictive the sensation of wearing the hood is going to be. All of these options normally leave the wearer able to still breatheIf the mouthpiece is not pulled too tight, speech is possible but slightly impaired. As soon as you pull the straps tighter, things get a lot more difficult. This becomes even more difficult if you add an gag ball to the mouthpiece.(Attention, the ball is not includet. Please order a seperate one) Close to the nose the eye-mask is cut in a way which creates the illusion of total darkness. If you close both sections over the face, you in effect already have a light sensory deprivation mask on your hands. When using both the eye and mouth parts in combination we recommend that you let the section covering the mouth slightly overlap the one covering the face as this will ensure a more absolute darkness, particularly when the mask is worn for long periods of time.As the issue has come up repeatedly please note the following: At first glance it may seem that the side-straps of the eye-mask should be inserted into the top three buckles at the sides of the hood. They should not. These straps have to be inserted into the middle buckles in order to provide downwards tension to the eye-mask. The top and bottom buckles are for use with the mouthpiece straps, as it, too, requires tension.The Pilot’s Hood is available in four sizes, the dimensions of which you will find in the table below. Size chart: Leather Masks (all measurements are in centimetres!)  SMLXL Circumference of neck 33-36 36-39 39-42 42-45 Circumference of head at mouth 46-51 49-54 52-58 57-61 Circumference of head above eyebrows 52-56 55-59 58-62 61-65 Circumference of head: tip of chin - back of head 63-66 65-68 67-70 69-72

This mask will remind you of the black bag some have already imagined at length having to wear over the head – or forcing somebody else to wear it. It‘s based on a historical template and is intentionally designed to be loose, with a cord underneath the chin to tighten it. This means that it can be on quickly and mercilessly, without needing to be elaborately tyed or laced. All it takes is one pull of the cord. It‘s perfect for regular and enhanced interrogation play, as well as for people who do not enjoy wearing tightfitting masks. The cord underneath the chin can be adjusted as required, but only to the point where it is felt without restricting flow of blood or air.The mask is the inexpensive alternative for those not interested in leather or just prefering the simple dark pouch. It is made from double-layered cotton and is almost entirely opaque. On top of the mask there is a loop the individual can be lightly restrained with. The wearer should not be suspended from this mask loop. To find the correct size use the following table. If you prefer your mask a little tighter, simply choose one size smaller. Available in five sizes: XS:    Circumference of head: under 52 cm S:      Circumference of head: 52 - 56 cm M:     Circumference of head: 56 - 59 cm L:      Circumference of head: 59 - 62 cm XL:    Circumference of head: 62 - 67 cm

This mask will remind you of the black bag some of us have already imagined at length having to wear over our head – or forcing somebody else to wear it. It‘s based on a historical template and is intentionally designed to be loose, with a cord underneath the chin to tighten it. This means that it can be on quickly and mercilessly, without the need for elaboratel tying or lacing. All it takes is one pull of the cord. It is not only perfect for regular and enhanced interrogation play, but particularly for leather-lovers who do not enjoy a tight-fitting mask. It is made from our best aniline leather and once pulled over the head, it offers a fantastic experience of smelling and feeling the material. As breathtaking as we think this leather is, the mask still features a perforated mouth-area to ensure a sufficient airflow. The cord underneath the chin can be adjusted as desired and should only be pulled tight enough to be felt without cutting into the neck or throat. On top of the mask there is a loop the individual can be lightly restrained with. But the wearer should not be suspended from this mask loop. To find the correct size use the following table. If you prefer your mask a little tighter, simply choose one size smaller Available in five sizes: XS:    Circumference of head: under 52 cm S:      Circumference of head: 52 - 56 cm M:     Circumference of head: 56 - 59 cm L:      Circumference of head: 59 - 62 cm XL:    Circumference of head: 62 - 67 cm What does Aniline Leather mean? Do not let the material’s name confuse you. Historically, this type of leather has been dyed using aniline-based dyes, but today it refers to a particular natural, high-quality leather. You can find more detailed information here:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aniline_leatherAniline leather is tanned and subsequently dyed using entirely water-soluble dyes. In contrast to nappa leather, no additional pigment layer is applied, as this would hide small imperfections. This means that aniline leather can only be made from skins that have no wounds or marks whatsoever, which results in only five out of 100 being of sufficient quality. The result of this is aniline leather being particularly pleasant, optically as well as haptically. Also it is slightly elastic to the pull in one direction. This is an advantage when being used for our light full-head masks, as it makes them particularly tight and snug-fitting, almost like a rubber mask. Care Instructions: As its surface lacks a pigment layer, aniline leather is not waterproof. You should avoid spilling food or drink on the mask. To clean only wipe the mask down with a damp cloth. Do not use grease or oil. If the leather should lose some of its softness after a while, simply massage it using your hands. It will quickly become as soft and supple as new.