Blindfolds & Masks

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How to Choose a Blindfold or Mask

Start with one question: do you want to see, or not? That decides between a blindfold and a mask. After that it comes down to material, fit and how far you want to take it.

Blindfolds for Total Darkness

For real sensory play, pick a blindfold that blocks light completely. Wide satin ties are soft and fit any head. Fleece-lined and padded styles cushion the eyes and seal out light around the nose and cheeks. Some blackout masks are contoured to sit off the eyelids, which keeps blinking comfortable in longer scenes.

Lace and Masquerade Masks

Lace and masquerade masks have eyeholes. They are about how you look, not what you can't see: a little anonymity, a role play character, or a costume party that turns into an afterparty. A lace blindfold is the pretty middle ground, made to be seen as much as worn.

Fit and Comfort

Look for an adjustable elastic or tie closure that won't pull hair, and padding if you plan to wear it a while. Snug is good, tight is not. Faux leather and fleece-lined styles feel more serious; satin and lace keep things playful.

Build the Scene

A blindfold works best with something to anticipate. Add a feather tickler or a soft paddle from whips, paddles and ticklers, light ties from bondage restraints, or nipple toys. New to all of it? A beginner bondage kit takes the guesswork out.

Why Shop SpicyGear for Blindfolds and Masks

We are a woman-owned shop that has sold adult toys online since 1996, so we know what holds up and what falls apart after one night. Real prices, brands that matter, and total discretion. Every order ships in a plain, unmarked box with a discreet billing descriptor, free over $75, backed by a lowest-price guarantee, zero BBB complaints, and a promise we have never broken: we have never sold a customer's name.

Blindfold and Mask FAQs

What is the difference between a blindfold and a mask?

A blindfold covers the eyes completely to block your sight. A lace or masquerade mask has eyeholes, so you can still see. Choose a blindfold for sensory play and a mask for role play or dressing up.

How do you use a blindfold during sex?

Agree on it first, then go slow. Once the blindfold is on, either tell your partner what's coming or keep them guessing with light touch, a feather, a kiss or a warm breath. Agree on a word or signal that means stop. Many couples start with just a few minutes blindfolded and build from there.

Are blindfolds safe?

Yes, with a few common-sense rules. Keep it snug but never tight, avoid pressure on the eyes, take out contact lenses if the mask presses, and never leave a blindfolded partner alone, especially if they are also restrained. Agree on a safe word and check in often. If a blindfold is combined with a gag, use a non-verbal stop signal such as tapping out.

Which blindfold blocks out the most light?

Padded, fleece-lined and blackout masks block the most because they seal around the nose and cheeks. Wide satin ties come close. Lace blindfolds and masks with eyeholes are not meant for full darkness.

How do I clean a blindfold or mask?

Hand wash satin, lace and fabric styles in cool water with mild soap and lay flat to dry. Wipe faux leather with a damp cloth or toy cleaner. Wash between partners, and follow any care notes on the product page.

Do you ship blindfolds and masks discreetly?

Always. Every order leaves in plain packaging with no labels or logos and a discreet billing descriptor, and shipping is free over $75.