Brittany Wilson, Sales and Marketing Director of The Dungeon Store was interviewed recently by Ralph Greco on ToyChats. They chatted about the history of the store, the nature of selling at events, trends in the pleasure products business and the latest violet wand toy from The Dungeon Store, Badger Blades.
“Badger Blades are our take on a big conductive talon,” Wilson explained. “They're designed to look like big, badass blades protruding from your knuckles. So, you'd line the “blade” part between your fingers, wrapping your fingers around the base for control. They're very eye-catching.”
The Dungeon Store is a woman-owned, intergenerational family business, priding themselves on over two decades of curating collections of fine BDSM and fetish toys with an eye towards community care and development. They carry a wide variety of products, with a special emphasis on violet wands and other electro-fetish items. Many of the products offered by The Dungeon Store are hand crafted by fetish professionals across the United States.
“Every region is completely different and looks for different things,” added Wilson when asked about selling at events across the U.S., such as TES Fest in New Jersey or Surrender in California. “This is especially influenced if someone in an area is an expert on something. So, like, in New England and the Bay Area, you have a lot of rope experts. So, those regions are exposed to Shibari more often and have a higher-than-average interest in rope.”
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The Dungeon Store is currently offering a clearance sale on Tens Unit accessories, and shoppers can find their latest additions at https://TheDungeonStore.com. The ToyChats interview is live at https://www.toychats.com/blogs/talking-with-brittany-wilson-sales-and-marketing-director-for-the-dungeon-store-1664.
