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Wood Rocket's Tail Butt Plug enamel lapel pin is a butt plug pin with a tail attached, made for anyone whose idea of dress-up includes ears and a swishy tail. The maker's own pitch sums it up: now you can wear your tail on the outside of your clothes too.
Tail plugs are a staple of fox, kitty and pup play, and they turn up at cosplay parties and kink events more often than you'd think. This pin lets you nod to that hobby in daylight. It's a fun badge for a furry convention lanyard, a collar-and-ears outfit, or the jacket you wear to a munch. People outside the scene may just see a tail; people in it see exactly what it is.
The shape is longer than it is wide, so it suits vertical spots: a jacket placket, a bag strap, a hat band or the edge of a lanyard. Fabric with some weight keeps it straight. Avoid fine knits, which can stretch around the post.
Clip it to a gift bag with a set of ears, or give it to the friend who just bought their first tail and is still a little shy about it. A pin lets them show off the hobby without anyone needing to know the details.
A tail plug is a small butt plug with a decorative tail on the base. If the pin sparks some interest, read what butt plugs are for before buying one, then browse our butt plugs.
Helpful answers about Wood Rocket Tail Butt Plug Enamel Lapel Pin.
Wood Rocket doesn't tie it to a particular animal, so it can stand in for a fox, kitty or pup tail depending on your outfit. That makes it an easy add-on for most furry or pet-play looks.
Yes, it's an easy, affordable way to show you get their hobby. It's subtle enough to wear in public and funny enough for a convention badge. Add it to a gift with a collar or ears for a themed bundle.
The grey Butt Plug pin shows a classic plug on its own. This one adds a tail coming off the base, so it leans toward costume and pet-play humour rather than a straight toy joke.
It's a natural fit. Pin it to a collar strap, a tail belt or the shoulder of a hoodie. Check the clutch before dancing, since pins on moving costumes are easy to lose.
Push the post through the woven webbing of the lanyard and fit the clutch on the back. On thinner lanyards, place it near the clip end where the material is doubled for better grip.
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