The X harness is our traditional masculine harness.  1.5 inch straps perfectly frame a bare chest while you're out at the bars, an event or playing at home, while sturdy construction ensures nothing will break when you get thrown around later in the night.  Harness is constructed of sturdy 10 ounce black or Burgundy latigo leather.  All materials are domestically sourced and gear is handmade in Seattle, Washington.

Our harnesses are made in three different leathers and colors.

Latigo leather - available in black - this is the leather we use for all our bondage gear.  It will stand up to all the abuse you can throw at it during a lifetime of use.  It is the stiffest leather option we have, but it will soften with use.

Oily leather - available in black - this leather is soft and supple, providing the most comfort and a truly form-fitting look.  Note that the oily leather is not as sturdy as the latigo, it will stretch if subject to hard bondage or a lot of tugging.

Crazy Horse leather - available in brown and grey - Crazy Horse Leather is similar in texture and feel to an oily leather, it is soft and supple but intended to wear and develop a patina with use - like a well loved pair of jeans.  If you are looking for a ultra clean look, this is not the leather for you.

NOTE: Other combinations of leather color and hardware color are available as custom orders, please email sales@ethosleather.com to request.

Size Chart:
Chest Size    X Harness Size
28-32        XS
32-36        S
36-40        M
40-44        L
44-48        XL
48-52        XXL
To measure your chest, wrap a tailor’s flexible tape measure around your chest, directly across your nipples (or the largest part of your chest if you have significant chest tissue) and under your armpits.  If you do not have a suitable tape measure, you can use a non-stretchy string – mark it with a sharpie at the right length then lay it against a regular tape measure.

The X harness typically fits in the same size range as a t-shirt.  Also, if you have significant chest tissue you may wish to measure the ribs right under your nipples instead of a traditional chest measurement across the nipples, as the harness typically rests in the center of your chest not on any chest tissue.