Silk: the name that turns up in five different departments

Silk is the most scattered name in our catalogue. It appears on vibrators, on a masturbator, on lingerie, on restraints and on a bottle of lubricant, spanning £16 to £690. If you searched "silk sex toy" and got a wall of unrelated products, that's why.

Sorted below, by what the thing actually does.

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The vibrators

Silk Curve Silicone G-Spot Vibrator — £59. Slim, angled tip, body-safe silicone, 25 mm insertable, flared base, beginner friendly.

Two caveats worth knowing before you buy: it's battery powered, not rechargeable, and it's not waterproof — wipe clean, and keep water away from the battery compartment. Batteries are a mild annoyance but also a genuine advantage: nothing to charge, and no lithium cell to degrade after two years.

The angled tip is the product. G-spot stimulation is about firm pressure against the front wall a few centimetres in, not vibration alone, and a curve lets you apply that pressure without twisting your wrist into an unsustainable shape.

Silk Whisper Silicone Clitoral Vibrator — £75. Fully waterproof, USB rechargeable, onboard buttons, 45 mm insertable tip, beginner friendly.

The better everyday buy of the two. Waterproof means the bath is available and cleaning is trivial; rechargeable means no battery hunt. Adjustable settings via onboard buttons and a short tip for focused rather than broad stimulation.

Infinite Silk Silicone Bullet Vibrator — £690 Lovense. App-controlled, waterproof, quiet, medical-grade silicone. Control can be handed to a partner anywhere in the world over the internet. This exists for long-distance couples and it is priced accordingly — see the Infinite range, explained for the honest version of who should buy it. If you want app control at a normal price, Aura is £96.

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The one for him

Silk Embrace Masturbator — £16. Mixed materials, waterproof, manual, 75 mm insertable, stretch fit, beginner friendly.

Sixteen pounds, and the cheapest thing wearing the Silk name. Stretch fit means it adapts rather than being sized, which is the sensible design for this category.

Care note that people skip: wash with warm water, air dry thoroughly, then dust with renewal powder. That powder isn't a gimmick — the soft materials used in masturbators get tacky as they dry, and cornstarch-based renewal powder restores the surface and stops it degrading. Skipping it is why these products get thrown away after a month. Air dry fully before storing; damp plus a sealed case grows mould faster than you'd think.

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The lingerie

Silk Cascade Babydoll — £70 Party&Lingerie. Mixed materials, open-front tie, draped mesh skirt, sizes S–XL. Wipe clean only, stored flat to preserve the drape.

A babydoll is a short, loose, flowing piece that skims rather than holds — a different proposition from a bodysuit or a corset, which shape. If you want structure, look at corsets and basques; if you want flow, this is the shape. Lingerie fit and care covers washing, and lingerie sizing covers the fact that no two manufacturers agree on what a size means.

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Also wearing the name

Silk Restraint, Silk Pillar, Silk Contour and Tethered Silk all carry it too — check the department badge on each product page rather than assuming from the name.

Liquid Silk Lubricant — £48 A lubricant, not a toy. If you're pairing it with any silicone product above, confirm it's water-based first — silicone lubricant permanently damages silicone toys. The lubricant guide has the compatibility table.

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