'Stylish' Bondage Collar
feat. Jodie (left) and Petra (right)

Here's a jewelry-style (as opposed to more brutalist or industrial styles) BDSM slave collar asset for you. It's appropriate in either a dungeon scene or in public, to signify a submissive's status.

I designed this collar in Blender and am releasing it to the public. To use it in Blender it's as simple as opening the .blend file. For use with DAZ3d and other 3d tools, I have included .fbx and .obj files. If a lot of people want a DAZ-native version I can create that, but I'll wait to hear demand. The base object consists of 3 parts totaling 1484 vertices, 2971 edges and 1486 faces. When you turn on the subdivision smoothing that goes up to 20,335 verts, 40,696 edges and 20,360 faces.

The included material is a (simple) procedural metal texture. Procedural textures don't really translate well outside of Blender, so if you want to use it in another program you'll probably need to replace the texture. I recommend either your favorite metallic texture, or if you don't have one then change the color to a middle gray and turn the metallic to 100%.

This asset is included as a prop, not a wearable. To connect it to a figure, I recommend positioning it as best you can and parenting it to the lowest neck bone in your figure. It should then move as the figure does.

The figures and chains aren't included, just the collars. I have included both a 'photoreal' (IRAY, Cycles, etc.) version and a 'cartoon' (Filatoon, EEVEE, etc.) version.

No morphs are included. Instead, the prop consists of 3 pieces. The front loop and the back half of the collar are both parented to the front half of the collar. The transformations are constrained such that they should look like a single prop in most configurations. 

You're free to use this asset to render images if you downloaded it from this page. You may not sell or redistribute it. You can direct others to this page if they want their own legal copy.