LoveHoney Debuts Shag Factory Line

British sex toy developer LoveHoney has unleashed the Shag Factory collection of bullets, finger vibes and cock rings inspired by swinging ‘60s London.

“The market is crying out for fun and flirty couples’ toys that don’t rely on heaving cleavage and guys with ridiculous pecs to attract attention in-store,” LoveHoney founder Richard Longhurst said. “Shag Factory will hit the button for anyone who’s ever seen an ‘Austin Powers’ movie and wants to find out the true meaning of ‘shagadelic.’”

The market is crying out for fun and flirty couples’ toys that don’t rely on heaving cleavage and guys with ridiculous pecs to attract attention in-store.

The brightly colored Shag Factory packaging features bold, non-sleazy graphics designed to appeal to women and couples looking to take their first steps in sex toys.

Promoted under the tag line “Bullets and Rings for the Groovy Generation,” the 16-strong Shag Factory range includes seven vibrating cock rings and eight vibrating bullets, available in a variety of colors. Featuring both reusable and disposable items, the Shag Factory line also offers 10-pack sets of Shag Batteries, which retail for $6.99.

The entire Shag Factory range is 100 percent skinsafe and phthalate-free. Retail prices start at just $6.99 for the entry-level Day Tripper vibrating cock ring, with the hefty twin-bullet Double Decker ring weighing in at $24.99.

The Love Factory’s range of cock rings also includes the Shag Bag ($14.99), which includes three singlespeed disposable thin cock rings; and the single-speed twin cock ring with twin motors called Ring A Ding ($9.99).

The line features a range of chunky cock rings such as the Glow Go Ring ($19.99), a single-speed cock ring that lights up, Big Ben ($18.99), featuring a three-speed removable bullet, and the Double Decker ($24.99) that includes two three-speed removable bullets. The Swing Ring ($19.99), which features nine speeds and a swinging ball, rounds out the Love Factory’s cock ring slate.

Love Factory’s bullets’ retail price range from $9.99 for the three-speed pink and purple Love Missile bullets to $12.99 for the Flower Power bullets — available in Peace, Love and Happiness silicone sleeves — and the Glow Go Vibes, which are available in pink and purple. Rounding out the Love Factory line of bullets is the Far Out Finger ($19.99) three-speed bullet with silicone sleeve.

Retailers have the option of showing the products on peg hooks or in Shag Factory brand counter-top displays or in the custom Shag Factory spinner that holds more than $2,000 worth of products.

Shag Factory’s packaging features colorful sixtiesinspired designs and hidden sayings. The packaging also features clear windows that reveal the fun products within.

Shag Factory runs a Shag Swag redemption program that enables customers to return their empty Shag packets and exchange them for Shag Factory items such as Tshirts, hats and key rings. The more Shag Factory items customers buy from stores and online retailers, the more Shag Swag they can get.

Shag Factory will be available through leading distributors and directly from LoveHoney in Dallas. For sales, call (800) 944-6639 or (214) 887-0505, or email dean@lovehoney.com.

Related:  

Copyright © 2026 Adnet Media. All Rights Reserved. XBIZ is a trademark of Adnet Media.
Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission is prohibited.

More Articles

profile

Meghan Dunkel Brings Momentum, Focus to Sales Management

As an 18-year veteran of the sex toy business, Meghan Dunkel has witnessed plenty of the industry’s ups and downs. One of her big takeaways: Only the most committed end up staying.

Women In Adult ·
profile

Viben Toys Aims to Personalize Pleasure in the Affordable Luxury Market

If your customer’s sex toy collection doesn’t include a pulsating purple unicorn or a rose equipped with a tongue, it may be time to introduce them to Viben Toys.

Colleen Godin ·
profile

Condom Sense's Adam Edwards on Driving Retail With Purpose

Still, the inclement weather can’t stop Edwards from doing something he’s done for most of his adult life: talking shop. About six and a half years ago, as soon he turned 18, he joined Condom Sense. His father, Mike Edwards, started the company in the 1990s.

Jackie Backman ·
profile

Delicto Serves Up Online Retail With a Side of Super-Charged Sex-Ed

Meet Rose MacDowell and Sarah Riccio, co-founders of the online pleasure product hot spot Delicto.com. Since 2021, these business owner besties have been slinging vibes and dildos while openly sharing their love for self-induced orgasms on social media — a strategy that has earned Delicto half a million followers on TikTok.

Colleen Godin ·
opinion

Tips for 'Soft Selling' to Today's Shoppers

"This is our bestseller.” “You should get this one instead; it’s stronger.” “This one costs more — but it’s way better!” In adult retail, sweeping statements like these can sound impersonal and make shoppers feel rushed, unseen and unsupported.

Sara Gaffoor ·
opinion

A Guide to Displaying Sex Dolls In-Store

Sex dolls are high-priced and visually striking, but often misunderstood by first-time buyers. Displayed poorly, they can seem intimidating, gimmicky or off-putting. Displayed well, they become conversation starters, high-quality premium products and confidence-boosting sales opportunities.

Jessica Sav ·
opinion

How AI Is Modernizing Retail HR

With 21 locations, I’m pretty much always hiring. Unfortunately, the employment market these days can be chaotic, as candidates send out applications across dozens of job boards with a single click. For managers like me, this results in more time spent sorting through signals and static.

Zondre Watson ·
opinion

Rethinking Influencer Marketing in Sexual Wellness

Influencer marketing has evolved over the past several years, and that ripple has extended to the sexual wellness industry. The factors driving the appeal of partnering with influencers — raising awareness and expanding reach — remain just as important as they did when such partnerships first became common.

Naima Karp ·
trends

Meet the New Class of Pleasure Purveyors Making Waves

The sexual wellness industry has always evolved in response to cultural shifts, but the current wave of up-and-coming pleasure brands signals something deeper than trend cycles or aesthetic refreshes. These founders aren’t just launching new products; they are reframing what intimacy means, who it is for and how it fits into everyday life. Across supplements, toys, aftercare and even divination decks, a new generation of brands is closing long-ignored gaps — between pleasure and wellness, fantasy and function, science and sensuality, individuality and shared experience.

Ariana Rodriguez ·
profile

Viben's Kara Liburd on Building a Fulfilling Career in the Industry

“We work in an industry where trust, follow-through and service matter just as much as product quality,” declares Viben sales exec Kara Liburd. “Retailers today want analytics, marketing assets and deeper product knowledge, and brands are stepping up to provide that support.”

Colleen Godin ·
Show More