Raw, Real & Filthy
Doors open in 81Days 00Hrs 56Min 33Sec
18 Dec · Venue announcement soon · Cape Town
What FLTH is
What happens at FLTH stays at FLTH
Leather, rubber, neoprene, pups, sports kit, scally, boots, harnesses, hoods. Or skin, because skin counts as gear too. What you put on is not a costume for the night. It is the part of you that usually lives in a bag at the back of a cupboard, and here it is the reason you are in the room.
Cape Town has never had enough rooms like this. FLTH is one. A dark floor, a hard sound system, play zones off to the side, and a few hundred men who knew the code before they walked in. On the floor with the DJ or deep in the back, your filth, our rules.
It works because the rules are not up for discussion. Consent first, every time. Cameras sealed at the door. Daddies on the floor all night. Get that right and everything else opens up: men who are new can ask questions without feeling stupid, men who have been at this for thirty years can go as deep as they want, and nobody has to explain themselves to anyone.
Strict dress code.
Consent is law.
No filming, ever.
No bullshit.
Next event
- Where
- Venue announcement soon
- When
- 20:00 to 02:00
- Tickets
- Online in advance, cheapest. Door sales cost more and are card only, no cash.
- Entry
- Strictly 18+, ID at the door, dress code enforced.
Rules
How do the armbands work?
Every man gets a band at the door. It is the fastest way to say whether you are up for play tonight, without anyone having to ask across a loud room.
Yellow
I am open to play tonight.
You can approach me. Open does not mean automatic: ask first, every time, and take the answer you get.
Wear yellow and you can still say no to anything, to anyone, at any point in the night.
Red
I am not playing tonight.
Here to dance, watch and drink. Do not approach me for play. Talking is fine, touching is not.
You can swap your band at the door at any time. No questions, no explaining yourself.
RED is also the safe word. Whatever band a man is wearing, if he says RED, everything stops immediately. Tell a Daddy if it does not.
What do I wear to FLTH?
FLTH is not casual, and the dress code is strict: no gear, no entry. Think leather, rubber, skin, pups, shiny, scally, neoprene, or nothing at all. Naked counts as gear. Not welcome: Nazi military or gore. Tickets do not override the code. If you are new, message us and we will help you work out what works.
How old do I have to be?
Strictly 18 and over. Valid ID is required at the door, with no exceptions.
How does consent work at FLTH?
Entry means you agree to the FLTH code of conduct: respect, no harassment, consent first. The armbands say where a man stands, and RED stops everything immediately.
Who are the Daddies?
The Daddies are our guardians of consent and safety, in red glowing bands so you can always spot them. They keep men safe, enforce respect, and make sure the night runs filthy but in check. What Daddy says, goes.
Can I take photos at FLTH?
Phones are allowed but all cameras are sealed at the door. No photos or filming inside, of anyone, ever. If you see a lens out, tell a Daddy.
How do I get tickets, and what does entry cost?
Buy online in advance for the best price. Tickets are also sold at the door at a higher price, card only, with no cash sales. Coat check is free with your ticket. Management reserves the right to refuse entry: aggressive, intoxicated or poor dress code means no entry.
Hear it first
Dates and line-ups before anyone else. Nothing else, and we do not sell your address.
Contact
Talk to us
Questions, or new and not sure what to wear? Send it here and a man will come back to you.