The internet-based erotic product store SexyAvenue.com opened in February 2000. With a high-quality product range aimed at a wide audience of adult men and women, in five years SexyAvenue has become the leading French internet retailer of adult products and content. The creation and development of a well-known brand through the name SexyAvenue has played a big part in this success, as has the free sex advice offered by the SexyDoctor, promoting the image of a sex shop that encourages knowledge and sexual fulfilment for everyone.

There are around 3000 items available at your SexyAvenue sex shop, spread across various categories. Sexy lingerie, with knickers, G-strings, suspenders, stockings, bodies, nighties, bustiers, basques, dresses, swimming costumes, latex, leather, vinyl, T-shirts and boxer shorts. Sex Toys, with vibrators, realistic, coloured, fun or chic dildos, geisha balls, anal plugs, strap-ons, developers and dolls. Well-being with massage oils and creams, lubricants, condoms and aphrodisiacs. The Bookshop with sex advice books and DVD's, erotic graphic novels and naughty board games.

We secure your transactions at SexyAvenue by encrypting your bank details. Delivery times range from 48 hours to 72 hours, depending on the postage option selected. You will receive your products in a discreet package sent by our logistics partner "Custom solutions", with no external signs indicating its content. Satisfied or your money back, you have 15 days to return an item if you are not completely satisfied. You can contact our after-sales department by telephone from Monday to Friday, from 9.30 am to 1 pm, and from 2 pm to 6 pm. You can also refer to our FAQ.

NetEden has been specialising in internet entertainment for over ten years, and has the advantage of expertise in all the technical and strategic areas of the web. This has enabled it to successfully operate consumer sites with high added value, such as dating, vod and e-commerce sites. The group that NetEden belongs to was listed on the Eurolist Paris stock exchange in 2007.