The architecture of intimacydemands rigor.
Not softness. Not euphemism. The precision of intent, applied to the most private thing a company can sell into.
Most of this category is built to be forgotten in a drawer. It is priced to be disposable, packaged to be hidden, and written as though sex were a medical event. We started from the opposite premise: that the object belongs in a room with someone you want, and should be able to sit there without embarrassing anybody.
That premise costs money at every step, and the price is its sum. FINK is two to three times the shelf because each of those decisions went the expensive way.
We do not think that needs defending. It needs evidencing, which is what every other page here is for.
The tolerance is not visible. The invoice is.