Funny Condoms
Funny condoms are an easy way to get a laugh at a hen do, a birthday or tucked inside a card. Nearly all of ours are hand-painted novelty condoms by Condomerie, the well-known Amsterdam condom shop, dressed up as a racing car, a frog, an orange fish or a punk. Shopping for everyday use instead? Browse our regular condoms, including condoms in every size.
CONDOMERIE – HANDPAINTED NOVELTY CONDOMS AIRPLANE
CONDOMERIE – HANDPAINTED NOVELTY CONDOMS AJAX SHIRT
CONDOMERIE – HANDPAINTED NOVELTY CONDOMS AKVARIUM FISH
CONDOMERIE – HANDPAINTED NOVELTY CONDOMS ALIEN MARTIAN
CONDOMERIE – HANDPAINTED NOVELTY CONDOMS AMAZONAN
CONDOMERIE – HANDPAINTED NOVELTY CONDOMS AMSTERDAM RED
CONDOMERIE – HANDPAINTED NOVELTY CONDOMS ANGEL
CONDOMERIE – HANDPAINTED NOVELTY CONDOMS ANT
CONDOMERIE – HANDPAINTED NOVELTY CONDOMS AQUARIUS
CONDOMERIE – HANDPAINTED NOVELTY CONDOMS BANANA MODEL 1
CONDOMERIE – HANDPAINTED NOVELTY CONDOMS BANANA MODEL XL
CONDOMERIE – HANDPAINTED NOVELTY CONDOMS BEE
Four things worth checking before you buy
- Decide whether it is a joke or a condom someone will actually use. Look for the CE marking and a reference to EN ISO 4074 on the pack, which show it was made and tested to the medical standard for condoms. If a pack says novelty only, treat it as a gag gift and hand over a regular condom too.
- Size matters more than the motif. Many of our designs come in an XL version. A standard condom fits most people, while XL is meant for anyone who finds regular ones tight at the base. The wrong fit is one of the main reasons a condom slips or tears.
- Most novelty condoms are made of latex. If the recipient or their partner has a latex allergy, swap the joke for something from the latex-free range, usually polyisoprene or polyurethane.
- Check the expiry date. A gift condom often lives in a drawer for months. Keep it away from heat, sunlight and sharp keys, so a wallet or a car glovebox is a poor home for it.
Will a frog feel different from a plain one?
This is the question people ask most, and it matters less than they think. The hand-painted figure is about presentation. What you feel during use depends on thickness, shape and fit, and a certified novelty condom has to meet the same standard as any other. So don't overthink the design itself. Spend that energy on picking the right size.
If comfort is the priority, a thinner condom from our sensitive range or one made from natural latex in the natural collection is the better everyday choice. The funny one can be the opening act.
Ideas that tend to go down well
Match the figure to the person. The black chicken suits a hen do, the racing car a petrolhead, the punk an old friend who never grew up. Slipped into a birthday card, a single condom gets a laugh without making anyone blush for long.
Our tip: pair the novelty piece with something practical. A few flavoured condoms make the gift playful and usable at the same time. For party bags or a stag weekend, a bigger pack from our box sizes saves you buying one at a time.
Hand-painted figures vary slightly from piece to piece. That is part of the charm, so the frog you receive may not be a perfect twin of the photo.
Frequently asked questions
Are funny condoms safe to use?
A funny condom is safe to use if the pack carries the CE marking and refers to EN ISO 4074, the standard for condoms. If it is labelled as a novelty only, give it as a joke and use a regular condom for protection.
Do novelty condoms come in XL?
Yes, many novelty designs are also available in XL. Choose XL only if regular condoms feel tight at the base, because a condom that is too loose can slip off.
Can you get funny condoms without latex?
Most novelty condoms are made of latex, so they are not suitable for people with a latex allergy. Pick a polyisoprene or polyurethane condom from the latex-free range instead.
How long does a condom last before it expires?
Condoms usually last several years from the date of manufacture, and the expiry date is printed on every wrapper. Store them somewhere cool and dry, away from wallets and car gloveboxes.
What is a good way to give a novelty condom as a gift?
Pick a figure that suits the person, like a chicken for a hen party or a racing car for a car fan, and slip it into a card. Adding a few flavoured or thin condoms makes the gift practical as well as funny.