The Uniforms

Players

Being a team sport means wearing team colours, and team uniforms vary greatly from country to country, league to league, team to team. They may even change match up to match up, but no matter the design of the uniform its colours will always identify which team a player in the crush is playing for. The amount of material that makes up a standard sexa uniform is generally quite minimal, usually more revealing than underwear. A cross between lingerie and sportswear, or sports lingerie, is most commonly seen in professional arenas, often matched with other accessories such as garters or pantyhose and the like.

Removal of clothing might be part of a team's seduction strategies, so there generally aren't restrictions to how much a player can wear, although all jewellery must be removed before matches start to prevent injury, which include tongue, clit and cock rings.

Headbands, armbands or wrist straps are common and usually needed as at least one form identifier needs to be adorned by a player at all times unless the different competitors can very easily be identified from the other based on physical attributes. Some teams opt to paint colours or numbers on their players' backs, or other parts of their body, with a long lasting body paint that can withstand the rigors and friction of such heated competition.

Referees

Referees are usually more conservatively dressed (compared to players) in order to not distract players. Ref uniforms may also differ in style from match to match based on the Referee's personal preferences but are always recognizable due to their vertical black and white striped tops. A whistle is also worn around the neck.