Four Seasons Condoms Australia - Australian-Made Natural Latex Condoms

Condoms, sometimes called rubbers or prophylactics, are the only contraceptive that also lowers the risk of STIs. Four Seasons is the family-owned Australian brand that has made them since 1984, and says it was first in Australia to offer a size range.

About Four Seasons

Four Seasons began in 1984, during the height of the HIV/AIDS crisis. Graham Porter had been importing products for pharmacies and noticed that nobody sold condoms in different sizes. His wife, a nurse, had nursing accommodation, and he packed boxes in its front room to sell to local pharmacies. The name reflects their effort: the founders worked all four seasons to build the business.

The company, Australian Therapeutic Supplies, is still family-owned and based in Lane Cove, Sydney. Graham Porter is founder and managing director, and his son Michael Porter is sales and marketing director. Four Seasons is sold through Australian supermarkets and pharmacies. In 2015 it backed marriage equality with a video campaign, and its Condoms for Africa programme has donated condoms since 2005.

Four Seasons product lines

Four Seasons sells condoms first, with lubes and a few extras alongside them.

Naked: the ultra-thin core range

Naked is Four Seasons’ main condom line, built around ultra-thin latex with a reservoir tip and non-spermicidal lubricant. The brand’s tagline is “like wearing nothing at all”. Naked comes in Classic, Ribbed, Shiver (with a cooling lube), Flavours, Pink, Delay and the Allsorts mixed pack. It also carries the size range, from Closer to King Size. Compared with many condoms, Naked lets you change size without giving up the thin feel.

Naked size range: Closer, Classic, Larger and King Size

Four Seasons says it was the first Australian brand to sell condoms in different sizes, and it measures them by circumference, not length. Naked Closer has a smaller diameter, about 49 mm nominal width, for a more secure fit and less slipping. Naked Classic is the standard 54 mm. Naked Larger is wider, and Naked King Size is the widest and longest in the range. Check the nominal width on each pack before you buy.

Naked Delay: thicker-walled condoms

Naked Delay uses a thicker, extra-strength latex wall rather than a numbing lube. The added thickness slightly reduces sensation, which Four Seasons says helps you last longer. It keeps the standard 54 mm width, a reservoir tip and non-spermicidal lubricant. Because there is no anaesthetic, there is no numbing for either partner. Delay suits couples who want a little more time without a desensitising spray or gel.

Regular Fitting and Studded & Ribbed

Regular Fitting is Four Seasons’ everyday condom: transparent, lubricated and 54 mm wide, in packs up to bulk 144s. Studded & Ribbed adds raised studs and ribs along the shaft for extra texture for the receiving partner. Both use the same latex and reservoir-end design as Naked, but with a standard rather than ultra-thin wall. They suit people who prefer a classic feel or want added stimulation.

Glow N Dark: condoms that glow

Glow N Dark condoms glow after charging under a bright light. Four Seasons says to hold the condom near a bright light for about 30 seconds before use, then turn off the lights. They come in small packs and bulk boxes, and there is a matching Glow N Dark lube tube. Glow N Dark is a novelty for fun, but it is still a working latex condom with the same protection.

Sensations and flavoured mixes

Naked Sensations is a 50-pack variety box with flavoured, coloured, ribbed and Shiver condoms in one assortment. Naked Flavours and the Allsorts pack add banana, strawberry and chocolate, alongside Classic, Ribbed and Shiver. Flavoured condoms are designed for oral sex, while the coloured ones add fun. These mixes suit couples working out which style they like before buying a full box.

Four Seasons lubricants

Four Seasons makes its own range of water-based lubes. The standard Personal Lubricant is a clear, cool gel, sold in tubes, a 500 ml pump and sachets. Nude is long-lasting and natural feeling, Lush adds aloe vera, Passion is a peppermint tingle and Ice adds cooling. Naked Nature Intimacy Gel is fragrance-free and vegan-friendly. Unlike oil-based products, these water-based lubes will not weaken latex, so they pair safely with every Four Seasons condom.

NAKED WET: hyaluronic moisture gel

NAKED WET is a newer moisture gel sold under Four Seasons Wellness. It is clear, cool and water-based, with added hyaluronic acid, which holds onto water. Four Seasons says it gives natural-feeling moisture that lasts longer than standard gels. It comes in a 100 ml bottle and is safe with latex condoms. NAKED WET suits anyone who finds ordinary water-based lubes dry out too quickly.

Glyde: silicone lube for anal sex

Four Seasons Glyde is a long-lasting silicone-based lubricant made for anal sex. It includes jojoba oil, and the bottle has a glow-in-the-dark lid so you can find it in the dark. Silicone lube does not soak in or dry out like water-based gels, which suits anal play. It is safe with latex condoms, but avoid using it with silicone sex toys. Glyde comes in a 100 ml bottle.

Arouse and Massage Oil

Arouse is a stimulating gel for the clitoris. It is applied in a small amount and creates a tingling sensation. Four Seasons Massage Oil blends natural oils with lavender and ylang ylang for full-body massage. Because it is oil-based, the massage oil must be kept away from latex condoms, as oil weakens latex. Use it for massage before sex, then wash your hands before handling a condom.

Libido For Him

Libido For Him is a capsule supplement sold under the Four Seasons name, in packs of 60. Its listed ingredients include ginseng, tribulus and minerals. It is a supplement rather than a condom or lube, and it sits outside the brand’s core sexual-health range. Read the label and check with a pharmacist or doctor before taking any supplement, especially if you take other medicines.

How to find your Four Seasons size

Four Seasons measures its condoms by circumference, not length. That matters because a condom that is too loose can slip off, and one that is too tight can feel uncomfortable or break. Width, not length, is what decides the fit.

The nominal width on the pack is the flat width of the condom, measured across. Naked Classic is 54 mm, which fits most people. If standard condoms slip or bunch, try Naked Closer. If they feel tight or leave a mark, move up to Naked Larger, then King Size. To measure yourself, wrap a soft tape around the thickest part of the erect penis. Then compare it with the size guide on each product page.

Our condom care and storage guide also explains how heat and pockets damage condoms, which matters as much as size.

Condoms, contraception and STI protection

Condoms are the only form of contraception that also reduces the risk of sexually transmitted infections. When used correctly every time, male condoms are highly effective at preventing pregnancy, but typical use is less reliable. Many couples combine condoms with another method for extra protection. Our guide to contraception methods compares the main options.

Four Seasons also makes flavoured condoms for oral sex, which lower the risk of STIs passing between mouth and genitals. Our look at “love gloves” covers why people nickname condoms “love gloves” and how to make them part of sex rather than an interruption.

How Four Seasons condoms compare

Widths are nominal widths from Four Seasons and product listings. Always check the pack.

Choosing your first Four Seasons condom

If you have never thought about condom size, start with Naked Classic. It is ultra-thin and fits most people. If it slips, switch to Naked Closer; if it feels tight, try Naked Larger. For more texture, choose Naked Ribbed or Studded & Ribbed. If you want to try several styles, the Naked Sensations or Allsorts packs mix them in one box. Add a Four Seasons water-based lube for comfort, especially with thinner condoms.

Pack size matters too. Small 6 and 12 packs suit trying a new style, while bulk boxes suit couples who have found their fit. Bulk boxes are only good value if you use them before the expiry date, so check it when they arrive. Keep a couple of condoms in a hard case rather than a wallet, where heat and pressure can weaken the latex. Store the rest somewhere cool and dark, away from sunlight and car glove boxes.

Who Four Seasons suits — and who should look elsewhere

Four Seasons suits anyone who wants reliable condoms from an Australian-owned brand with a real size range. It also suits buyers who want vegan-friendly latex, and couples who like to try flavours, textures and glow-in-the-dark novelty.

Four Seasons condoms are latex, so they are not suitable if you or your partner has a latex allergy. Choose a non-latex condom from our sexual health products instead. People who want a numbing delay condom should note that Naked Delay works through thickness, not anaesthetic.

Why buy Four Seasons at Adultsmart

You can buy Four Seasons condoms here in small packs and bulk boxes, along with its lubes. Every product page lists the nominal width, so you can match your size before you order. Keep your box somewhere cool once it arrives, and it will be ready when you need it.

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