| Boys on Fire Clothing · Quick Facts | |
|---|---|
| What | Boys on Fire clothing line: tank tops, shorts and swimsuits in flame prints |
| On sale | Saturday, November 7, opening night of Season 6 (Villains) |
| Sizes | XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL |
| Prices | Tank tops $600 MXN · Shorts and swimsuits $800 MXN |
| Where to buy | Coco Cabaret (Francisco I. Madero 289) before Wednesday and Saturday shows · Blondies outlet store (Basilio Badillo 258), daily 11 AM to 12 AM |
| Payment | Cards accepted at both |
Boys on Fire, Sebastián Coronel’s popular male burlesque cabaret show in Puerto Vallarta, is launching its own clothing line this season. The brand features shorts, swimsuits and tank tops, printed locally by Blondies Design Studio and available in all sizes, from XS to XXL. It goes on sale Saturday, November 7, the night Season 6 opens at Coco Cabaret.
Coronel, the show’s producer and now a clothing designer, says he made it for men who want to feel sexy, confident and comfortable, with a gym collection and a beach and pool collection. It is a souvenir you can wear straight from the cabaret to the pool.
The line will be sold at two places in the Zona Romántica: Coco Cabaret before the Wednesday and Saturday shows, and the Blondies outlet store on Basilio Badillo.
The Collection: Gym Wear and Beach & Pool Wear
The brand slogan is “Wear the fire. Feel the heat.” Every piece is form-fitting, built to show off your physique and still let you move freely, in bold designs and vibrant colors.
| Boys on Fire Clothing · Collections | |
|---|---|
| Gym Collection | Made for workouts. Show off your muscles and bring all your energy to the gym. |
| Beach & Pool Collection | Made for sun, pool and beach days. Fresh, sexy and comfortable designs. |
Sebastian’s point is that looking sexy and feeling comfortable can go together.
| Boys on Fire Clothing · Prices (Mexican Pesos) | |
|---|---|
| Tank tops | $600 MXN |
| Shorts | $800 MXN |
| Swimsuits | $800 MXN |
From Free Shirts to a Full Line
The collection grew out of gifts. Since the first season, Coronel has handed his team shirts, caps and towels, and fans kept asking where they could get them. This season he decided to say “Why not?” and make them for everyone.
Coronel is the producer and dancer with Boys on Fire and is also working on the new BOYS ON FIRE CALENDAR FOR 2027 a popular charity fundraiser.
Where and When to Buy Boys on Fire Clothing in Puerto Vallarta
All sizes, XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL, are available starting Saturday, November 7. For now there are two points of sale, both in the Zona Romántica.
| Boys on Fire Clothing · Where to Buy | |
|---|---|
| Coco Cabaret | Francisco I. Madero 289. Before the Wednesday and Saturday shows; cards accepted. |
| Blondies outlet store and bar | Basilio Badillo 258. Daily, 11 AM to 12 AM; cards accepted. |
Make a Night of It at Coco Cabaret
Boys on Fire plays Coco Cabaret on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and the clothing is on sale there before each show, so you can pick up a piece and see the cast in one trip. Coco Cabaret is at Francisco I. Madero 289 in the Zona Romántica. Tickets and show times are on the Coco Cabaret website, and the full cabaret schedule is on the Coco Cabaret nightly shows page and the GAYPV events calendar.
Season 6 is called Villains: a Broadway-style male burlesque cabaret that mixes rock, musical theater, acrobatics and big choreography, with famous villains brought to life by the cast. It is an adult night out, directed by Sebastián Coronel and choreographed by Alejandro Barrón Ortiz. The cast is Jorge Alcaraz, Julio Vázquez, Yosh Lara, Woody Fox, Nacho Granados, John López and Coronel. The first show is Saturday, November 7, from 7:00 to 8:00 PM. Details and tickets are on the Boys on Fire: Villains event page.
As always in Puerto Vallarta, it is customary and encouraged to tip the performers, dancers and singers and very much appreciated and a good way to give to the local community.
Blondies on Basilio Badillo 258 is the second place to buy. It is the Blondies outlet store and bar, so you can shop the line and stay for a drink. Planning more of your night? See our guide to Puerto Vallarta gay nightlife.
Boys on Fire Clothing FAQ
When does the clothing line go on sale?
All sizes are available starting Saturday, November 7, the night Season 6 opens at Coco Cabaret.
What sizes are available?
XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL.
How much does it cost?
Tank tops are $600 MXN. Shorts and swimsuits are $800 MXN.
Where can I buy it?
At Coco Cabaret (Francisco I. Madero 289) before the Wednesday and Saturday shows, and at Blondies on Basilio Badillo 258.
What collections are there?
A Gym Collection and a Beach & Pool Collection, both form-fitting and in bold, vibrant colors.
Who makes it?
The clothing is printed by Blondies Design Studio.
What nights does Boys on Fire play?
Wednesdays and Saturdays at Coco Cabaret.
What is Boys on Fire Season 6 about?
Season 6 is Villains, a Broadway-style male burlesque cabaret with rock, musical theater, acrobatics and choreography, built around famous villains. It opens Saturday, November 7, from 7:00 to 8:00 PM.
Can I pay by card?
Yes. Both Coco Cabaret and Blondies accept cards.
What are the Blondies store hours?
Daily, 11 AM to 12 AM.
Photos: Eddy Araiza Fotografía on Facebook, and on Instagram @araizafoto and @eddy_araiza9. Follow the show on Boys on Fire PV on Facebook.
Source: announcement from Boys on Fire producer Sebastián Coronel, provided to GAYPV. Background: The Palm Cabaret Opens Coco Cabaret.
Author: Tim Wilson
Wilson is the founder of GAYPV.com and www.gaybartour.com and has been the leading LGBTQ+ travel and lifestyle authority in Puerto Vallarta since 2005. With over two decades of local expertise, Wilson specializes in being a community advocate and leader for Puerto Vallarta , and local cultural insights that only a long-term resident can provide. He has dedicated 20+ years to advocating for safe, inclusive travel in Banderas Bay, establishing GAYPV as the region's most trusted resident insider.. His work has been cited by major travel publications, and he is widely recognized as a trusted insider voice on Puerto Vallarta’s vibrant LGBTQ+ scene.
