Dec 27, 2023 · 2 min read · updated Aug 11, 2026
AUSTIN, Tex. — Interactive Life Forms (ILF), the company behind the Fleshlight and Fleshjack brands, announced it is working with Sky Bri and Devin Franco on new custom-molded product lines.
Both additions follow the model the company has used for years: a performer joins the signed roster, and the manufacturer builds a line cast from their own anatomy, released under their name. Bri had become one of the most in-demand performers of the preceding year, and the design team spent considerable time developing original textures for her line. Franco brought a long track record in the industry to a category he had not previously entered.
What was released
Each line consists of two products, molded from the performer and paired with textures created specifically for it.
The Sky Bri line launched with two configurations, carrying signature internal textures the company named “Celestial” and “Astral.” The Devin Franco line also launched with two, including a Fleshjack sleeve built around a texture named “Deviant.”
Naming the textures rather than the products is a deliberate piece of branding. A texture name is something a customer can ask for, compare and remember, and it gives a line an identity beyond the performer attached to it. The sleeves ship with three distinct internal textures, designed and manufactured in the United States.
All items use Real Feel Super Skin, the body-safe material standard across the Fleshlight and Fleshjack ranges. The lines were made available worldwide through the company’s own storefronts at Fleshlight.com and Fleshjack.com.
Why signature lines matter
A signature product line is one of the few revenue streams in this industry that does not require the performer to keep shooting.
The logic runs both directions. For the manufacturer, a signed performer arrives with an audience already in place — the marketing is largely done before the product exists, and the line launches into demand rather than searching for it. For the performer, it is licensing income attached to a name rather than an hourly rate, and it continues generating while they work on other things.
That structure has become steadily more attractive as the business has shifted toward performers running their own brands. A product line fits neatly alongside a subscriber platform and a social following: same audience, different point of sale, and no additional production commitment.
Signing one established name and one newer one in the same announcement is also a familiar pattern for ILF. It puts a performer at peak visibility next to a performer with a long catalogue, and lets each line reach an audience the other might not.
Frequently asked questions
Who makes Fleshlight and Fleshjack?Interactive Life Forms (ILF), based in Austin, Texas. Fleshlight and Fleshjack are its two consumer brands.
What was announced?Sky Bri and Devin Franco joined the roster of signed models, each with a product line custom-molded from their own anatomy and released under their name.
What are the signature textures?Sky Bri's line introduced textures named 'Celestial' and 'Astral.' Devin Franco's line introduced one named 'Deviant.' The sleeves ship with three distinct internal textures.
What are the products made from?Real Feel Super Skin, the body-safe material used across both brands. The sleeves are designed and manufactured in the United States.
Why do studios and toy makers sign performers this way?A signature line converts audience recognition into a product with a name attached. For the manufacturer it is a marketing channel that arrives with its own following; for the performer it is licensing income that does not depend on shooting more scenes.
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