Chest Binder

I got this like 4 years ago and it has stood the test of time. All of my other binders are stained, stretched, or one even ripped. This one is perfectly intact and I still use it like 3 times a week. I've heard that the clip-on ones aren't very safe but I haven't had problems, and the clips aren't noticeable.

The binder does what it is supposed to do, with minimal discomfort. I bought it around two weeks ago, and it has continued to make my chest look much flatter. I got size small, and it fits me quite well. I did notice that the elastic seems to have curled up a bit at the bottom, and while this doesn't really get in the way of the binder's functunality it is still irritating. The curling up seems to have no apparent reason, though I do suspect it is due to summer heat in my area(currently around 100 degrees farenheit during the day). It is comfortable and breathable, and I could probably wear it for around 16 hours before getting sore(longest so far wearing it is probably 14-ish hours).

Fit my son like it says

If you are looking for a cheaper GC2B, this is not for you. It is quite a bit different than a GC2B binder.Pros:-does not hurt your back as much-very easy to put on and take off-flattens chest, would not recommend for people who have a larger chest though.Cons:-I have no idea of the legitimacy of this product in terms of the damage it might do to your ribs. I feel as though this is an ace bandage that is more even and less tight.-It is literally a piece of elastic with racerback straps attached to it- It might be a little short and you might get underboob spillage.- It rolls up towards the end of it- you need to order a size bigger or I am absolutely positive you are going to mess up your chances for top surgery.Other stuff you should know about this product:- It does not bind by putting pressure front and back, it binds from the sides-It is not too uncomfortable, however, there will always be a discomfort when it comes to binding.- It does not come in a tank style, which is not problematic for me, but it may be problematic for others.- DO NOT WEAR THIS FOR MORE THAN 8 HOURS!!!!!! No matter what purpose you are using for, that is NOT good for your ribs. This goes for any binder, not just this one.- Take a break from this at least once a week. If your chest is bigger make it 2-3 times a week. Again basic binding rules.- Do not put this in the dryer! it will warp and shrink, as does all elastic if you put it in the dryer, especially on high heat. If you really have to dry on low heat.Final Take:It does what it is supposed to do; however, I only bought this as a last-ditch effort because I forgot my binder at home and I am away from my home. I would still recommend getting a GC2B if you can afford it, underworks is a close second. For the non-trans people using this product not for drag purposes, Breh get a sports bra. Why go through the pain of binding? It's really not ideal at all. Working out with a binder can mess up your ribs too, THIS IS NOT A SPORTS BRA. I would not buy this product again, but the choice is yours ultimately and I can't control that.For the brand:Please make your vocabulary for the binder more trans-friendly, it will probably draw in wayyyy more trans customers (Take out the lesbian and tomboy vocab, that is lowkey transphobic). You have a ways to go, work on your product. Make it affordable AND SAFE. I doubt that this is safe. If it is safe through show me some statistics, please.Good luck to my fellow Trans Friends! I wish you the best on your journey! If you are a drag king, kill it at your performance! I will be there in spirit to tip you!

Where to even start with this piece of trash?1) It doesn't look like the pictures. The pictures look like it has some length to it, more akin to a short tank top. But what I received is about 5 inches of compression material. Which leads me to...2) I am a 40DD. I ordered an XXL as that was what should have fit me. And for sure it could go around my chest. But that's all it could do. There isn't nearly enough material to actually do anything to my breasts! They slip and fall out every which way no matter how I try to position them. It's just too short for my breast size!3) Maybe I'm just too disabled for it (arthritis in one shoulder), but the hooks being on the side are a nightmare. I tried, I really did, to do them with it half-on. I hurt myself twice before I could even get one hook on. I had to do them up before putting it over my head like a shirt. At which point, why even bother with this design?Maybe a B or even a smaller C cup could use this, but I sure as heck can't. I'm returning it.

Very comfortable and highly adjustable. Looks to good quality fabric and stitching.

I got recommended this binder from a friend who cosplays and it’s a perfect fit! Just make sure you measure yourself first so you know what size to get!

Not me, though. I bought this almost a year and a half ago and I haven't seen any improvement in its performance. For starters, my measurements are 88lbs with 12-inch shoulders and around a 28-inch bust. I'm very, very skinny and their smallest size, an S, doesn't fit me despite being made to be tight— if they sold binders in size XS, maybe I would've had more luck, but I think this is on the seller for not being inclusive of my body type. It is most loose around the lower half and is visible through my shirts because it doesn't come close to compressing anything. I actually have to wear a thermal shirt over it because it does a better job at binding me and hiding things than this does.It should also be taken into account that I have pectus excavatum, a deformity of my sternum bone where it sinks inward (and creates a rib flare). This binder is far too loose to accommodate this feature of my body and still leaves me with something that looks like a bust since it is too stiff to fill that "cavity" between my breasts. While I know I definitely have an atypical body and can't speak for everybody, I want to tell other people with pectus excavatum that this product is not ideal for you, especially if you're looking for a tight fit.I've stuck with this binder for so long because I didn't have better options— it did a little something and gave me a gentle hug around my bust, but nothing that was appropriate. Now, I just got some money for Christmas, so I'm going to search for options that better suit my needs.