Chest Binder, Pullover Design Binder Trans, Moisture-Wicking, with 1PC Fragrance Card & 1PC Sticker, Black

I'll be honest; I didn't believe the reviews that said this binder was comfortable, but it really is!! Is it the best compression? No, but it does the job well enough without rolling, digging in, or being impossible to put on or take off. It actually manages to be more comfortable than all of my bralettes or sports bras! The compression panel in the front is good quality and thick enough to level out your chest and provide structure without having to be ridiculously tight or constricting, and the back mesh is so light and breathable, it almost feels like your wearing nothing at all. A lot of binders I've tried will try to make the binder more breathable by making the front panel thinner, which decreases the binding/smoothing power and makes you have to buy a tighter size to get any effect. This one takes the opposite approach. The front panel is very thick and structured, while the back is ultra light and stretchy, so all the breathability is in the back. It almost feels like wearing a thin leather breastplate. I really love this approach, as it means I don't have to try to squeeze into a smaller size to get structure, and can actually buy my true size (so I'm not struggling to get it on/off). If you're looking for a binder that does what brands like Tomboy X try and fail to deliver, you will not regret ordering this. I'm so happy I don't have to choose between dysphoria and being able to breathe 🥹💕

...cause this fits JUST RIGHT!! Fracking finally found a binder/bra I feel comfortable, cool, and confident in. I got a medium and I'm 5' 7" and about 150lbs (probably). I've been a sports bra and binder consumer for over the past decade and I haven't found anything that has ever felt right immediately after putting it on like this. I've tried XL from gc2b (too tight everywhere), L from transguy supply (oddly too loose up top but way too tight around my ribs), L in tomboyx (too stretchy/dysphoric), and both M & L in Nike sports bras (fine but uniboob and no flattening effects - also expensive). This is the absolute sweet spot for my body and what a heckin steal of a price. I went with a medium based on the size chart and previous experiences. I will definitely be ordering more, and may get one in Large as well for that week of the month (ya'll know what I'm talkin' bout). It feels amazing and my body can actually breathe easily, as well as my lungs. Can't recommend this binder more - and thank you to the owners for the price. I can finally buy more than one without hesitation whatsoever.

Genderfluid individual here, trying out my first binder. 😌 I was hesitant to purchase this at first due to concerns over how well the binder would flatten my already small chest. For reference, I am roughly a 32B, 95 pounds and a little over 5 feet. (I purchased this one because it was the most affordable, quickest-shipping one today that seemed to have all around good reviews.) My suspicions were right: it didn’t do a whole lot. I’ll start off by saying, they weren’t kidding: it’s a comfortable material. 👍 I can be sensitive to how clothing fits, which is why I don’t wear bras, but I could see myself wearing this binder on a day out for sure. It was stretchy and easy to put on over my head. And I liked the flat padding of the binder, which offered a sleek look for the chest. The only real problem I had with the product is that there wasn’t enough of a TIGHTNESS on my chest. I wasn’t feeling the “bind.” I wanted a little squeeze but I felt like I wasn’t getting that and therefore it did not grant me any sort of ✨gender euphoria✨. Did it give me a more masculine shape? Yes. But I felt as though I wasn’t getting as flat as I wanted. If there had been a size XS, I know it would’ve been perfect. If you’re around a 32B bra size, you could purchase this for the subtly more masculine shape, sure, but you may be disappointed in the size Small when it comes to really FEELING like a difference is being made. I feel as though the same look could’ve been achieved with a tight tanktop. I could be wrong. 🤷🏽‍♀️ For reference I have included different images. The pics are of me in a tight-ish turtleneck wearing no bra, a bra without pads, and a bra with pads, compared with wearing the binder. I would recommend someone of my breast size look for smaller options than this brand offers. 🫶🏽 Either way though, this binder will bless someone for sure!! 🥰

These are the only binders I've been wearing for a few years now. I like that they're not super restrictive and have a breathable fabric, especially on the backside. For me, the compression is good but definitely needs work. The compression area on the front half should be extended back to the middle of the side, like in alignment with your underarm. Currently if your arms are resting at your sides, the compression stops at the front of your arm, which doesn't really cover enough that uh.. gets squeezed to the side. The binder itself I feel could also go up higher under the arms, currently it sits like where an oversized tank top would sit around your armpit. But with the compression sometimes pushing things upwards, we need that extra coverage closer to the armpit, too. Otherwise, I really like how comfortable this one is, I just wish the compression covered a little bit more.

Obligatory disclosure that I'm a EE cup, and I am very acutely aware that there is no binder on earth that will safely and comfortably bring me to anything below a C. I ordered two of these in my actual size, and I have to say that there are wireless sports bras in my actual size that do more than these. Not a lot of compression to speak of. There's a lot of obvious jiggle, and the way the binder is constructed, I wind up looking like I've got an inner tube around my chest. There is no side support (the actual compression band is limited to the front), so if you've got side-boob or if your breasts "overflow" to the side, it's extremely obvious, and in fact it's emphasized due to the band and the way the fabric conforms. There are good things. It's full-coverage, so you at least don't have to worry about anything pushing beyond the seams, and its entirety is made of stretchy fabric, so the straps don't fold up and make obvious bumps under your clothes like a lot of binders do. This also means you can't wear V-necks or shirts with wider collars, but that's not a big deal to me. It's also extremely comfortable. Not "I don't know it's there" comfortable, but I don't find myself squirming around after two hours. Also very easy to get on due to the particular textile blend. I'm toying with the idea of getting a size smaller, but I'm not sure I will, yet. If I do, I'll update this. In the meantime, I am going to keep these ones I have, if only as something to wear that's comfortable when I just need to run a quick errand or something. But for now, I can say for sure that if you have a larger chest, your actual size may not provide much respite from dysphoria, and it doesn't lead to any sort of flattering silhouette, regardless of your identity.

I’m currently 15 and have never felt comfortable with the size of my chest until now. I’m not sure what size I am, but they’ve always made me feel weird. I feel so much more comfortable in my body with this binder, and for the first time in literally forever, I don’t feel weighed down by my chest. This was my first binder, and I would 100% recommend it. It feels like a normal bra, it looks good, it feels good, and most importantly, it’s breathable. The material in the front is thick enough to act as an actual binder, while the back is breathable like a normal sports bra. Absolutely loved.

I really wanted to like this garment. The idea of having something lighter weight for hotter days or easier to throw on if I'm just out walking the dogs very much appealed to me. I believe I got the right size, and my measurement was at the upper end of the range for the size I selected as I noted many other reviewer commented that this binder runs large. This binder is made of a nice satiny mesh, like football jersey material but with elasticity, with a stiff thick panel in the front. I found the proportions of this binder all wrong. The shoulder straps are too long, the top of the front panel, which is insufficiently wide, is too low. I spent several minutes adjusting the garment and myself. The result was no matter how I tried, I had unsightly spillage out all about the armpit area. I am fairly trim, and wore a C or D cup when I wore a bra, so larger than average chest relative to my frame. If the shoulder straps were shorter, and the panel were higher and extended around each side a bit, that would provide the support necessary for thorough flattening without spillage. If the panel were cut to extend just slightly into each strap, that would be even better - the height of the panel should start at the collar line. As it is, there's nowhere for everything to go and I wound up in an awkward shape. Also, my go to binder by trans guy supply is a full length tank. So, this was the first crop binder I've tried. The bottom of the front panel cuts into the belly when I bent. I am very sensitive to sensation and found that unpleasant. Moreover, the crop binder accentuated my natural hourglass shape which is rather counterproductive to the point of such a garment. If you have a relatively small chest and don't mind the look of a crop top, perhaps this will appeal to you. Else, hopefully this company reads these reviews and may revise or reinvent. I'm glad more folks are creating such garments, so I do hope more innovations will be forthcoming.

Honestly a game changer. I’m a therapist and had to stop wearing binders because the constriction wasn’t letting me breathe/relax fully, which is important so I can stay calm during intense sessions. I find binders so distracting and uncomfortable and this is the first one that isn’t awful. My chest is fairly small at a B cup, so this is more than enough to flatten the chest and reduce the appearance of two separate breasts, even if it’s not totally flat compared to more heavy duty binders. I wish it came in a petite size that was just slightly shorter since my torso is really short, but I plan to order a bigger one for even more comfort around the waist band.