Transgender FTM Breathable Cotton Elastic Band Colors Chest Binder Tank Top (M-6XL)

LOVE this binder! I bought it in black at first to test it out, immediately purchased another in white upon try on. They’re definitely true to color as pictured, and I don’t mind if they show a little under my normal clothes because they genuinely just look like tank tops. No weird smell right out of the package either. For reference, I’m five feet tall, fluctuate in weight from 89 to 92lbs, and am a 32A in bras. This gets me VERY flat, very comfortably. The fabric on the outside feels similar to any t shirt. The inside is soft, smooth, sort of slippery, but not in the way that means it will slide around on you. Just more like its intended to not absorb so much moisture or oils into the fabric side that touches you all day. The compression portion across the chest is stiffer than the rest of the fabric but not insanely thick, enough to tamp down the breast tissue. My own breasts do tend to come up over the top most part of the compression rectangle throughout the day, giving me that sort of muffin top chest look, but it’s no hassle at all to adjust my tits back down lol. The lowest portion of the binder comes to the most outward potruding part of my rib cage. It’s easy to take on and off, easy to clean, a little warmer to wear than a long, black binder I have from Spectrum Outfitters. But seriously, at this price point, this quality is amazing! All three levels of compression are comfortable on me, I just select one according to my mood honestly. Can NOT recommend enough. Will continue buying this brand from now on, the price, quality, and accessibility is absolutely worth it.

Amazing binder, it's super comfortable, and as a gender fluid with a DDD chest, this is amazing. When I put it on I went form that, to a B 32 cup. Not completely flat, but still amazing results for the size of my chest. The only downsides are it's a little short and there's one spot in the bottom of the clamp that's kinda itchy. Other than those, this is amazing; especially if you're trying to transition and are wanting to buy your first binder. :)

Writing this for my fellow NBs and transguys I have tried many binders and I know that the snaps are contriversial but I love this binder. All my previous ones would stretch quickly or not get me flat without a folded sports bra on top. This one is great. Given that other ones i got (size M or S)didnt work well, I went from a small. I am a C cup but maybe a little smaller bc I have been working out a lot and starting medical stuff, and my ribcage is small around. At first the binder was kind of small and I could only wear it for 6 hours or so (LISTEN TO YOUR BODY) but within two weeks i could wear it all day, and a month later I can fall asleep in it without pain (remember not to sleep in binders- I just do it by accident sometimes). The sleeping thing is what i really like about the clasps. They never come undone so dont worry, but often times I fall asleep or get in bed and forget my binder, which is bad, so the great thing about the snaps is that you can unhook the binder under your clothes so it is not binding you. It allows you to stop binding even if you feel to lazy to change. It is a life saver. Personally I snap it and slip it on over my head like a regular binder but it is so nice to have the option to tighten the bottom or take it off within my clothes. After 20+hours it makes me a little sore so dont bind for that long (i think 12 is max) but if you are practicing safe binding this one is super effective. I even feel comfortable just wearing it around my roomates. You can see a small ripple under shirt (because of the elastic wrap around band) but it makes you super flat. Just be safe, listen to your body, get the right size, and take time to break it in.

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!

I bought it for running and it’s perfect. As everyone with boobs (as in having a D cup or more) knows, sports bras aren’t made for sports of any kind. But that’s where this comes in. I would wear it all day if I didn’t designate it for running, thus making it all sweaty prompting me to remove in between my runs. It’s just that comfortable and functional. It’s like if sports bras actually did what they were made to do. And I can breath in them. It actually works more like a “sports bra corset” bc it actually provides lift as well as pushing them in, more so than any other kinda bra you could actually wear, including a push-up bra and is more comfortable than you can imagine than one too. I do wear my high impact sports bra underneath it - that of course only provides enough support to walk around the house in and not doing anything else - and my shirt over it. It’s still breathable and moves as I move. Like I said, it’s comfortable like a sports bra, but is as secure as a corset. I do however clip it to be in the middle setting, giving it more of a flat corset shape to it, it would make me flatter if I put them all on the tightest clasps all throughout but doing so can be hard for me and I realized that I don’t need to personally so I never did. That said if you are trans, it does help to flatten, especially if you made it all the same row like it’s designed, but it may be hard to make it look like you got nothing if you have a lot up top like I do. But even wearing it the way I do does help in feeling like they there less, and they don’t get in the way either, but the bigger you are cup size in proportion to your band size, the harder it will be for it to make you flatter. But wearing a sports bra underneath it may help keep them together and in place when putting it on. Update. Okay I’m now 150lbs (was 170-175) and I keep it on the tightest clips. It’s not as tight as it was before but still works well. And best of all, it holds up great in the wash. As for washing, I wash it in a top loader with other things that the hooks can’t hook into, like sheets and things. And I hang it to dry. It’s held up really well.

I used to wear these a lot back in middle school and I'm not sure why the quality went down so much. I used to be a C cup back in middle school and now I'm a D cup, and it can barely cover anything. It's truly very suffocating and it hurts to breathe in it. The fabric is weirdly thin on the shoulders so I feel like I have no pull upwards, meaning they just eventually sag and stay down. The color is nice but I didn't wear it with a white shirt (I purchased the white one) so I'm not sure if it shows under or not. I only used it once to try and had to return so I'm not sure if it washes out nicely or not. I wish the material was a better quality and not so hurtful around the front of the chest. I also felt like I had to pull it down from my back all of the time, as the front would lift the back and it became annoying. I wore it for about 7-8 hours and it was horrible. I'm only giving it 2 stars rather than 1 because it is what you pay for, so I'm not so mad about that but I wish it wasn't so cheap.

First Criticisms: I thought about taking off a star because of the description, but I don't think that would be fair. I do recommend the manufacturer's change the description though, it says "Wearers often include mastectomy, transgender, FTM, tomboys, Ts, lesbians, or stage performer persons"... the target demographic should be FTM people, not "tomboys" or "lesbians". Sure they can purchase one if they want, but branding it as that is kind of spitting in the face of those who need it medically. It would be like branding prescription drugs as "Often used to treat medical problems, but also works if you just wanna have some fun too!"... not very appropriate. You wouldn't see a listing for a dress that says "Often worn by male to female transgenders!", because that's just dumb. The same logic applies here. The Binder: I've only just put it on, but my first impression is it's pretty comfortable. It's very thin which is nice, because it makes it lightweight instead of hard, bulky name-brand binders that are very visible through shirts. The wide neck allows me to wear most shirts without the straps showing, which is very relieving. I like how flexible the fabric is, it compresses instead of just putting up a flat "wall" like name-brand ones do. I also really like the ability to tighten it, whilst having it on. With over-head slip on binders, my big ahh head always ends up stretching them out, so it's nice I can avoid that. So far, it is well worth the price. Although, I have a small chest, so I'm not certain on whether it would be suited for someone with a larger chest. My expectations for the durability are pretty low, though. Although the thinness and flexibility is nice for comfort, this makes me doubt it will hold its shape for very long. In a month or two I will update my review on how it holds up. 4 Months Update: It's held up pretty well, obviously it stretches and loses its compression abilities as time goes on, but that is expected. I recommend wearing a thin shirt or second "smooth" binder underneath as the metal parts can dig into your skin and be uncomfortable. It's definitely my favorite binder I've purchased, I will be ordering these from now on.

This feels like a high quality and durable garment right out of the package. After a few wears, I have a good sense for this garment. The compression is solid and supportive, and the overall construction feels sturdy. I also really like the adjustable side clasps, which help fine tune the fit. The wide straps are comfortable on the shoulders and distribute weight nicely. That said, the fit did not work perfectly for me. It runs a bit short, and I found that it did not fully cover as much as I would have liked. It tends to ride up a bit high, and wish the length was a bit longer. It may not be the best option for larger chested individuals unless you size up. The material is slightly on the more abrasive side, so that is something to keep in mind depending on your sensitivity. Overall, I think this is a well made piece with good support, but I would personally try a larger size next time for a better fit.

Bought for another and they really appreciate the different fittings that this can do. They say it's comfortable and binds nicely.

Soy un hombre trans, el material es resistente, fresco y sirve para lo que son los binder, me encanta!, tengo un pecho "normal", ni tan grande ni tan pequeño, mido 1.62 y he subido un poco de peso, pero pedí la talla M (ya he pedido varios, entonces, uno tiene que ser muy adecuado con las tallas, porque si queda muy grande tal vez te ponga incómodx pero si es pequeño te lastimará)

I have a medium size chest and am pre transition, trying to reduce the upper curves, this product works. I recommend the 2 sizes up rule, it worked for me. 5 stars for sure

Great fit, sits right with me. I found what I was looking for. Didn't expect to have such great quality shipped in India.

As a trans man with a lot of debilitating gender dysporia this is really helpful! It's not too tight and feels so much more comfortable then other binders I have tried so far, it's still easy and comfortable to move around and breath while still doibg it's job! The clips make it easy to get on and off as well!!!