FTM and Gynecomastia Cotton Lined Power Chest Binder Top 975

This is my very first binder, I got it in Medium and I am about 5 ft 5 in, 170 lbs, bra size 38 D. I considered getting a large because most clothing I purchase has to be a L or XL, but ended up getting Medium because I wanted to be more sure it would actually make me look more flat-chested.Turns out Medium was perfect! I've read other people's complaints about how it rolls up or something, but I've got a good bit of chub on my waist and it doesn't roll up on me. It does good at creating the appearance of pecks rather than a perfect flat surface. I would advise wearing a loose t-shirt or flannel when wearing this though- especially if you're on the chubbier side like I am- if you're the sort to mind the underarm fat poking out.

When I first got it, it fit well enough that I had no issues. I’m not a large chested guy, I’d say a small C. So I bought the small and I didn’t have any issues getting it on. Seemed to flatten my chest fairly well, but not well enough for me to be in love with it.After wearing it around for a week (washed it a couple of times in between lol) I can honestly say I will not buy another of these binders. This one would be good as a First binder, or a backup binder, but for those of us who have been binding for a while it’s not really all that great. I noticed it compresses a lot like a high compression sports bra would. Nothing special. It kind of gave me a “uniboob” look even when I tried adjusting myself several ways.The material inside is T-shirt Jersey cotton material, so that’s nice, but the edges rub into my skin and hurt throughout the day. I find myself messing with it and drawing attention to the fact that I’m wearing it with my friends and coworkers.This binder would be best suited for people who are smaller chested. An A or at best a B.

The seller was great and my son who is trans enjoyed the fit at first, but after three or four days started to become uncomfortable because of the tightness. I would definitely say order a size larger than what you think even if you want a very tight fit --because it's much better to have something that you can gradually get used to then start off with something too tight. this was recommended by a transmission, however I think for trans teens and just getting used to the chest, something that will be a little bigger and grow along with a rapidly changing chest is the best, but that's just my opinion. I found it helped a lot with dysphoria re: my son.

Loved the feel of this compared to the traditional tri top but the fit is not as tight. The effect was more like a good sports bra, although admittedly more comfortable. I may try a size smaller than I normally wear on this. Although I think I’ll go for the full length as these tend to roll up if you don’t have a flat stomach.

I've tried a few different binders from actually transgender companies (most from out of country) but this one is by far the best one I've ever purchased, it doesn't shrink to much when its washed and its super soft on the inside, way better then trying to wear two sports bras, it does bunch up a little but you'll find your groove with that. my only minor complaint I had is under my armpits where the seem is can get a little itchy but it doesn't happen every day I think three times since I've had it.

This binders biggest strength is that it is VERY comfortable. I've had this one for almost two years and it gets machine washed every week, and it has not gotten less comfortable. I wear it to work 5 days a week and it feels great.However, it doesn't bind great as a result. It's very stretchy and soft and this is the ONLY binder I would ever recommend sizing down on. It's great for the aforementioned work if you work a physical job like I do, or even if you're just going for comfort in general and you're gonna wear a hoodie or something.If your main issue is being FLAT, you are not going to be satisfied with this binder. but if you don't mind sacrificing a little for comfort or you want a backup, this is an excellent choice.

This binder looks nothing like the picture. It is much shorter and fits more like a very tight sports bra. It doesn’t reach the midsection in the slightest. And it actually rolls up under my boobs. It does reduce the appearance of your chest but it won’t look completely flat if you have big boobs. It gives you more of a barrel chested appearance or a uni-boob. Binders only really seem to work well if you’re built like a rail and have a small cup size. Good luck trying to find a nice fit if you’re big and got curves and rolls everywhere. Le sigh.

I use my moms amazon account because I don't always use amazon but I needed a new binder since I bruised my ribs with my old binder. I looked for a new one for 2 weeks and came across this one. I did the measurements and got it. i got it within 3 days and when I put it on and wore it for awhile, It was soooooo much better. I can actually breathe in it without having to take it off for an hour. I can bend over without hurting myself and my chest is well binded. I will definitely get a new one from here when this wares out. By the way, Im a transgender. my old binder didn't bind that well and it still showed my chest so i was very dysphoric and had to always wear huge sweaters over my clothes but now I don't have to and I'm so happy.

happy with product

Was for my daughter. She sez she it grate

Very uncomfortable

I'm transgender and have been using Underworks tri-top binders for a good 3 years. I've always been pleased with them until I purchased this one more recently. I was looking for 'Underworks Extreme Tri-Top Chest Binder Tank Top', not knowing that this is different to it as the photos used look exactly the same. Would probably suit anyone who is an A cup or smaller but any bigger than that and you'll need the "extreme" one. Wouldn't really recommend it to anybody though!