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The Cotton Lined Power Chest Binder Top

Manufacturer: Underworks
34.99 (USD)
  • 70% Nylon 30% Spandex
  • Sizes - Measure Chest: X-small 28-31 / Small 32-35 / Medium 36-39 / Large 40-43 / X-large 44-47 / 2X 48-51 / 3X 52-55
  • MEDICAL GRADE FABRIC IS POWERFUL IN CHEST BINDING - High compression fabric provides high resistance to flatten the chest safely and effectively
  • COTTON LINING PROVIDES A GREAT COMFORTABLE FIT AND FEEL - Comfortable and soft cotton lining feels smooth against the skin - no roughness
  • NON-RESTRICTIVE DESIGN ALLOWS YOU EASY MOVEMENT - Special relaxed cut around the arms provides freedom of movement in every direction. Great to work out in or just play.
  • MADE IN THE USA - High quality construction and made with the finest materials for maximum durability and service to you.
Availability: In stock
SKU: 975
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders. I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all. It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them). I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing! if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest) Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general. 2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong. In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest. Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.

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Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
Guest | 5/22/2025 2:31 AM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (18/1)
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Guest | 9/26/2024 3:49 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (0/1)
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
Guest | 9/26/2024 3:46 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (7/1)
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Guest | 9/26/2024 3:42 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (9/2)
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Guest | 9/26/2024 3:34 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (12/1)
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
Guest | 9/26/2024 3:31 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (7/1)
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Guest | 9/26/2024 3:28 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (6/1)
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
Guest | 11/21/2023 6:51 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (7/1)
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure
and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Guest | 2/21/2022 6:19 AM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (10/8)
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders.  I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all.  It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them).  I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing!  if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Guest | 1/2/2021 5:26 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (21/10)
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest)
Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general.
2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong.
In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest.
Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Rowan | 11/3/2015 7:00 PM
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If you’re tired of compression garments that are too restrictive, this cotton chest binder allows a full range of movement while giving you all the power you need to smooth and flatten your chest. This is a great option for those who want to minimize the breast area, whether due to gynecomastia, a life transition, or just to have the smoother lines and additional support other binders don’t provide.

Freedom to Live Your Life

Our cotton compression tank is meant to give you a comfortable binder option that doesn’t hold you back.

  • Our cotton chest binder is lined with a cotton/spandex blend that is ultra-soft against your skin inside a powerful 70% nylon/ 30% spandex compression shell.
  • Inside side-seams are completely reversible to eliminate digging and lay flat underneath clothing.
  • Extra-deep armholes allow for a complete range of arm movement.
  • Manufactured at our USA factory from the highest-quality fabrics

Comfortable Compression for You

Don’t compromise on your dream body or your life. Call us at 1-800-242-4224 with any questions about what compression wear can do for your body and which garments will give you the support you need. Pair your cotton compression tank from Underworks with our equally supportive Cotton Spandex Boxers!

Compression Level

Underworks Firm Garments

Firm Compression

Underworks Garments Compression Levels Chart

Size Chart

HOW TO WEAR

Hold both straps of the shirt and step into the garment. Pull up the garment and slide arms through armhole and adjust for comfort.

HOW TO CARE

Wash in cold water, gentle cycle, tumble dry low or flat dry. No bleach, no iron.

Measure Your Chest

With arms down on side, take a snug measurement around the fullest part of your chest over the nipples.

Underworks The Cotton Lined Power Chest Binder Top Item # 975 Size Chart

Sizing Chart: The Cotton Lined Power Chest Binder Top

 XSSMLXL2X3X
CHEST (in)28-3132-3536-3940-4344-4748-5152-55
CHEST (cm)70-7880-8890-98100-108110-118120-128130-138
 CHEST (in)CHEST (cm)
XS28-3170-78
S32-3580-88
M36-3990-98
L40-43100-108
XL44-47110-118
2X48-51120-128
3X52-55130-138
Fabric Composition: Shell: 70% Nylon / 30% Spandex Lining: 55% Cotton / 35% Polyester / 10% Spandex
Style: Half Tank
Construction: 2-layers front and 2-layers back
Fabric Against Skin: Cotton: 65% Cotton 25% Polyester 10% Spandex
Outer Fabric: Powernet: 70% Nylon 30% Spandex

Existing reviews

11 Customers reviews

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Super, super comfy!
5
I'm a transmasc person with 34b cups (I think) and the binder compresses super well! It somewhat causes a "uniboob", but I think that happens with most binders. It's comfy with the cotton and doesn't feel like it's crushing your ribcage. It's also easy to put on. It feels like a sports bra but doesn't act like one and that's the best part. I exchanged the tri-top for this one (since that one was way too tight, if you're a tinier person PLEASE get medium or something) and I think it was a great decision. Best first binder ever.
Guest | 5/22/2025 2:31 AM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (18/1)
From UK: good product.
5
Happy with product.
Guest | 9/26/2024 3:49 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (0/1)
Good things
5
I've bought from underworks for several years and I can only say good things about these products. As far as binders/compression tops, you will not find anything more comfortable, easy to wear, and versatile. They're very easy to care for (handwash) recommended but in a washing machine on cold won't kill it, even the occasional round in a dryer isn't devastating) and they give a great shape.
Guest | 9/26/2024 3:46 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (7/1)
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than ...
5
I got a medium which was great at binding but I couldn't wear for more than 6-8 hours. The large fit me better and is comfortable all day- I recommend trying to get the right size. but this works great for my binding/dysphoria needs.
Guest | 9/26/2024 3:42 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (9/2)
Definitely worth the extra money.
5
MY son said this is his most comfortable binder.
Guest | 9/26/2024 3:34 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (12/1)
Ftm
5
I'm a small bodied person of 117 lbs. with a chest size of 34DDD and a size Medium fits perfectly!
Guest | 9/26/2024 3:31 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (7/1)
holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds couldn’t be more happy.
5
Thought for sure it wasn’t gonna fit when it came out of the package, but after putting it on it fits perfectly, holds everything in place and almost complete flatness with 36Ds; couldn’t be more happy.
Guest | 9/26/2024 3:28 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (6/1)
Super comfortable!
5
I’ve gotten many Underworks over the years and this one is by far the most comfortable. I will also say though that they do run larger than the tri tops. Just ordered a smaller size and keeping this one for breaks!
Guest | 11/21/2023 6:51 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (7/1)
So comfortable I could cry
5
I've spent quite a bit of money trying to find the right binder for me, and this is it! Soft fabric next to my skin, enough compression to feel secure
and happy with the look of my chest, and no restriction on my ribs. Just waiting for a windfall so I can afford to order more.
Guest | 2/21/2022 6:19 AM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (10/8)
Versus Tri-Top
4
I'm not exactly sure why, but these seem to run larger than the Tri-Top binders.  I am definitely a medium in those, and the medium in these is not fitted enough to really compress me at all.  It is possible that they just don't offer as many layers of compression as the tri-top, but it definitely feels looser over all (it buckles slightly in the back between my shoulders when I roll them).  I'm not saying "don't get this one," but be aware of sizing!  if you're even close to being between sizes, consider sizing down.
Guest | 1/2/2021 5:26 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (21/10)
Good as always
5
(Reviewer of upper mid size chest)
Much the same as the normal Tri-Top, but with a cotton lining. If you have any chafing problems against your skin in the original, I imagine this is better. Or if you just prefer something that feels a bit more clothes-like in general.
2 Layers front and back, the elastic and the cotton. No noticeable difference from the norm and seems just as strong.
In weather where you just want this and no undershirt under your shirt, you could turn it inside out and it would look like a completely ordinary vest.
Seems to hold things in place a bit better for me, but then it is new and your mileage may vary.
Rowan | 11/3/2015 7:00 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (76/18)

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