FamiEverWomen Hook Vest Top Corset Straps Sportswear Tank Bra Chest Slim Fit Binders for Lesbian Tomboy

Was bought for my gender fluid child. They seem to like it. Says it works well.

OH MY GOOD GOLLY !!!! ok ok let me explainMy pronouns are she/they and I have an extremely large bust and I’m actually looking into getting a Brest reduction soon. But I have to save up money since I’m only 16 and my mom won’t pay for itAny way I am a 32 DDD-E cup and I’ve been struggling for YEARS trying to find something to make me feel more comfortable in my body and I’m normally a small or medium in a crop top but I got 2 sizes up so an Xlarge I was afraid it would be to big but if anything I have more room to breathe and move and just be happy I have photos of me with out the binder and with and I can’t express how happy this made me feel in my own body

I might not be the best to write a review on this, since I’ve only ever purchased one binder (which is this one), but I genuinely love this product. It’s extremely comfortable to wear even on the tightest setting. I’m not completely flat wearing it but I think that might be expected. Overall, a great non-expensive binder. I definitely recommend.

Great snug fit. I am somewhat of an “A” cup. I will probably use the attachment for added space. I am able to use all rows of brackets. The binder is naturally curvy so it’s easy to wrap around you!

I'm a D cup, and I ordered a medium. Turns out, it was too big even at the smallest clasp. I would recommend getting a size smaller, because even if it's too small, you can adjust the clasp to fit larger, not smaller. For me, it doesn't completely flatten, but it does the job better than a sports bra. It's probably because I ordered a size too big, though.

I purchased this item knowing that it was of cheaper quality to test out how I'd feel wearing a binder before I decide to splurge and get a more expensive brand. It met my expectation for this sort of purpose, and it's great knowing I'd have one for backup purposes.Even though I don't know the accuracy of this statement, many people in online forums claim that these type of binder designs with the side clasps put uneven pressure on your breasts, and should not be used for long-term wear or daily wear. So please be warned if you do decide to buy this.My measurements are 35.5 in around the bust and 31 under bust, and I got the Medium size according to the size chart. I found the smallest clasp size to be too small, and a larger setting worked well for making my chest flat. It does feel fairly tight, and I found myself having to take a larger breath every so often. However, this did come with an extension piece for the clasps. Wearing this on the loosest setting, the binder binds just a little bit flatter than a sports bra, but it was considerably more comfortable and I did have to take larger breaths.One other thing is that the straps sit fairly close to the neck, so when wearing a shirt with a larger collar, you may see the straps showing. One of the straps also sits closer to the neck than the other one, which doesn't feel awkward but may look awkward with a larger collared shirt. Overall it's a decent product for the price.

This is the first binder that I can wear standalone that flattens my (large) chest. I was ecstatic to see myself flat. I ordered an XL, the usual size I wear for shirts, I did not order a size up as suggested by the seller. I'm glad I did. It's hard to get on, but that's kind of the point. My one question is about the separate little spacer or whatever it is they included. It's two hooks+eyes short compared to the binder, so I'm not sure how you'd get this to work at all with it. Other than that, very happy with this binder. Definitely wearing it on days my dysphoria acts up real bad.

ive been looking for a cheap but good binder and i found it. its comfy and binds my chest great! only problem i have is id like it to be a little longer and there the top of the clips are, rub and dig in my armpit which isnt the best feeling