JARAZIN Women Tomboy Elastic Band Colors Chest Binder Tank Top

Good fit for good price

It gets comfortable I like this product. It's cool...!!!

I am 5'2, about 165lbs, 36/38DDD I got a 3xl. I chose my size based on other reviews. It's a tad bit smaller than I'd like butttttttttttttt once I wash it once or twice it'll be PERFECT. As I said before I am a 36/38DDD (yes, three d's in a row) and I expected 3xl to be maybe too small but I couldn't quite tell, so, I checked the reviews and chose this size and I'm happy with my choice.

I have tried SO many binders in so many different styles and finding even one that is both comfortable and that even remotely helps me achieve some modicum of flatness seemed so hopeless. Like, so hopeless I've cried. But this one...I think we're onto something here.So, the details: I'm 5'10", 250lbs, with an F cup size. I am fit but broadly built, and based on my cup and band size I went with a 6XL, although I could do a 5XL easy. Once it's on, it's super duper comfy, and this is the first binder I've ever worn where my chest is actually flattened and not just turned into a lumpy "uniboob" as I call the usual result. Now, don't get super excited my large-chested brothers - I am not *flat*, and I would still look super silly wearing a form-fitting shirt over this since it would make it look like I have misshapen and bizarrely large pectoral muscles. BUT it's enough that it looks natural, and the overall coverage is really, really great while not being obstructive to other clothing. You can definitely wear your favorite V-necks with this!My only gripe is that the closure is very odd. It's hook-and-eye like your basic everyday bra, but it's on the side, so you have to actually slip your left arm through its hole first, put it over your head, and close it while it's actually "on", if that makes sense (versus putting a bra on backwards, flipping it around and then putting your arms through the straps). Folks with smaller chests might not have a huge issue with this, but in my case I found myself having to wrestle with the right one as it tried continually to just flop out thanks to our harsh mistress, physics. I'd imagine with some practice, though, it gets easier.Overall extremely pleased and excited to be this much closer to presenting the way I feel. Will definitely be purchasing several others!

It seems really nice but the sizing is very weird. I ordered a xl because everyone said to size up but I don't have a lot of chest and I've been losing weight so the one I bought only make me a tad smaller. Not much difference. I'm hoping my next purchase fits and makes me more flatter

Gorgeous green in the variety I chose. True to size -- I've unfortunately gained maybe a cup size since getting it, and it's a bit uncomfortable for longer periods now (I used to be a "constant binding out of the house" person, but the compression with this is enough that that's untenable now. I should probably go up a size, but $$$ so).Biggest thing to know about this is that the compression component goes all the way around the binder. This is not like many others where the stricter material is only in the front. (Hence both the great compression but also the inability for me to wear it as long as I'd like -- high key rib expansion restriction.)When it fit to size, I did have some trouble with it riding up into my armpits. Not unusual for binders, and it never was to the point of chafing. Also, and more critically, I would say that the compression band of fabric starts too low on the chest. For me (5'6"), it seemed to start barely above the nipple line. Suppose I could have ~tucked down~ but that's not how I wear the mammary fat bags. Too tight of a shirt and you'd have overboob spillage. (See images for clarification on both.)Not my fave overall, but I love that the color is cute enough that I've worn it as a crop top under overalls out in public.

So basically where it was supposed to bind was like a normal bra and i even got a size smaller then needed and it still didn’t bind how it was supposed to