Chest Binder

Probably the best binder you can get at the price point! It's not perfect, the neckline is slightly too high and the straps show with a lot of shirts, the zipper is visible if the shirt over is tighter fit, but it's still my favourite! It's pretty effective, though I will say if you have a small chest (A cup, maybe B) it's not going to give a completely flat result, especially if you have prominent ribs and just an overall 'boney' or 'scrawny' build. I started buying this brand back when I was quite a lot bigger and it was a much more dramatic change, but even now they're the most comfortable and effective binders I have. The back is a super breathable and stretchy mesh, which is a lifesaver if you live in the heat. I get these specifically for the zipper because I have health issues and typical binders couldn't get on and off fast enough, but even for someone healthy it's just so much easier to get on and off or even partially unzip to ease any rib pain or restricted breathing. Yeah, it's not 100% effective for me now, but it's a great binder.

It works way better than expected and is very comfortable, unfortunately it rides up quite a bit and needs to be adjusted constantly. I'm solving this problem with garter straps, but be aware of this possibility before you buy.I'm very happy with how well it flattens, it doesn't feel like I'm wearing a binder at all, and it's more comfortable than my sports bras.I'm around a c or d cup at this point, but we're a couple years on T so I'm already a bit deflated so that makes it work better. I'll be getting another one, maybe a couple.

By far the best chest binder I’ve wearing, it’s very comfortable and breathable. Although the compression is not the best, but I’m ok with it. Will buy again in the future.

Very tight but breathable

I am 4 days post op for top surgery and still swollen, I imagine once the swelling goes down it won't provide compression but for now it's perfect. For context the size chart shows measurements for S = 30in. I am usually 26in and currently measuring 28in with swelling. So I will say it technically runs small by 2in by this math. I love the material and it feels fairly sturdy aside from the zipper. I would caution to be gentle with the zipper so you may want to size up to avoid straining the material as it is a lighter grade plastic ( this may be me being too cautious tho so order at your discretion on this point lol ). I am actually ordering an additional one so I can keep wearing them interchangeably - I will add about the measurements: I have a petite build, usually the shoulder straps on tank tops and binders are way too loose on me and don't provide any support - this one is still slightly loose but not enough to bother me like other brands have in the past. So that's another point to keep in mind.

For something that is meant to compress, it sure isn't built like that's what it's for. The zipper is small and fragile and there is no clasps that would make zipping easier.I bought this as a recovery binder because I had surgery, and even with nothing to bind down, it STILL wont zip up easily. So I can only imagine how difficult it would be for someone using it as a proper binder and not just a compression vest.The idea of a zip up binder is a good one, but this one was just executed really poorly.

Everybody is different but this is my favorite binder! I’m a 36D in bras and I wear an XL. I bought a black one forever ago and recently bought the white one. It’s more of a light gray but that’s fine with me. I noticed they changed the zipper design a little bit and I like the improvements! The zipper is smaller, more subtle, and they have a thinner cover for the top zipper and added a cover on the bottom of the zipper. I’m a fan of front zippers for the convenience of taking it on and off and I find I reach for this one over my other binders for that reason. I can usually see the top of the zipper under my shirt but it’s less so with the upgrades. The fabric feels soft and athletic. The back is mesh and very breathable. It does pinch me a little on my upper back but this isn’t a deal breaker for me because I expect to be squished a bit in binders.

UPDATE: I purchased the size up because well I needed something for recovery and hoped I was wrong. It’s still too tight. Way to tight. Disappointed spent 50$ on two tight binders.This binder is tight on me in my arm location specifically. Not alot of range of motion. It fits okay in my chest area. It is more comfortable then wearing the ace bandage post top surgery, but I still am a little disappointed in the fit. I know if I size up it’ll be too big. And the size I’m at now is too small. So I am not going to bother returning it. Will still wear it but not comfy walking around in it.