LGBT UNICORNS Chest Binder, Pullover Design Binder Trans, Moisture-Wicking, with 1PC Fragrance Card & 1PC Sticker, Black

I bought this binder because I was looking for a cheaper alternative to a 70 dollar mesh binder I'd bought years ago for summer/athletic binding. Now, after a few years on testosterone, my chest is about a 28A and most binders are too big resulting in weird wrinkles and lines that show through my shirts. The only binders that have avoided this have been mesh/stretchy binders, and not wanting to pay 70 dollars for another binder, I decided to give this a try.First, the material is super soft and breathable. It conforms to your body but feels surprisingly unrestrictive. Second, it binds great, not only flattening my chest but distributing the tissue. Granted, my chest is very small, but I think that goes to show how well the tissue distribution is.Third, and most surprising for me, is how discreet this binder is. Normally I'm hesitant about racerback binders because the shoulder straps are usually very close together and they'll peel out from my shirt, and the back of the binder will show whenever my shirt shifts around. But this binder avoids all of these issues! The straps are wide enough apart and the back is low enough to be undetectable under shirts.I can't speak to durability because I haven't work it for long/washed it yet, but I can say this is one of the best binders I've ever owned. And it's only 20 bucks! I will be buying more right now.

I bought a binder because I'm transmasc and would like to not have as much an obvious chest. There is no zipper or anything, which I've heard are somewhat common, but I don't find that to be a problem for me- although this is my first binder. It does it's job. At first it's a bit tight, which is expected and makes sense, but it's not super uncomfortable, and I got used to it after a little while. To me the fabric felt weird at first because I've rarely encountered the material- specifically on the back side, but while wearing I noted it made it more comfortable. It fit well for me, I got the small size and I did not measure first, I did guess although I suppose I should of measured, but it did fit so. It's pretty easy for me to put on, a little difficult to take off but that makes sense in my eyes. It's sort of stretchy, but not to where the product isn't effective. I've bought two of these total because I liked the first one I bought, and plan on buying more in the future.

It’s a pretty comfortable material (as long as you bind right!) and binds a pretty good amount. It’s better than other binders I’ve tried off of Amazon and, after having it for a few months, is still holding up. 👍👍 Obviously there are other, much better binders, but this is a good option, especially with the price.(Pro tip, use Amazon gift cards if you don’t want your parents tracking your card if that’s a problem! Stay safe <3)

Bought for my 12yo FtM son to wear during swimming. The mesh is perfect and it hang dries quickly! Sizing runs true but I will say compression is probably 5/10. Totally fine to layer under a bathing suit but he doesn't have a small chest and there's still some noticeable shape with the binder on under a tight shirt. A good binder for the money but for flat/tight compression I would seek a different version

Obligatory disclosure that I'm a EE cup, and I am very acutely aware that there is no binder on earth that will safely and comfortably bring me to anything below a C.I ordered two of these in my actual size, and I have to say that there are wireless sports bras in my actual size that do more than these. Not a lot of compression to speak of. There's a lot of obvious jiggle, and the way the binder is constructed, I wind up looking like I've got an inner tube around my chest. There is no side support (the actual compression band is limited to the front), so if you've got side-boob or if your breasts "overflow" to the side, it's extremely obvious, and in fact it's emphasized due to the band and the way the fabric conforms.There are good things. It's full-coverage, so you at least don't have to worry about anything pushing beyond the seams, and its entirety is made of stretchy fabric, so the straps don't fold up and make obvious bumps under your clothes like a lot of binders do. This also means you can't wear V-necks or shirts with wider collars, but that's not a big deal to me. It's also extremely comfortable. Not "I don't know it's there" comfortable, but I don't find myself squirming around after two hours. Also very easy to get on due to the particular textile blend.I'm toying with the idea of getting a size smaller, but I'm not sure I will, yet. If I do, I'll update this. In the meantime, I am going to keep these ones I have, if only as something to wear that's comfortable when I just need to run a quick errand or something. But for now, I can say for sure that if you have a larger chest, your actual size may not provide much respite from dysphoria, and it doesn't lead to any sort of flattering silhouette, regardless of your identity.

This is a pretty decent and comfortable binder! It does not make me quite as flat as my ForThem binder, but it is much more comfortable and the mesh material feels so nice (and will be a lifesaver in the summer). The bottom of the binder is not very tight which causes it to flare out very slightly; this would be visible under a very tight shirt, but with a slightly oversized shirt or buttonup it likely would not be a problem. Came with instructions for those new to binding and a few goodies! May order another, as this is the best binder I have found on Amazon and for this price.