Women's Strapless Short Chest Binder Tube Top for Tomboy Lesbian

Terrible quality!! The binder was not flexible and included. Very little elastic. No room for stretching at all. I would highly recommend not purchasing this product. Also, it ran extremely small. My daughter usually wears a size medium and I ordered an extra large, which was still way too small.

I had read prior reviews about needing to order up a lot of sizes. I am a 32 DD and ordered a XXL and it fits perfectly. Of course it's tight but that's how it's going to have to be in order to hold breasts flat without falling down. It will be perfect for the specific dress I need it for. I'm happy with it as it does exactly what I need it to do!

“The binder was too small when arrived so I ordered a size up, originally didn’t come with straps eitherWas like a completely different brand.The straps broke within a week of useIt binds fine but stretches out and my chest isn’t binded too well anymore :((Makes me feel dysphoricSo I’ll have to buy new binders somewhere else.”-the person I bought this for

My bust size is 40in and I got a xxl. It is extremely tight and it took me a while to get on by myself. Material barely stretches. The flatness is the best I’ve ever gotten from a binder, but it’s definitely not one you’d want to wear for a very long time. I had it on for about 10-15 minutes and when I took it off, my chest hurt and there were a few red marks on my skin where the binder was too tight. I wouldn’t recommend this for people with my chest size. Any chest size smaller should be fine.

I am trying to replace a Les1980 with this. Not even close. The LES is 2.5mm thick, this product is thinner than paper. It is about as stretchy and sheer as nylons. It is all stretch and not support. It is like wearing paint. The sizing is also accurate, and the "go 2 sizes up" seems incorrect. 2 sizes up and I can use the smallest clasp and not even use any of the stretch - it just falls down.

Ftm guy, I like the binder, it's one of the first ones I got. It's a little tighter then I thought it would be (I have to use the loosest setting out of the three) but I'm ok with that because I'm a big DD. Even though it's strapless it comes with clear straps if you'd rather use them. With it being tight I don't have to worry as much about it accidentally falling down. I'm also ok with having to use the loosest setting because it'll allow me to make it tighter as I lose weight.

I'm a DD 36, going into this I knew that I would have a hard time keeping the girls in check. I ordered a large going off of the sizing chart but it was too small. It still fits though, I had a friend help me strech it. After stretching it fit a lot better. I'm considering buying a size up still. The binder feels well made and it's surprisingly soft. It also didn't fall or move any even though it's strapless. I recommend you buy a size larger than what's recommended if you've got a larger chest.I bought this binder for a male cosplay. I needed something without straps that was easily hidden. At first I was skeptical of how well it would stay in place but it did the job well. You will definitely need to readjust yourself if you're moving around a lot.

I purchased an XXL due to the reviews stating it was too small. I usually wear a medium or large at most. This thing was easily an XS, maybe even an XXS. I am not sure what XXL people you’re encountering, but this ain’t it.This product also states that it’s for chest binding and for trans/non binary folks, but the packaging and marketing within the item is clearly feminine/female anatomy heavy. This is not something you want to see when opening up a product that is supposed to help with dysphoria.Would NEVER buy this product again. Get your sizing right and know who your marketing to.