XUJI Women Tomboy Breathable Cotton Elastic Band Colors Chest Binder Tank Top (M-6XL)

I’m a masc presenting lesbian, 5’7, average/athletic build, 32-34B bust, 130-135lbs. I ordered a size medium and it fits perfectly having the hooks at the loosest but I could go the next tightest setting if I really wanted to This binder is literally so comfortable and stretchy. My boobs are an average and proportionate size for my body but being masc I get insecure with some of my shirts and not being as flat as I’d like to be w a sports bra. This actually flattens and shapes you into a more masculine shape instead of creating that awful uniboob a lot of binders make. The ONLY minor complaint I’d have is I have to keep the very last hook undone so it doesn’t poke my ribs at the bottom but I’m sure the more I use it it’ll loosen up. All in all this is a great binder and so worth the price. 11/10 stars!!

I got this as a way to try binding for the first time as a gc2b binder was a bit out of my price range just for a test, and I do like using this for a few hours at a time. I got a size up from what the size chart said after reading the reviews for bigger afabs, and I am glad I did that seeing as I got an XL and I still have to keep it on the first set of hooks, even with as stretchy as it is. I will say that if you are a C cup (as I am) or bigger, this will not completely flatten you, but, again, to test out binding for the first time, this is good for that. The biggest problem I think I have had with this is that the bottom rolls up really bad after a while, but if this doesn’t bother you, then it’s a non-issue.

This was okay at first, fit was nice and my child felt comfortable in it. However, about a month and a half in the seams started falling apart. A large hole opened in the armpit area, and it lost elasticity. Not for everyday use or longevity. The side closure made adjustments difficult as well. Going for a front closure next time.

i did not dislike anything it is an amazing product

As you can tell by the title of my review, i am a cisgender woman and i purchased this binder because i do not like the size of my chest. i am a 32J and i bought an XXL and here are some things i noticed while wearing this product for the past 3 days. The binding fabric is actually in a strip around the front part of the product and does not actually take up the entirety of the chest. Ive never purchased a binder before, so i dont know if this is normal or not, but there is a tiny bit of... not spillage because its all technically contained, but its not being bound if that makes sense. Again, no idea if this is normal with binders or not, but if you have a larger chest like me, be aware that you will have about an inch and a half worth of chest space that isnt being bound. the product does ride up a bit like a bra which is fine for my purposes but may not be for others. The fabric is very breathable and comfortable. I did not notice any pinching under the arms or anything, and it honestly just feels like im wearing the worlds most supportive sports bra. For larger chests i understand i will not achieve a totally flat look but the size is definitely minimized which for my purposes is fine (even though i would prefer to be totally flat) for those new to binding: Note that for your safety never to exercise in a binder, never sleep in one, and never wear one for more than 8 hours. And always give yourself a break from wearing it through the week! If you have trouble breathing or experience chest pain, purchase one in a bigger size. I am using my XXL on the largest adjustment size and i experience no pain, no difficulties breathing, and no restricted movement. I aim to only adjust smaller when the fabric stretches out and the largest setting is no longer sufficient.

I like the pice of this that’s why I bought it and it was so it but when I went to but it I. It was really hard to clip together and when you do get it on it creates lumps at the top of the binder but over all it’s pretty good

I agree with most of the other people that this should not be labeled as “lesbian” or “tomboy” because we are predominantly trans men and nb people. As for the product itself, I’m pretty happy with it! Took me a minute to figure out the trick to working the clasps but once I got it, it’s super easy to put on. GC2B binders were too stiff for me and I didn’t have that problem with this one. Compresses well and feels soft! The only problem I’ve run into is the patch of fabric with the hooks rubbing on my skin irritates it, but if you wear a tank under it then it’s totally fine. Overall, I’m super happy with this!!

I was really excited to try this product since its hard to find Binders in my size I was severely disappointed. Positive points: Its good quality, the clasps hold up well, the color is great and its not uncomfortable Negative: It has very little compression to it. Granted I am busty so its hard to compress that much weight, but I could still feel my chest jiggling when I walked. Ive gotten better compression from Sports bras at Walmart. The fabric is very stretchy, which is nice for putting it on, but doesnt hold up well. Also get your chest size not your t shirt size, saw that on another review and its very good to reiterate. I used my band size and chest measurements to make sure it fit the bulkiest part of my chest.

I like this product because it works, it was just smaller than anticipated. I wear it for eight hours a day at work it stays where it is supposed to. The neck of the binder can be seen through t-shirts though. I like the product.

NOTICE TO THE SELLER: Could do with omitting Lesbian and Tomboy from the product title. Its super awkward and really sends confusing messages across people sharing an Amazon account, not to mention it could really trigger dysphoria in potential buyers. I have to state plainly I bought this item for one purpose. To make my chest [36 F/DDD] smaller so i could wear shirts with buttons and not pop them off. I did not purchase it with the intent of passing for flat chested. Keep this in mind so you dont feel dissatisfied if you base your purchase off of mine. -Pros - Inexpensive. Perfect for people who arent sure if they want to invest in a high end binder Well made. I thought for sure i was gonna get a grey tube sock with straps on it. Nope, this thing was made pretty sturdy and feels very comfortable -Cons- The compression band isnt as wide as it needs to be. I had slight chest spillage out from the top of the band. Wouldnt be noticeable under clothes, but still not 100% ideal. Buying a size up would probably give a wider band, but at the expense of the compression, so meh. Overall. Im glad I got it. It does what I need it to do and thats that! Good luck to you.