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I do up and out to the sides, but my friend who is also large chested prefers ‘down and out’.

Also, you may have to move things around in there to get the best bind.

Be warned that getting in and out of it is a pain, but once you find a method for it, it’s possible.

A good binder for those with larger chest, as folding to get an effective bind is not necessary(or possible-preventing you from going too tight) as it is with a double front.

Looks like a sports bra, if that’s okay for you high neck line so visible under shirts with a low neck.

Gives a fairly good bind, perfect for under loose clothing, but the shape of them is still somewhat visible in tight clothes.

2 for the initial 3 days of wear, but soon much more comfortable as I got used to the feel and it gained a bit more give.

Product name: Underworks Tritop Chest Binder (Model 983)Ĭhest measurements in inches at time of use: Bust 37″, chest 44″ (mean 40.5″) Which is good advice for the bigger guys. And I wear a normal compression shirt not because I want to be flatter its just because I have curves that like to come out over binders when no one asked for it. Easy to put on, comfortable, Binds incredibly flat with zero lumps, and unnoticeable.

Product is incredible and never been happier.

I wear v-necks the majority of the time and you would just believe I was wearing an undershirt. I can eat as much as I want and there is no pressure on my stomach. It has Velcro fasteners so putting it on is easier the over-the-head binders. It’s like wearing a high compression bra. The bottom of the binder doesn’t dig in my sides or armpit.

Very comfortable, can go the whole day with it and completely forget I was binding.According to the measurements on the Underworks website I have the right size for me, so I think it’s just a factor of the design versus my chest.Ĭup & band size & chest measurements in inches at time of use: 40C or 42 chest I won’t be able to wear this every day, and I don’t think I’ll be able to wear it while doing anything very active, it cuts in too much. This looks like under-arm fat, which isn’t nice, and the arm-holes themselves are digging quite uncomfortably into these rolls of tissue, bringing overall comfort down. My big problem is that some of my chest tissue has been pushed out of the arm-holes and I can’t seem to adjust myself in any way to stop this happening. The top stops at the base of my ribs, so doesn’t compress my stomach at all, which is good. When I first put it on it made my back ache and my breathing felt constricted, these both passed within a half-hour or so, and I expect were factors of being unused to wearing something this tight. This is my first binder, so I have nothing but cotton sports bras to compare it to, but I’m not finding it very comfortable.