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Comment on Review: Underworks Tri-Top Chest Binder: Jasper B by Kei-kun

Kei-kun — Sun, 23 Sep 2012 02:48:48 +0000

thanxs for the help im currently the same chest size as u said in ur review and i was going crazy trying to figure out if i should use medium or large and i see u wrote medium so it helped me settle my decision.

also what do u mean about “it gets annoying after a while if you dont wear something underneath”? do u mean u hav to wear something underneath before u bind? or something else???

Comment on Sizing Accuracy: Your experiences? by Devon

Devon — Wed, 29 Aug 2012 15:43:17 +0000

Honestly when it comes to binders I don’t think that there is a way to say whether or not the sizing is “accurate”. I’m a very short and stocky dude and I’ve only ordered Underworks products so far due to price and ease of return.

When I ordered my first binder I ordered
The tank style from the Underworks FtM section. I quickly learned that their sizing for FAAB folks did not accommodate the width of my shoulders (and that was pre t!). Since I have ordered the muscle shirt style (ummm I think the 974 maybe?). I fall right between a XXL and a XL. When I was first learning to bind I wore the heck out of the XXL but it was ill fitting – waaaay too long and a little too big. But a good training binder . Eventually I switched to the XL and the length is much better even if it is a little snug. To mitigate that I throw it in the dryer to screw up its elasticity a little bit. If you’re tight on finances don’t do that though because I buy new binders like every 8 – 12 weeks because they have been “mistreated” (ie I throw them in the dryer lol).

Anyhow what was my point… Oh yea, that it’s a lot of trial and error at first. I must have returned 4 binders before I found one that worked for me not just in size but also style. You’ll totally figure it out.

Comment on Sizing Accuracy: Your experiences? by Michael

Michael — Tue, 17 Jul 2012 08:43:35 +0000

If you’re still looking for advice on a first binder, I’d suggest referencing the excellent advice here: http://binders101.tumblr.com/

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Michael — Sun, 15 Jul 2012 19:03:05 +0000

So, I was also interested, and I found several reviews that were worrying — this one takes the other reviews into consideration and (I think) draws the correct conclusion:

http://binders101.tumblr.com/post/10105933638/do-you-guys-have-any-knowledge-about-any-of-the

Comment on Sizing Accuracy: Your experiences? by Hans

Hans — Mon, 02 Jul 2012 14:12:44 +0000

I’m about a 32G I read about people struggling with B and C cups and think the same thing… I’d gladly swap to a C!
Have you had any luck since this post??

Comment on Sizing Accuracy: Your experiences? by Em

Em — Mon, 18 Jun 2012 02:09:18 +0000

Ari, I used to have the same problem when I was binding with Ace Bandages. It wasn’t very comfortable at /all/, and if you are able to get an actual binder I recommend it. Binding with bandages is painful and if it’s not done correctly can seriously hurt the wearer.
This might not be your problem while binding, but it was pointed out to me that one of the main things to make sure you take care of while binding with the bandage method is to not bind your breasts together like a bra would move them. When a cisgendered woman buys a bra, it’s generally to make them more noticeable. A bra lifts breasts up and pushes them together, creating cleavage. What you’re trying to achieve is exactly the opposite, so while binding next time try and push your breasts down and apart while wrapping. I tried it as opposed to how I had been doing before, and it made a huge difference. Like I said, I don’t know if this is the method you were using or if this will help at all, but here’s hoping!

Comment on Sizing Accuracy: Your experiences? by Ari

Ari — Tue, 01 May 2012 01:02:35 +0000

hey, I have a very thin waist and a rather large chest. I’ve tried binding (not with an actual binder) and it seems to only CREATE cleavage… Would a binder help with this or would I still have the problem of it all just being pushed up?

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