Underworks Men's Flats Tank Top

I'm I'm big guy with a big chest my old binders either don't fit or are now to big as I've lost a lot of weight this is the first time I've used underworks for binders and it's fantastic it's the only binder I have had that has made me completely flat chested I love it.

Aprieta pero no lastima, da buena forma al cuerpo.

I’ve had a few binders in the past. Two gc2b binders and recently a spectrum binder. I gained about 60 pounds from being on bc and unfortunately that also affected my chest size. The spectrum binder fits similarly to the gc2b binders but honestly didn’t provide the level of compression and flatness I was looking for. I honestly felt hopeless in finding a good quality binder for my chest size. I did some digging online and found that this binder works wonders for people with larger chests. The feeling of the fabric was a bit off putting but once I had it on it flattened me so much and it honestly didn’t even bother me. I still have a sort of round chest but it’s much flatter than what I was initially working with. The fabric makes it easy to slip on and take off and my chest doesn’t feel horribly sore like it normally does after taking off a binder which is a huge plus. All in all, I highly recommend this binder to anyone looking for a comfortable, breathable binder that provides the best compression I’ve personally experienced, especially when I’m working with a 46” chest.

Gives a very nice shape, in my opinion.

I am FTM, so I purchased this for binding purposes. Also, for reference purposes, I am a 38C 1/2. I ordered the extra large binder. This will also offer a comparison to GC2B binders. If that’s you jive and you’re buying this for that purpose, here’s what I can tell you:-If you have worn GC2B binders before (which I have), the material is not like their material. The material is a little more stiff, but softens over time.-This does work well for folks with larger chests. With the other brand mentioned, I found that it didn’t provide me with the flatness I wanted. Their material has more give to it, but this is a FULL binder. Meaning it will help flatten you stomach a bit as well, which makes me feel more comfortable compared to the other binder mentioned.-It’s long, so don’t worry about it riding up. It may for some folks, but it’s long enough for me that I can tuck it into my pants comfortably.-It will cut into your shoulders and armpits for a bit. If you wear binders, you already know that the struggle is real when it comes to binders in that area.I have nothing negative to say about this binder whatsoever aside from the fact that it’s a little loose or “baggy” (around the neck area and armpits) in places, but that’s typical with binders since each size fits every chest and person differently. Plus, you know the drill if you bind. It’s a process. I would definitely purchase another binder like this. I feel less dysphoric in this one compared to the GC2B brand. I was constantly adjusting.

Bought this for FtM binding, worn it about 10 times now, and it works for that. Goal achieved. It gives a good, flat profile, doesn't do the pigeon breast thing, and does nice overall compression on the rest of the torso. It's far better than the jerry-rigged items I've used for binding for ages and seems sturdier in construction and like it will last a good long while. All good things. I will likely buy more.That said, it's not perfect. As others have mentioned, the fabric leaves a lot to be desired, texture-wise. It is a stiff, tight-weave mesh-like material (nylon/spandex). The back is one layer and the front seems to be two. It is rougher than all of my prior compression or shapewear garments I've worn for binding. I am not sensory-sensitive to this sort of thing, but I can easily believe it could be a problem for many who are. To its credit, it gives a good, consistent stretch/constriction and doesn't seem like it will stretch out quickly.Again as others have mentioned, the seams have a "bacon collar" issue. Also, the cut of arm holes assumes a large-armed and broad-backed person — neither of which I am — so there's some considerable gaping there for me. If you're trying to go superstealth and don't have a broad back or thick upper arms, both of these details mean it will show a bit under your shirt.The measurement instructions given worked PERFECTLY for me where the chest is concerned, however it is EXTREMELY long. YMMV, but I am relatively short-torsoed and have to fold back 4" of the bottom and it still tucks deep into my underwear. I plan to hem it to fit my back length better.Overall, I'm pleased and will likely buy more, but it's not perfect. I picked Underworks for the good reviews I got from other transmascs, the fact there is a return policy (as compared to a lot of the popular binder makers that offer shop credit at best), and the straightforward measurement instructions (that proved to be accurate IME). In all of those areas, this product delivered.