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'''The "Tri-Top style 983," by Underworks.''' [https://web.archive.org/web/20131027201255/http://www.ftm.underworks.com/ https://web.archive.org/web/20131027201255/http://www.ftm.underworks.com/] Shaped like a cropped tank-top, with a breathable mesh back, with a heavy-duty front that feels like it's made out of the same stuff as a trampoline. It doesn't have any fasteners. You put it on by stepping into it and pulling it up. Putting it on over your head requires a lot of agility in your arms, which can get tangled in it, but some people who are wider in the lower part of their body find that this is easier. Either way, try practising by putting on a normal tank top over and over, thinking carefully about how you're moving your body to do it. Think of putting on the binder as like putting on an amazingly intractable tank top. It's very, very difficult to put this binder on over your head when the binder hasn't been broken in yet. After it's been broken in, and after you've had some practice, you can get so that you can put it on as quickly as a bra. | '''The "Tri-Top style 983," by Underworks.''' [https://web.archive.org/web/20131027201255/http://www.ftm.underworks.com/ https://web.archive.org/web/20131027201255/http://www.ftm.underworks.com/] Shaped like a cropped tank-top, with a breathable mesh back, with a heavy-duty front that feels like it's made out of the same stuff as a trampoline. It doesn't have any fasteners. You put it on by stepping into it and pulling it up. Putting it on over your head requires a lot of agility in your arms, which can get tangled in it, but some people who are wider in the lower part of their body find that this is easier. Either way, try practising by putting on a normal tank top over and over, thinking carefully about how you're moving your body to do it. Think of putting on the binder as like putting on an amazingly intractable tank top. It's very, very difficult to put this binder on over your head when the binder hasn't been broken in yet. After it's been broken in, and after you've had some practice, you can get so that you can put it on as quickly as a bra. | ||
The binders from TransUndeez [https://en.transundeez.com/store/binders/ are] comfortable binders made from a sturdy 4-way stretch jersey, making it ideal for daily use and safe binding. The binders features a racerback, allowing free movement of the shoulder blades and is suitable for individuals with firm chest tissue and any cup size. For soft chest tissue (in a small cup size), you might also consider wearing a sports binder. | |||
The front panel is made from a double layer of this cotton fabric. For reinforcement, there is a layer of tightly woven polyester that barely stretches. The back panel is reinforced with a thin, flexible woven polyester with a bit of stretch. This creates a lot of pressure at the front, keeping everything flat and giving a smooth appearance. | |||
You wear soft cotton against your skin with hardly any polyester! The edges of the binder are trimmed with stretch bands, ensuring it almost always fits perfectly. | |||
This binder is perfect for daily use, whether you are going to work, school, or social events. It offers excellent support and comfort throughout the day without compromising on style or functionality. | |||
Curious about how to put on this binder tank top? Watch this video or read our blog: “How to Put on a Binder?” | |||
* Tri-top pros: it's symmetrical, which means it's better for your ribs, and you can get both breasts looking symmetrical. The stretchy material means that you ''can'' draw a full breath, it's just that you have to work at it a little harder. It holds your breasts in exactly the same place all day long, no matter how you move around. The mesh material breathes much better than the other binders described here, so you don't get too hot. | * Tri-top pros: it's symmetrical, which means it's better for your ribs, and you can get both breasts looking symmetrical. The stretchy material means that you ''can'' draw a full breath, it's just that you have to work at it a little harder. It holds your breasts in exactly the same place all day long, no matter how you move around. The mesh material breathes much better than the other binders described here, so you don't get too hot. | ||
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'''Esha Chest binder''' https://eshaproduct.com/ | '''Esha Chest binder''' https://eshaproduct.com/ | ||
This brand is from Taiwan, and their binder have four types of binders, which are zipper, buckle, pullover, and velcro. | This brand is from Taiwan, and their binder have four types of binders, which are zipper, buckle, pullover, and velcro. | ||
==Safety tips and advice for wearing commercial binders== | ==Safety tips and advice for wearing commercial binders== | ||