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Compression Tanksuit

Manufacturer: Underworks

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42.99 (USD)

Compression tansuit provides both shaping and comfort
Single undergarment that provides firm compression through the chest, tummy, sides, hips, and buttocks
Flat your tummy, hide your spare tire, or hide chest bulges due to gynecomastia or a transition
Help relief pain caused by abdominal hernias
Cotton snap crotch makes bathroom trips hassle-free
MADE IN THE USA

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SKU: 9942

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Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

Very comfortable!Robert

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages. Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility. Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly! Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

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Very comfortable!

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages.

Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility.

Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly!

Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

From: Robert | Date: 2/20/2017 9:31 AM

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Brand new from Underworks®Experience this soft feeling yet firm holding support tanksuit.
Engineered with new yarns that feel soft and cool, you are comfortable all day long while enjoying the shape you want.
This invisible undershirt eliminates bulges throughout your upper body and wraps around your spare tire and simply flattens it.
Two front layers provide you with compression in all the areas of concern.
No visible seam lines throughout the front. Perfectly cut straps eliminate underarm discomfort.
Your back feels the support it needs and your new posture brings you confidence.
A cotton snap crotch makes for easy and convenient bathroom visits.
Made in the U.S.A.

Compression Level

Size Chart

Measure Your Chest

First take a snug measurement under the bust line with a tape measure. Next take another measurement over the fullest part of your chest. Again not too tight but not too loose. Take the average of these two measurement and apply the result to the scale provided below.

HOW TO WEAR

Hold both straps of the shirt and step into the garment. Pull up the garment and slide arms through armhole and adjust for comfort.

HOW TO CARE

You may hand wash or machine wash your binders but only in cold water. use gentle cycle when machine washing. Do not iron. Do not place the garment near of any kind of heat source. Do not use any kind of bleach. Drip dry and flat dry. Do not Place your binder in the dryer.

Underworks Compression Tanksuit Item # 994 Size Chart

Sizing Chart: Compression Tanksuit

	XS	S	M	L	XL	2X	3X	4X
CHEST (in)	29-33	34-38	39-43	44-48	49-53	54-58	59-63	64-68
CHEST (cm)	74-84	86-97	99-109	112-122	124-135	137-147	150-160	163-173

	CHEST (in)	CHEST (cm)
XS	29-33	74-84
S	34-38	86-97
M	39-43	99-109
L	44-48	112-122
XL	49-53	124-135
2X	54-58	137-147
3X	59-63	150-160
4X	64-68	163-173


Fabric Composition:	Shell: 70% Nylon / 30% Spandex Lining: 79% Nylon / 21% Spandex
Style:	Tanksuit
Construction:	2-layers front and 1-layer back
Fabric Against Skin:	Powernet: 79% Nylon 21% Spandex
Outer Fabric:	Nylon Spandex: 76% Nylon 24% Spandex

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Very comfortable!

5

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages.

Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility.

Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly!

Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.

From: Robert | Date: 2/20/2017 9:31 AM

Was this review helpful? Yes No (1/4)