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The Cotton Lined Power Chest Binder Top

Manufacturer: Underworks
3 review(s)
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34.99 (USD)
  • 70% Nylon 30% Spandex
  • Sizes - Measure Chest: X-small 28-31 / Small 32-35 / Medium 36-39 / Large 40-43 / X-large 44-47 / 2X 48-51 / 3X 52-55
  • MEDICAL GRADE FABRIC IS POWERFUL IN CHEST BINDING - High compression fabric provides high resistance to flatten the chest safely and effectively
  • COTTON LINING PROVIDES A GREAT COMFORTABLE FIT AND FEEL - Comfortable and soft cotton lining feels smooth against the skin - no roughness
  • NON-RESTRICTIVE DESIGN ALLOWS YOU EASY MOVEMENT - Special relaxed cut around the arms provides freedom of movement in every direction. Great to work out in or just play.
  • MADE IN THE USA - High quality construction and made with the finest materials for maximum durability and service to you.
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SKU: 9752

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5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
watch the sizing
5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
watch the sizing
5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
watch the sizing
5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
watch the sizing
5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
watch the sizing
5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
watch the sizing
5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
watch the sizing
5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
watch the sizing
5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
watch the sizing
5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
watch the sizing
5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
watch the sizing
5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
watch the sizing
5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
watch the sizing
5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected. I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.

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5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected.  I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Guest | 9/23/2019 3:02 PM
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Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Guest | 6/3/2017 10:08 PM
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Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
Jess | 12/8/2016 3:31 PM
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  • High compression tank flattens the chest, the tummy and gets rid of the spare tire
  • Comfortable and soft cotton lining feels smooth against the body
  • Unique cut promotes freedom of arm movement
  • Powerful medical grade 70% Nylon and 30% spandex knit shell lined with cotton spandex blend
  • Reversible Invisible side seams, no digging
  • High quality construction, Made in the USA

Compression Level

Underworks Firm Garments

Firm Compression

Underworks Garments Compression Levels Chart

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

Wash in cold water, gentle cycle, tumble dry low or flat dry. No bleach, no iron.

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 FTM The Cotton Lined Power Chest Binder Top Item # 9972 Size Chart

Sizing Chart: The Cotton Lined Power Chest Binder Top

XSSMLXL2X3X
CHEST (in)28-3132-3536-3940-4344-4748-5152-55
CHEST (cm)71-7981-8991-99102-109112-120122-130132-140
CHEST (in)CHEST (cm)
XS28-3171-79
S32-3581-89
M36-3991-99
L40-43102-109
XL44-47112-120
2X48-51122-130
3X52-55132-140
Fabric Composition: Shell: 70% Nylon / 30% Spandex Lining: 55% Cotton / 35% Polyester / 10% Spandex
Style: Half Tank
Construction: 2-layers front and 2-layers back
Fabric Against Skin: Powernet: 70% Nylon 30% Spandex

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5
I love this one. I have been wearing this one and the tri-top for several years. The tri top is really good for when you want a tight and trim silouette, but on days I'm just sitting around at home or wearing loose fitting shirts, this is my go to. It's a double compression shirt with cotton liner vs the triple compression of the tri-top. So it acts as expected.  I will say though, that across the board each of the different underworks models has its own sizing chart. So for instance, I wear a Large in this model, but an XL in the tri-top. Just saying.
Guest | 9/23/2019 3:02 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (4/4)
Really good binding, slightly weird fit
4
I'm a cup size d and got the 2x, and I was really amazed how well it flattened my chest. It also doesn't ride up at all unless I'm doing weird stretching or something. I kept forgetting I was wearing it, it's so comfortable! My complaints are about a lot of pooching around the armpits and in the neckline right over the cleavage, where it sticks out and will not flatten. It makes it noticeable under shirts. I'm thinking about just cutting that triangle of fabric out.
Guest | 6/3/2017 10:08 PM
Was this review helpful? Yes No (12/6)
Not the best.
2
I'm 5'6", 125lbs, and I got this in a size small in the color black. I purchased this expecting it to fit exactly like the tri-top, just with a layer of cotton on the interior, but not so much. It slips down a lot and doesn't bind as well. It is nice and soft, but it's just not worth it if you actually want a good bind (I have a small chest size as well, somewhere around a small B?). You're better off just wearing something cotton underneath the regular tri-top (I usually either wear non-compression cotton sport bras or I hem undershirts shorter to wear underneath.
Jess | 12/8/2016 3:31 PM
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  • These garments are cut based on our updated size chart: Chest Measurementst: X-small 28-31 / Small 32-35 / Medium 36-39 / Large 40-43 / X-large 44-47 / 2X 48-51 / 3X 52-55
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Ultimate Chest Binder Tank

Model: 9972
  • Nylon Spandex
  • Sizes - Measure Chest-Inches: X-small 28-31 / Small 32-35 / Medium 36-39 / Large 40-43/ X-large 44-47 / 2X 48-51 / 3X 52-55 / 56-59 If unsure, please order the next size up.
  • EXTREME FTM CHEST FLATTENING CHEST BINDER - Flattens the chest and promotes a masculine looking chest
  • 2 POWERFUL MEDICAL GRADE FABRIC LAYERS PROVIDE MAXIMUM COMPRESSION POWER - Feel the strong compression on your chest, belly, sides, upper and lower back
  • UNDETECTABLE UNDER CLOTHING - Neckline is cut low enough to not show through your shirts. Flat stitched around the shoulders for comfort.
  • MADE IN USA - High Quality Construction for Maximum Durability.
  • HOW TO WEAR: One can place the shirt overhead and pull down like a normal tank. The other is to step into the garment, hold both straps of the shirt and step into the garment. Pull up the garment and slide arms through armhole and adjust for comfort. The other is to invert the garment and pull up the bottom of the garment up to your waist, grab the straps from below and pull up to below shoulder level and insert arms and adjust.
  • Made in USA
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Model: 9832
  • Nylon Spandex
  • Sizes - Measure Chest-Inches: X-small 28-30 / Small 31-33 / Medium 34-36 / Large 37-40/ X-large 41-44 / 2X 45-48 / 3X 49-52 If unsure, please order the next size up
  • EXTREME FTM TRANSGENDER NON-BINARY CHEST FLATTENING CHEST BINDER - Flattens the chest and promotes a masculine looking chest
  • 3 POWERFUL MEDICAL GRADE FABRIC LAYERS PROVIDE MAXIMUM COMPRESSION POWER - Feel the confidence of flatness!
  • UNDETECTABLE UNDER CLOTHING - Neckline is cut low enough to not show through your shirts. Flat stitched around the shoulders for comfort.
  • MADE IN USA - High Quality Construction for Maximum Durability
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