XUJITransgender FTM Zip Up Breathable Half Chest Binder

The material has a nice stretch without sacrificing binding capability, and the back of the binder is fully mesh so you don’t feel like it’s absolutely sticking to you. I love that it’s easier to take off than a solid (no zip, no clasp closure) binder too.For reference I’m about 5’5, 5’6, 120 lbs, and i have probably an A cup chest? Not enough to have too much trouble binding, but noticeable if I wear tighter clothing so I need a binder. It gets me nice and flat, and did amazingly during my trip to Cambodia—heat and humidity? This thing felt fine.If you ever get too hot or sweaty, you can always unzip it a bit to let your chest relax and breathe, and zip it right back up again. You can’t see it under dress shirts either, so I’d highly recommend it as a trans person!Beware of wearing it under tighter clothing or materials — you can sometimes see the outline of the neck or the bottom, as well as the zipper, underneath shirts, so if that bothers you, opt for something more low profile. This is pretty low but it is not totally invisible.

I had a double-incision mastectomy with free nipple grafts and was sent home in a very heavy duty, very stiff full torso binder. I wanted something less heavy duty to eventually wear once the heavy-duty one was removed, but I've also found myself swapping to this binder for a few hours a day just to give my skin some "variety," e.g. the medical binder chafes in certain areas this one does not, so swapping between the two lets me not get irritated in any specific spot. It's also more comfortable to sleep in.I do not know my post surgery measurements since I'm still bandaged and have swelling, but prior to the surgery my measurements were: 5'3" tall, ~160 lb, chest was 20" across and 41" around at widest point (over breasts), underbust 33", bust 39" in a high-impact bra. I bought the XL of this originally and it was too large, I returned it for a L and that was nearly too small. However, the "too small" is when I have all the bandages and gauze as well; once those are removed I believe this will be the perfect size, so I'm actually on the page to order a few more. I *can* still get it on over the gauze and it's *just* as tight as the medical binder, which makes me feel okay wearing it instead of that at certain times. The reason I removed a star is the difficulty to zip it when it's very tight (which a binder should be!), I've seen some bras which feature little "hooks" under the zipper to hold the fabric together and free your hands to manage the zipping; this product might benefit from that as an option. Otherwise I love these!Notably the arm holes are not terribly large; I had a brachioplasty years ago so have relatively thin upper arms; others might struggle with chafing around the arm pit with these, as I nearly do even after the brachioplasty.

Okay so I’m a 36 D cup. I was really really worried that this binder wouldn’t fit me- so I ordered an XL. It fits PERFECT! The zipper allows for you to adjust your breasts any way you please (there are also flaps to hide the zippers), and the back is elastic and mesh. I got the beige color as well. The sides are elastic as well, and the material on the base SO SOFT. It feels so incredible, sensory friendly!! It’s not stuffy or too hot; and it flattened me VERY well. And I mean very, very well- better than my first two binders I’ve bought. This binder is friendly for both large and small breasts; it can be stretched down to a full shirt binder if you have larger breasts, or it can be kept as a half shirt binder for smaller breasts. This binder was so great, especially for the price! I love it so much!

5’3, 250lbs and certified member of the large titty committee.I measured my chest at the correct spot and fell between 44-46 in and the size chart indicated I needed a 5x and when it came it was clear that that size was at least one size too big maybe even two. It was snug but still loose enough to move up my torso and just became irritating bc I kept having to pull it down. I’m going to have to return and size down. The length of the torso however was perfect bc I have a very short torso so that was great for my body type and I’m sure the size down will work for me. I’m putting 3 stars simply bc their size chart is not accurate. Anyone who has a bigger chest and wants to use this as a binder and not simply as a under layer will need to size down at least by one.

I currently own the gc2b binder both in the short and the tank version and I do love them but you have to wear some sort of bra material underneath every time and they get hot to wear. These are definitely an upgrade. I purchased the zip up one and the tank version and I love them both. At first I got the 2XL and it was fine but it was to tight for all day wear. What I also love about these besides the soft lining and light material for breathability is that compared to the gc2b the fabric wraps around the shoulder really well and doesn’t make the skin around that area poke out like when wearing a fitting bra. The 2XL would do that a little since it was a little on the to tight side but the 3XL makes the back of my shoulders smooth as if I’m not wearing anything under my shirt. Highly recommend for people who are trans that want a flatter chest.

I only wore this once and it literally broke. The thing came unzipped and I was in PUBLIC! The zipper jammed then fell off. Complete waste of money. Not only that, but you can’t wear thing shirts or the zipper bump will show.