JARAZINWomen Tomboy Elastic Band Colors Chest Binder Tank Top

I love this product!I needed something to flatten my chest so I could wear an armored chestplate for cosplay and this did the trick. It didn't make me look completely flat chested, which I expected; my bra size is 36/38 DD and this took me down to maybe a small B cup. I bought a 4XL and I wear it on the second row of clasps.When I first put it on, it felt really tight and it was a little claustrophobic but I quickly got used to it. I think it was more an issue with me not being used to wearing any kind of bra/binder that offers compression. Once I wore it for a while it was fine. It doesn't interfere with breathing like I thought it would but I wouldn't recommend trying to do athletic things in it.It actually feels really good when you have it on. It's soft and the straps don't dig into your shoulders or anything.It DOES give a "uniboob" effect which was not an issue for me and I expect won't be an issue for most, but if you're looking for a product that will reduce your chest size while also keeping things... separated... this isn't the product for you.Also surprisingly I don't get any under-binder bulges or fat rolls. Smooth silhouette! Sometimes the fabric DOES wrinkle and that will show through your shirt but it's an easy fix, just be patient and pull the wrinkle out. Kind of like what happens in lined top swimsuits sometimes.To sum up: would recommend! Be sure to follow the seller's size chart. I normally wear a large in shirts (36/38 DD) and bought a 4XL binder.

So when I first thought of getting this binder, I straggled with both the (confusing) size measurements and what others were saying in their reviews; I'm normally a size M in my shirts. But instead of getting just two sizes up with an XL, I went ahead and ordered 2XL instead to play it safe. After all, if it was too big I could just tighten it with the additional hooks- but loosening it would be near impossible so I mean, what did I have to lose, right?Turns out, the 2XL fit me perfectly! I had trouble getting it on and learning how to breathe with it at first (this was my first binder, haha..) but after wearing it for a week, it honestly feels like nothing's there, especially since I'd been wearing sports bras for so long beforehand. And even month later, after (literally) taking it across the world and back (I took two international trips with this thing!), there's been no major issues at all.Then of course, I only wear it for 8 hours or less, hand-wash only, take it off at night, etc. Keep good care of this thing, and it'll last a surprisingly long time of use. You definitely wanna measure yourself first so you don't accidentally order a size ridiculously small. (•˘v˘•)b

Comfort- 4/5- it's a binder. It's going to be tight. HOWEVER, it's tighter in the middle than at the top, so it just kinda pushes the soft bits upward, creating soft 'pecs' that are too high.Extended Wear- 3/5- considering the nature of binding, no binder should be worn longer than 6-8 consecutive hours. Within that timeframe I didn't feel any discomfort until around the last hour. When I wear this binder, I feel my shoulders drawn forward and it's a fight to keep my back straight. I can't wear it longer than 5 hours without feeling back pain.Design- 4/5- the clasps on the side work to hold it together with consistent pressure across the chest. No pulling/pulling there. But, as you can see in my first picture, the fabric has a tendency to roll, which is why I have a line across my shirt in that picture. I'm constantly fixing it throughout the day.Fit- it's much tighter than I'd expect a small to be. I should have ordered a size up. My measurements fit within the size chart for the small, but this is about half a size too small. Wish I'd ordered a medium. Might see if I can exchange it.

I used their size chart to order two new binders, as my other binder had worn out and I was able to afford two new binders.I eagerly waited for this new binder to arrive and how good I would feel wearing it because I can't afford to buy new binders before my one binder wears out. I ordered this binder and one more from a different manufacturer. When I opened the packaging for this binder, I noticed how it was physically smaller compared to the other binder that I bought from the different manufacturer/company. The small size was confirmed when I tried to wear this binder. I couldn't even get the outermost clasps to come within an inch of each other. The size difference was pretty obvious and undeniable at this point. I couldn't wear this binder if my life depended on it. It's physically impossible. And it's not a one size smaller either. It's THREE sizes too small, at least.It's like the company was unable to sell the thousands of small or extra small binders and some greedy jerk decided to remove the extra and small size tags and replaced them with the larger size tags, which just so happen to be the most demanded/profitable binder sizes. The size chart is absolutely worthless if the physical binders being sold, aren't the correct size. I ordered a Double extra large and received a small or extra small binder. Absolutely ridiculous. I'm 5'10", 180 lbs. I don't wear double extra large clothes and I sure don't wear extra small or small sized underwear. So now I'm stuck with this tiny binder that will never in my wildest wet dream be able to wear. I will probably end up giving it to the salvation army, and who knows what they will do with it... What a waste.