Wonababi Chest Binder Corsets for Transgender, Binder Trans with Zipper Flat Tank Top bustiers

This is my first binder and I was a little afraid at first to put it on. After hearing all the things that could go wrong from binding, like trouble breathing, how could I not be at least the tiniest bit nervous? But after wearing it to work for a week, I work in a factory, I was surprised by how comfortable it was and that I had no issues breathing in it.I am 5'6 with a bit of a chubby build and DDs, so I got a 2XL and it fit perfectly. The compression feels really good and made my chest flat enough to look like pecs, as long as I pulled the tatas to the side, and the spandex in the back had the right amount of stretch to give ample mobility. The quality of the fabric and zipper is really good. However, the printed tag on the inside rubbed of after a few days of wearing it. I don't blame the company for that, I blame the amount I sweat while I am at work XD. The only issue I have is that the bottom rolls up when I sit down, but that might just happen because of my chubby tummy and my bad posture. Wearing a thin tanktop or spaghetti strap under it kind of helps with that issue.Overall, the best first binder to get for the price and it does exactly what it is supposed to while making you look good.

I have DDDs and I can say I am very happy with the binding. It is surprisingly comfortable for a binder. My chest has stayed in place all day. I hade trouble zipping it at first but found a good way to zip it up. (I use the stretch from the back to pull diagonally in front of me to zip it up half way and get everything situated before zipping it the rest of the way (incase someone else is having the same issue)) once I got the technique down it zips up perfectly. This is probably the best binder I have tried so far; I will update in a little while if I have any lifespan issues as binders tend to stretch out and pop threads.

I recently purchased the Wonababi Chest Binder with Zipper Half Flat Tank Top, and overall, I am very happy with my purchase. The binder fits well and provides the compression I need, and the half tank top design is perfect for wearing under clothing.One minor issue I have encountered is that the zipper top can be a little scratchy, which can be uncomfortable at times. However, this is a minor inconvenience and can easily be remedied by wearing a thin undershirt underneath.Overall, I am impressed with the quality of the binder and appreciate the level of compression it provides. It is also durable and has held up well after multiple washes. I would definitely recommend this product to other individuals looking for a comfortable and effective chest binder.

My measurements: Height 5'6, Weight 112 lbs, Shoulders 15 in, Chest 31.5 in, Bra size 32B. I bought a size medium.Fits amazingly, and for a binder, is insanely comfortable and easy to put on. My only other try at binders years ago was an Underworks binder, but it was so uncomfortable and difficult to put on I gave up and thought binders just weren't for me until this one.My chest is just small enough to be able to put on the binder like a jacket and zip it up, but as someone else here noted, if you have a bigger chest you may still have to zip up the binder first and put it on like a pullover. The zipper feels very strong and I have no worries about it breaking from the pressure.Once on and adjusted, it makes me nearly completely flat, much flatter than a compression sports bra. No problems breathing or feeling stuffy even after hours of wear.The only discomfort I have is that it cuts a little too high in the armpits, and since the shoulder straps are kind of narrow it does put pressure on my shoulders. Nothing I can't stand but it's noticeable. I do, however, like that the straps are a little further out than other binders so they show less at the shirt neck hole.The only real negative about this binder is that you can see a bump under my shirt where the very top of the zipper is, and the upper edge of the binder can also kind of be seen. It's noticeable with a regular t-shirt on but can't be seen when wearing a button down shirt. Since I wanted a zipper binder for the ease in taking on and off, I see it as a trade off that's worth it for me. If that will bother you or make you dysphoric though, definitely just get a pullover.Overall, incredibly happy and would definitely buy again!

I want to preface this with the fact that I'm autistic so I have a lot of sensory issues but this thing is just so uncomfortable. It's not because of the zipper is because of the seams. I have had other binders that are perfectly comfortable, this is not one of them. The only time I can imagine this being worth it is if you are on a time crunch and have very little money. I don't recommend it.

I find that it's a good binder. the zipper is in the front, which is good for newer users. the zipper quality is questionable, as sometimes it's great and sometimes it's bad. it will eventually fall apart, but it's otherwise good. It's hard to find your size, but if you measure your breasts you can find your general size. it's somewhat comfortable, but a little tight after a while and I eventually had to stop wearing them due to the feeling. It does flatten well, and the zipper is great for emergency removal. the only true issue I have with it is after a while the zipper loses its strength and you will have wardrobe malfunctions with it unzipping.