Underworks Econo Compression Chest Binder Short Tan 943
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The most popular Underworks binder, the Underworks Econo Compression Short Chest Binder offers high compression to achieve a flat chest. At a lower price point to the Underworks Cotton-Lined Chest Binder, this is a great first binder to try out.
Colour: Tan. Also available in White , Black
Material: 70% Nylon / 30% Lycra, Lining: 100% Cotton
Product Code: 943
Compression Level
Size Guide
| XS | S | M | L | XL | 2X | 3X | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHEST (in) | 28-31 | 32-35 | 36-39 | 40-43 | 44-47 | 48-51 | 52-55 |
| CHEST (cm) | 71-79 | 81-89 | 91-99 | 102-109 | 112-120 | 122-130 | 132-140 |
How to measure: With arms down by your sides, take a snug measurement around the fullest part of your chest, over the nipples without clothing.
Care guide: Hand wash regularly in warm or cold water, or wash on a gentle cycle in a delicates bag. Dry flat or hang to dry. We don't recommend ironing your binder. Do not tumble dry.
For more tips on binding, check out our Chest Binding Resource
Good cheap alternate to the cotton lined version!
only issue is it keeps rolling up at the bottom, but otherwise its very good!! yay!!
it fits so well, it was easy to get on and flattens me perfectly. the material worried me at first but once I put it on it felt completely fine :) also the packaging was so awesome
I have a large chest and does fit over not as flat as would like but does fit well and comfy definitely flatter. Only issue I had was used given name even though asked what I like to be called
Doesn't get me as flat as my previous binder [G2BC], but it also doesn't roll up at the bottom due to the size gap my between chest and ribs, and instead lays flat underneath and doesn't show under a shirt, which I'm appreciative of. I also have no bunching of breast tissue around the underside of my arms, and everything feels secure. Didn't have any pain wearing it.
Material felt stiff, but it was surprisingly stretchy and softer than I expected. Unlike my last binder, I don't feel like I'm about to dislocate a shoulder just to get it on or off! : )