#chest binder

[bigfatbunnybro]

Hey this may be TMI but quick PSA to binder wearers. Take that shit off as soon as you get home especially if you're sweaty. And wash it often. I'm dealing with a very, very painful fungal skin infection from not doing these two things as much as I should've.

[a-better-son]

Ok y’all, I need you to drop links for free binder services. It’s November which means that parents won’t think it’s odd for their children to request that they not inspect packages. They’ll simply assume it’s a present for whatever holiday they observe. So please do your part by dropping links in the reblogs and trying to get this seen by those who need it

edit: I’m not going to guilt you into reblogging, because that might not be safe for you for whatever reason, but if it is possible, it would be greatly appreciated if you could reblog instead of/as well as liking. Reblogging ensures that more people see this, and the more people who see it the greater possibility for good.

edit 2: ok @the-maddened-hatter made a master list of what’s been added so far

[mikeandwillsweddingofficiant]

100 notes and i ask my parents for a binder for christmas

[47-possums-in-a-trenchcoat]

looking for a new binder, anyone got any suggestions on what to get???

[sappho-offical]

My binder came innnnn 🥳🎉

[shapeshiftersvt]

Snilluminated manusnipt

Custom print chest binders

[tboytoy325]

happy pride, perverts 💗

[skys-archive]

Liberare is a brand that makes disability-friendly clothes that are meant to be easily worn with a variety of disabilities and tested by disabled people with limited dexterity, paraplegia, missing one arm, etc

Here is an example of a few of their bras that is what they're most known for:

Recently, she was asked to make a chest binder for the same purpose. She's really excited to, but wants to know what people would want in this kind of binder. She is testing them with trans people, and has already come up with a simple design that will have similar if not the same closure as the bras.

Right now she just wants input from people that you can give on this survey. It took me about a minute or two to answer, and it asks about what kind of compression you want, fabric, why you would want to use it, (even if it's just because binders are difficult to put on and you're not disabled) and a section to add any additional thoughts or suggestions you have at the end.

If anyone has a spare minute, it would be really great to help so we can get this designed and made.