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Okay two things:

1) where are my big tiddy butches who can’t/don’t want to compress/bind? Surely I can’t be alone!

2) if you’re a big tiddy butch, where do you find good compression stuff (bra or binder) that is safe and doesn’t cost an arm and a leg?

I’m looking online but every binder proven to be safe is like $80+, and every compression bra just has people saying it doesn’t compress that well. I’m a DDD-ish and looking to just make them a little flatter so mens shirts don’t keep riding up my chest. (Still enraged that I had a whole ass breast reduction, was told I’d be a B cup, and walked off that table a DDD)

I’m not picky about where I purchase from, nor do I judge people for having to buy from certain companies. Any recommendation is welcome!

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Binder reviews

So I bought a Swim Top Binder and a Cotton Lined Power Tank from Underworks and I just tried them on

They are both SUPER comfortable

Both compress fairly well and the entire length has the compression panel so it compresses your entire torso not just your chest. You can still tell I have breasts but mine are large to begin with, I'm sure if you had smaller breasts they would not be noticable with these binders

They were easy enough to get on and off by myself on the first go and the swim top has a half zipper which helps as well

My nipples show through the material when hard but aren't visible when wearing a shirt over them.

Both look like tank tops which is nice if you need to hide the fact you are binding

On a first impression I would totally recommend

Will update once I have worn both for longer periods of time and once I have gone swimming with the swim top

Pictures of the swim top binder (size XL)

Update

So I wore the cotton binder for a 5 hour shift at work and again the next day for a 5 hour graduation. The binder was comfortable the entire time and did not move around and my breasts stayed in place. I was able to bend and lift a decent amount of weight (~20-40lbs) with little to no problem. Sometimes (very rarely) I felt a little short of breath but it was due to the compression in my stomach rather than my chest so if you have a smaller stomach you probably wont have that problem. Overall I would totally recommend

Update 2

So I finally got to use the swim binder today for 1.5-2 hours (I used it without anything over it). I was in the water for almost the entire time I was wearing it but I was not actively swimming the entire time. As with the cotton tank binder my stomach was also compressed so I did have to work a little bit harder to breathe sometimes but not so much that it was a hindrance and if I did need a break I just lifted the tank up to uncover my diaphragm for a few moments. I was very comfortable wearing it in the water and had good range of movement. Everything stayed in the binder although it did ride up a few times but I think that's mainly because it is too long on me. When I did get out I noticed that my breasts did move up quite high so that it was quite clear I had breasts and I'm not sure at what point that happened but I myself didnt notice until I looked in the mirror whereas I'm usually hyper aware of them. It also dried fairly fast which is a nice plus. Overall it may not be good if you have severe dysphoria as like I said by the end it was very clear I had breasts and I'm not sure when that happened. It may be that if you have a smaller chest this will not happen but that's just a guess. I'm assuming my breasts moved with all the active swimming I did so if you are planning on just hanging out in the water with little movement this might be good for you. If you plan on using it for active swimming and water activities I would suggest taking into consideration how your breasts might move during those activities before buying.