Underworks

Underworks

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underworks binders

Underworks

underworks.com

It is our mission to bring comfortable, affordable, and immaculately stitched garments to people of all genders and sizes around the globe. With over 100 models of fashion and medical products, Underworks is the world’s premier source for compression clothing and shapewear.

Method of Compression

The binder is made of elastic fabric on the front and back and does not use a non-stretch panel to achieve compression. The strength of the elastic varies from high compression to low compression in all-elastic binders. All-Elastic Compression

Garment Styles

A tank that ends at the mid-belly but is not long enough to tuck into your pants. I recommend this option if your tissue bulges out from the bottom of a 1/2 tank. Full-Length Tank
A tank that ends a few inches below the bottom of your chest tissue. People with larger chests may find that their tissue bulges out the bottom Half-Length Tank
A tank that can be tucked into the pants which can be helpful for people who want more body contouring or people who are experiencing their full-length binder rolling up. If keeping the binder down is still a challenge, shirt stays can be used for extra support. Tuckable Tank
Racerback tanks allow for the greatest motion of the scapula and are recommended whenever you are doing activities that demand significant shoulder movement. The straps of a racerback can exert more pressure onto the upper traps and neck muscles and can trigger headaches in some people. Racerback Tank
These styles are able to be worn with lower cut shirts and open button downs without being visible. V-Neck/Low Neckline
Compression shirts and high-compression sports bras are lower-compression options which leave more room for chest tissue thus exerting less pressure on the sternum than other binder garments. Compression Shirt/Sports Bra
These are garments designed and styled as swimsuits and include chest compression. The level of compression in these garments varies from light to heavy. Swimsuit Design
When pre-made binders do not fit your body, having a binder made to your exact measurements or specifications may be your best option. Common reasons for needing custom binders are: small ribcage with large chest tissue, accommodating permanent medical devices, accomodating chronic conditions like hypermobility, pain conditions, or asthma Custom Designs

Compression Level

Heavy Compression

Method of Entry

Pullover

Colors

Black
White
1 Skin Tone

Size Range

XS-4X
(sizing varies by company)

Price Range (USD)

Under $40
$40-59

Shipping

International Shipping

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Shapeshifters

Shapeshifters

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shapeshifters

Shapeshifters

shapeshifters.co

Since 2014 Shapeshifters has led the way for fashionable, size-inclusive, gender affirming undergarments. From its start on a shared Etsy store in a living room in Brooklyn, Shapeshifters has grown into its own studio in southern Vermont that employs four people and has customers all over the world. We offer the largest range of skin tones available on the market, the largest size range, and the widest style range out there.

Method of Compression

The binder is made of elastic fabric on the front and back and does not use a non-stretch panel to achieve compression. The strength of the elastic varies from high compression to low compression in all-elastic binders. All-Elastic Compression
The binder's back panel is made of a lower compression/higher stretch fabric than the front panel. Both all-elastic and non-stretch panel compression may have lower compression rear panels. Lower Compression Rear Panel
The binder uses a non-elastic fabric panel on the front of the binder to achieve compression. This provides a flattening effect without exerting pressure around the entire ribcage. This form of compression puts more compressive force into the sternum and less compressive force to the sides of the ribcage than all-elastic compression. No-Stretch Front Compression Panel

Garment Styles

A tank that ends at the mid-belly but is not long enough to tuck into your pants. I recommend this option if your tissue bulges out from the bottom of a 1/2 tank. Full-length Tank
A tank that ends a few inches below the bottom of your chest tissue. People with larger chests may find that their tissue bulges out the bottom Half-length Tank
A tank that can be tucked into the pants which can be helpful for people who want more body contouring or people who are experiencing their full-length binder rolling up. If keeping the binder down is still a challenge, shirt stays can be used for extra support. Tuckable Tank
A tank binder with thinner straps similar to traditional bra straps which can be adjusted. This can be especially helpful for people who are experiencing headaches from binding or people who have long torsos and need a customizable fit.. Adjustable Strap
These styles vary in strap width and appeal to people who are looking for a binder which supports wearing clothing designed for “feminine”expression. Femme-Styled
These styles are able to be worn with lower cut shirts and open button downs without being visible. V-Neck/Low Neckline
Compression shirts and high-compression sports bras are lower-compression options which leave more room for chest tissue thus exerting less pressure on the sternum than other binder garments. Compression Shirt/Sports Bra
These binders are made of fabrics safe for wearing in the water. They will maintain their compression even when wet and the fabric will hold up to the wear and tear of the water. Rinsing the binder after swimming in chlorinated or salt water will extend the life of the binder. Water-Safe Binders
When pre-made binders do not fit your body, having a binder made to your exact measurements or specifications may be your best option. Common reasons for needing custom binders are: small ribcage with large chest tissue, accommodating permanent medical devices, accommodating chronic conditions like hypermobility, pain conditions, or asthma Custom Designs

Compression Level

 Light Compression
Heavy Compression

Method of Entry

Pullover
Side Closure
Front Closure: Zipper
Custom Closure Options

Colors

Black
White
8 Skin Tones
Non-Skin Tone Colors
Patterns
Designed-To-Order Fabric

Size Range

Custom Sizing

Price Range (USD)

Under $40
$40-59
$60-89
$90-190

Shipping

International Shipping
This means that they are shipped in plain mailers and the company states a commitment to discreet packaging. Discreet packaging is defined differently so check the FAQ's on the site if this is a major concern for you Discreet Packaging

Additional Features

Binders are made from a wide range of fabric but some companies specialize in using fabrics that are crafted to be more breathable than standard fabrics. Breathable Fabric: Power Mesh
Binder Dress and Unique Commissions
Custom Fit

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Peecock Products

Peecock Products

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peecock products

Peecock Products

peecockproducts.com

Since 2010, Peecock Products has been widely recognized as a one stop shop bringing stellar lifestyle solutions to Female-to-Males (FTMs) worldwide. Being a FTM-owned business, our understanding of transgender transition challenges and needs is second to none. Solving everyday challenges for FTM brothers makes us excited here at Peecock Products, and we are passionate about designing and creating FTM products that truly work for our community.

Method of Compression

The binder is made of elastic fabric on the front and back and does not use a non-stretch panel to achieve compression. The strength of the elastic varies from high compression to low compression in all-elastic binders. All-Elastic Compression
The binder's back panel is made of a lower compression/higher stretch fabric than the front panel. Both all-elastic and non-stretch panel compression may have lower compression rear panels. Lower Compression Rear Panel
The binder uses a non-elastic fabric panel on the front of the binder to achieve compression. This provides a flattening effect without exerting pressure around the entire ribcage. This form of compression puts more compressive force into the sternum and less compressive force to the sides of the ribcage than all-elastic compression. No-Stretch Front Compression Panel

Garment Styles

A tank that ends at the mid-belly but is not long enough to tuck into your pants. I recommend this option if your tissue bulges out from the bottom of a 1/2 tank. Full-length Tank
A tank that ends a few inches below the bottom of your chest tissue. People with larger chests may find that their tissue bulges out the bottom Half-length Tank
A tank that can be tucked into the pants which can be helpful for people who want more body contouring or people who are experiencing their full-length binder rolling up. If keeping the binder down is still a challenge, shirt stays can be used for extra support. Tuckable Tank
Racerback tanks allow for the greatest motion of the scapula and are recommended whenever you are doing activities that demand significant shoulder movement. The straps of a racerback can exert more pressure onto the upper traps and neck muscles and can trigger headaches in some people. Racerback Tank
These styles are able to be worn with lower cut shirts and open button downs without being visible. V-Neck/Low Neckline
These binders are made of fabrics safe for wearing in the water. They will maintain their compression even when wet and the fabric will hold up to the wear and tear of the water. Rinsing the binder after swimming in chlorinated or salt water will extend the life of the binder. Water-Safe Binders
These are garments designed and styled as swimsuits and include chest compression. The level of compression in these garments varies from light to heavy. Swimsuit Design

Compression Level

Heavy Compression

Method of Entry

Pullover
Side Closure
Front Closure – Zipper

Colors

Black
White

Size Range

S-3X
(individual sizes vary by company)

Price Range

Under $40 USD
$40-$59

Shipping

International Shipping
All orders are shipped in white thermal package or plain brown cardboard postage box. The shipping label will identify the shipper as “Mr Tan” and will NOT reference PeecockProducts.com, FTM Products, or any other identifying description related to products designed for FTM. We value our customers privacy and do our best to keep packaging discreet. Discreet Packaging

Additional Features

Easy On & Off
Water-Safe Options

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