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Anonymous asked: Hi, I have a binder related question, that maybe some of your followers would know the answer. I'm FtM and a bit of a bigger gentleman. I'd like to get a binder, but I'm not sure how to choose one. It's hard to know what kind will offer the fit and compression I want. I'm almost able to pass without surgery, as I have a masculine face, and I wear a lot of baggy clothes, but I know my body shape gives me away, via my chest, and also my hips, but I'm worried if I get a long binder it will roll up
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solitarelee said:
I’m a big guy and I have trouble with binders. The best one I’ve found that doesn’t strangle me to death after an hour is Model 1300 from T-Kingdom. t-kingdom.com/shoppin… But boy it’s pricey!
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michaeldf37 said:
I used the Underworks Ultimate Binding Suit for a while. Since it has pants attached, the binder won’t roll up and it will smooth those out along with femme curves. The legs can be a bugger, though, if you order one that’s too small.
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lovehopekarma said:
Longer binders are better because you can tuck them into pants and that prevents them from rolling up. Underworks has a size chart, be sure to look at that and you may be able to find men’s pants that allows for hip room. That should hide your shape
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cheesecurlyfries said:
try an underworks 998 muscle shirt. (order 1 size smaller than your men’s clothing size). if u message me, i can give you the link
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ghagiel said:
If your long binder is rolling up, you can always double it up and then safety pin it in place. I’d recommend underworks - I’m a big guy and they have always worked well enough for me.
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genderliquid said:
Tri-top from underworks works for me, and I was about a 36 E…
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blindharrier said:
If you sew a strip of fabric onto the bottom of a long binder, it can prevent roll-ups.
You can also get compression shorts from Underworks that are meant to help smooth out hips and such.
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pit-boy said:
I have a long binder and a tummy, I’m able to just tuck my binder into my pants and it usually doesn’t roll up anyways. It’s only compression on the top half.
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