Underworks 997/Microfiber Tank Top Information

Holly.88 · 02-22-2014, 06:40 PM

It was the second one that worked. I tried it before trying the first one since I already had it copied.

TagHeuer_07 · 02-25-2014, 01:21 AM

http://www.f2mbinders.com/binding-to...st-binder-tank

This is what i wear, it good last longer (had for about 4 or 5 years now) but it getting worn out so will buy new one soon

DapperButch · 02-28-2014, 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by TagHeuer_07

http://www.f2mbinders.com/binding-to...st-binder-tank

This is what i wear, it good last longer (had for about 4 or 5 years now) but it getting worn out so will buy new one soon

I always used the Tri Top or similar binder where the binding was only on the top half of the torso. I figured the stomach binding would be uncomfortable.

The 997 is the number one selling Underworks binder, though, so it must not be all that uncomfortable.

MaggieBluIze · 07-12-2014, 03:51 PM

Thank you so much for all the information shared here.
We were finally able to get Daddy a binder and know with confidence it will be a successful purchase.
This is second attempt and we were leery.
BTW ... The aj4uw10 code worked for us as well! Double success!

DapperButch · 07-12-2014, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by MaggieBluIze

Thank you so much for all the information shared here.
We were finally able to get Daddy a binder and know with confidence it will be a successful purchase.
This is second attempt and we were leery.
BTW ... The aj4uw10 code worked for us as well! Double success!

Cool. Which one did they order?

stargazingboi · 05-15-2015, 09:49 AM

I know this thread is older, but for those seeking a good binder I figured I would give my 2 cents worth. I have been reading about a newer binder, by an up coming company called gc2b transitional apparel.

Everyone has been raving about how comfortable and how well they work. So, I got one of the full length tank, and I have to say all the reviews are right on point. It's comfortable, easy to breath and has the best results I have ever gotten from any other binder out there. I found it a breeze to wear all day and without fear of movement no matter the activity. It's about $38 with shipping included (here in the USA out of country shipping is more). They also have a half binder for those who like them for a couple dollars less.

Yes, they work for the bigger and bigger chested folks as well. The only thing I found was that the stitching at the areas of the binding material (front panel shoulders and back panel) needs to be re-enforces for a longer lasting binder (which can be done at home in a matter of minutes for those handy with a sewing machine). When sizing be sure to do it they way they tell you too...you can not go by the size you used for Underworks or other binder companies. Reviews have stated others have had to return them for a new size when using their old sizes.

Honestly, I'm done using any other binder...and that's saying a lot about results and comfort....oh, and the price isn't bad either.

JDeere · 05-15-2015, 07:25 PM

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Originally Posted by stargazingboi

I know this thread is older, but for those seeking a good binder I figured I would give my 2 cents worth. I have been reading about a newer binder, by an up coming company called gc2b transitional apparel.

Everyone has been raving about how comfortable and how well they work. So, I got one of the full length tank, and I have to say all the reviews are right on point. It's comfortable, easy to breath and has the best results I have ever gotten from any other binder out there. I found it a breeze to wear all day and without fear of movement no matter the activity. It's about $38 with shipping included (here in the USA out of country shipping is more). They also have a half binder for those who like them for a couple dollars less.

Yes, they work for the bigger and bigger chested folks as well. The only thing I found was that the stitching at the areas of the binding material (front panel shoulders and back panel) needs to be re-enforces for a longer lasting binder (which can be done at home in a matter of minutes for those handy with a sewing machine). When sizing be sure to do it they way they tell you too...you can not go by the size you used for Underworks or other binder companies. Reviews have stated others have had to return them for a new size when using their old sizes.

Honestly, I'm done using any other binder...and that's saying a lot about results and comfort....oh, and the price isn't bad either.

This is where I am going to order my next binder! I am just waiting on money funds and more positive reviews. Since I am the bigger and bigger chested part this sounds like a very good product to invest in.

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stargazingboi Senior Member How Do You Identify?: ~ Preferred Pronoun?: ~ Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: ~ Posts: 1,954 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 10,392 Thanked 8,318 Times in 1,626 Posts Rep Power: 21474853	I know this thread is older, but for those seeking a good binder I figured I would give my 2 cents worth. I have been reading about a newer binder, by an up coming company called gc2b transitional apparel. Everyone has been raving about how comfortable and how well they work. So, I got one of the full length tank, and I have to say all the reviews are right on point. It's comfortable, easy to breath and has the best results I have ever gotten from any other binder out there. I found it a breeze to wear all day and without fear of movement no matter the activity. It's about $38 with shipping included (here in the USA out of country shipping is more). They also have a half binder for those who like them for a couple dollars less. Yes, they work for the bigger and bigger chested folks as well. The only thing I found was that the stitching at the areas of the binding material (front panel shoulders and back panel) needs to be re-enforces for a longer lasting binder (which can be done at home in a matter of minutes for those handy with a sewing machine). When sizing be sure to do it they way they tell you too...you can not go by the size you used for Underworks or other binder companies. Reviews have stated others have had to return them for a new size when using their old sizes. Honestly, I'm done using any other binder...and that's saying a lot about results and comfort....oh, and the price isn't bad either.