Do you:
Just use a binder?
Bra than binder?
Shirt than Binder?

Binder then t-shirt, sometimes a long-sleeve button down over the t-shirt if it's cold.

Binder then shirt before the shirt then shirt.
Never tried putting an undershirt under my binder.

Just was wondering how many others put something on under their binder.

Guess I should add compression shirt than binder as option

I wear two tri-tops, an undershirt and a shirt or button up.

Generally I wear the double front on the bottom, tritop over that, undershirt and then either a button up (If I'm feeling particularly comfortable, generally if I'm with family) or another shirt and then a coat/hoodie.

Usually:  binder, t-shirt (some days, button-up on top of that shirt), hoodie, winter coat. It works.

Ok I get we all love the layers over the binder but I'm trying to get at what do you put UNDER the binder if anything.

Wow... I don't know how all of you guys do it. If I do anything more than just wear my binder under whatever clothes I would ordinarily wear, I feel like I'm suffocating from the heat. As it is, in the summer, the binder alone is far too much.

I use the Underworks cotton concealer compression muscle tees--- I've tried the double front, and I know I'd need an undershirt to go under one of those, but the spandex on the cotton concealers is soft enough to go without an undershirt. Just have to watch out for chest hair catching in the spandex!

Just a binder and whatever shirt I want.

I used to wear a binder, a tight shirt then another shirt and whatever I wanted to wear on top of that. But now my chest is fairly passable without having to do that.

Plus it's almost summer so ->-bleeped-<- that.

I wear an underworks 997 under whatever I'm wearing.

Binder with an undershirt over it to conceal it.

I wear a sports bra under my lesloveboat short binder. The sports bra is the kind that separates my breasts, it has underwire and everything. I've tried regular sports bras but I end up having one giant, bouncing uniboob.  I'm not really happy with my current results, I'm thinking of getting an underworks tri-top and layering binders.

Has anyone tried layering binders? How'd it work? I'm somewhat worried about health, but I figure I know my limits and I'll stop if it seems too bad.

Quote from: Brian on November 25, 2011, 11:11:57 PM


Has anyone tried layering binders? How'd it work? I'm somewhat worried about health, but I figure I know my limits and I'll stop if it seems too bad.

I had a panic attack because my chest wasn't visually flatter with 2 vs 1. I couldn't breathe while freaking out so I just took them off.

Layering binders didn't get me flatter.

layering has worked for me while using love boat binders. I find underworks too stiff to be effective.

I wear just a binder and a shirt over it. It would be uncomfortable and less flat to wear a bra under a binder in my opinion. I have heard of some bigger guys layering 2 binders and then a shirt.

I wear a sports bra, binder, then another sports bra.  The one below is because I cut a few inches off the tritop to keep it from rolling up or having to fold the bottom.  However, things can now migrate down and out a bit if I'm doing something physical without the first sports bra.

Just a binder under whatever I'm wearing, though I usually wear two shirts, a t-shirt and open button-up. I can't afford two binders and wearing a sports bra freaks me out.

Then again, I'm very small-chested.

I don't wear anything under my binder. I tried wearing a tight tanktop underneath in the beginning but it would lump up weird and make my breasts able to move around more actually. I haven't had any chafing problems or anything from wearing it against my skin. My only issue is that if I get sweaty I stay sweaty where my binder is, it doesn't wick away sweat or breathe too well.