Binders for large-chested people...

Underworks. Although I don't have experience with Double T.

I made one that was okay, but only for a day or so of wearing - I wouldn't have used it for everyday.

And from Underworks the only one I can recommend is the Tri-Top. The longer one just isn't as strong and the length isn't necessary and tends to roll up on people. Also, you will get sweaty like crazy. The Tri-Top is bad enough and I roll it up on very hot days, since there's no point in having it go down as far as it does.

I might re-hem them eventually.

Also, you MUST use the FTM sizing or it will probably not work very well. You measure around the chest at widest, and right under it - where a bra band would be. Add and divide by 2. Now, you still might have to exchange, but much, much better than using just the big chest measure.

In my experience, T Kingdom is only good for those with already small chests. Same for Lez Love Boat. They're nice products, but I wouldn't recommend to someone who had a larger chest - anything more than a small "B" cup, I'd guess.


Here is what I home-made : LINK TO PICTURE

It's really important to have the elastic in a "K" or "X" pattern, not just "around and around". Around and around takes more pressure to do the same thing and greatly increases discomfort.

The K/X distributes the pressure better and also applies it more effectively.

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Wearing Tri-Top. Yeah, I don't really take pictures of myself often. Totally my Halloween costume.

I'm not incredibly large chested, but I'm also not lucky enough to be small enough that binding with anything from T-Kingdom will work for me. I've tried it, and ended up passing the binder along to someone it would actually work for. I've also tried a Jula (I think?! They're sold on lesloveboat) because it was a strapless binder and I like wearing tanktops. It works...okay but definitely not for every day and it doesn't do the BEST job binding, but it still works best under a tank top (rather than chunky straps). I've been binding with the Tri-Top since I was about 16 (coming up on 7 years now) and this last time I needed to replace my binder I decided to try out the Extreme Chest Concealer and I absolutely love it. My biggest issues with the Tri-Top were where it sits on my stomach and the way that it rolls up. I would always end up folding it up so I had two layers of compression over my chest but that would inevitably create a crease under my shirt. I'm pretty sure the Extreme Chest Concealer is just like the Tri-Top, but only across the chest and then it is covered in a cotton tanktop. I love it and I will never go back! btw, I'm around a C if that helps.

Small and purrrrrrrrrrrrrfect bosom here, no need for such things so I have no idea to tell the truth, have never been with any ladies with such a rich bosom too (prefer average or smaller size) and my Master has the very same taste, so I guess I can't really answer the question with my lack of knowledge... ~smiles blushy and shy

Oh and I assume that self-made accessories are always good enough as long as they are perfectly safe!

I always heard about how great T-Kingdom is comfort-wise, but didn't know how well they bound. I need to figure out a way to modify that Underworks tri-top so it is semi-comfortable....

T kingdom is great for smaller chested guys, I don't know about their larger sizes, I've really only heard stuff from guys b cup or smaller. For larger chests, Underworks seems like the best bet, or something homemade. Les Love Boat also carries binders for large chested guys link
and I can personally say that their quality is amazing. I have the High Performance Long binder, though I'm under an A cup.

The only one I have seen recommended for larger chests seems to be Underworks.