Underworks

9 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from August 26, 2016
  

  charliec2002 asked:

  also need someone who knows things to advise me on a chest binder

  

  Mia F. replied:

  http://www.underworks.com/ is what I use. They're comfortable, affordable, and effective for people with any size chest. :)

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• Referral from September 29, 2015
  

  Calenmiriel G. asked:

  Hi guys! I need a Chest Binder for male cosplay im doing this Oct - Wondering were the best place to get one from is - Would rather pay the right amount for one than be in pain for getting a cheap one :) Any sugestions?

  

  Katie D. replied:

  http://www.gc2 b.co/ I haven't dealt with this company before but when I have enough to buy to buy a proper bind i will be useing them there are also http://www.underworks.com/ or http://www.t-kingdom.com/ I have heard all of these companys been spoken highly of. But if you have a bigger chest Gc2 b is the best. Make sure you look in to binding correctly as you can really badly hurt your self your self from incorrect use of a binder.

  

  Sonja L. replied:

  There's also underworks where i get my binders. Again pricey but they do the job well.

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• Referral from November 28, 2014
  

  Ryder T. asked:

  anyone recommend a good binder under $30?

  

  Jay P. replied:

  http://www.underworks.com/.../tri-top-chest-binder/317...

  

  Cameron S. replied:

  Underworks. I prefer the full length but ive used the tritop

  

  Israel M. replied:

  Underworks

  

  Shayne P. replied:

  I have a barely worn underworks small full length and tri top...I mean worn once or twice. Both black let me know if you want one/both

  

  Shayne P. replied:

  I'm really hard up for cash right now so I would at least need shipping covered but I'd take any offers really. Bought it new from underworks...just no way I can fit in it anymore. Pm me if you're interested.

  

  Milo M. replied:

  I got mine at underworks for 30$, plus shipping of course, but it was worth it!

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