Breasts Binder

Many have tried ways to moderate their breast sizes, however, incorrect methods might do harm to the body.

• The invention of breast binders came from the practical needs of women who desire not to highlight their large breasts. Many have tried ways to moderate their breast sizes, however, incorrect methods might do harm to the body.


• In view of these concerns, We have developed a series of breast binders that can achieve the aim of creating a flat-chest appearance in a much healthier and more comfortable way.


• Our breast binders assist a handsome look with all styles of outfits and help with confidence building. Many sisters in the other camp have already chosen our products as sports bras when they do exercises.

DETERMINING CORRECT BINDER SIZE

To determine your correct Binder size, you will need a measuring tape, preferably in inches. Then follow the instructions below:

1. Measure your Breast size.
2. Measure your Frame size.
3. Choose your Binder size

Your breast size is the measurement around the chest over and including the fullest part of your bust (usually at the level of the nipples).

Your frame size is the diameter around your chest just below your breasts. Using the tape measure, measure around your ribcage directly under your breasts. There should be no breast tissue measured while determining your frame size.

To determine your binder size, add 5 to your frame size. For example, if your frame size is 28 inches, add 5 to it and you get 33 inches. Match that to the size chart below.

However, if your breast size is 7 inch more than your frame size OR if your cup size is C and above, we recommend you get one size bigger.

Match you measurement against the chart for your binder size.

Binder size

• 30” – 33” Medium
• 34” – 37” Large
• 38” – 41” X-Large
• 40” – 42”up XX-Large