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this post was submitted on 25 Feb 2024
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I don't know this compares to the "traditional binder" you are refering to, or other binders you have tried, but I have found the "Becoming" binder from tomscout to be really great. The material is thin and can handle sweating without causing a problem. I find I don't need to take too many breaks. The tightness is always a balance between flatness and breathing ability however.
Thanks a bunch for the recommendation!
I meant traditional binder in the sense of the shape, which resembles a sports bra somewhat. Most of the binders I've tried have either been cheap on Amazon or from underworks. Does it show much under thinner fabrics (such as athletic shirts)?
For me when wearing an thin athletic shirt, it only shows along the trimming over the scapulas. Maybe with a patterned shirt it would be less prominent.