Binder with Strap 23cm - Black

Binder With Strap 23cm – Black

The Binder Transtore is a high-quality elastic fabric, designed with straps to provide additional support and safely reduce breast volume, making it less visible under clothing. This product is ideal for anyone, regardless of gender, and is especially useful for those looking to minimize breast volume or deal with gynecomastia.

Product Features:

Material: Made with high compression surgical elastic fabric.

Fit: Equipped with a triple hook-and-eye closure system, allowing for a body fit.

Comfort: Features a protective fabric behind the closures to ensure there is no direct skin contact, providing greater safety.

Durability: The seams are extremely reinforced to enhance product resistance.

Customization: Tailor-made, the cut is calculated based on the elasticity of the material and the specific chest and bust measurements provided in centimeters.

Binder Width (Height): Approximately 23cm.

Purchase Instructions:

The Binder is custom-made, so it is essential to provide your chest and bust measurements correctly. Below, you will find a detailed step-by-step for measuring, accompanied by an illustrative photo and a video. If you have doubts about how to perform the measurements, contact us via our WhatsApp for complete assistance.

How to Measure:

Chest: Position the measuring tape across the back and under the breast.

Bust: Pass the measuring tape across the back and over the breast, at the areola line, where the volume is greatest.

Alternative Without a Measuring Tape:

If you do not have a measuring tape, use a string (or even a cell phone cable) and a ruler. Measure with the string, mark the measured point, and then use the ruler to convert the measurement into centimeters.

Attention:

When using a measuring tape, check if you are reading the correct scale in centimeters. If you are using a side of the tape that is not in centimeters, use a Bic pen as a reference, which should measure approximately 14cm. Make sure to start the measurement at the beginning of the tape and proceed carefully to ensure accuracy.

How to Measure: