
Does anyone make wide chest binders at all?
I'm 47" 42" breast and under bust, 59" height, but here's the thing, my chest was a DDD before starting t a few years back. Binders that are SUPPOSED to fit me in this size category, 4x-5x for most reputable companies, well they are altogether far too big for me. I don't experience compression.
I'm quickly losing weight, finally, and I'm down 20 lbs since early August. So now I'm facing a new problem where binders that compress and support enough have such tiny chests. They are not built for people like me with enormous breasts. They compress to the front, it's true, but everything comes spilling out from the sides and I get a massive ball of adipose tumor in front of my armpits. Binders that compress and support me are missing about 4-6 inches of fabric around the side to hug my body.
I'm out of options here. Fluxion binders that fit are too narrow. I have some tape but I don't see how I can put tape on while I'm binding. Tape also does not hold as I have a substantial amount of weight and mass so it cannot be a solo endeavor. I've tried so many times to make it work.
I feel rather lost. I'm in a category of feminine envy that puts my masculine self at a disproportionate disadvantage to adequate gender affirming care.
The attached picture demonstrates a 3x binder that is too large for me. You can see the formation of the armpit tumor taking hold. It's too large as typical day to day activities cause me to slip down and out. Just going shopping for groceries warrants adjustment. Going down to a 2x will most likely compress enough, but the chest will become more narrow in the process and cause more adipose to spill out the side like my sport binder that I don't have a picture of on me right now, but know that I keep slipping UPWARDS while working out because the chest is so narrow.
I feel like a total freak because of this. If there are solutions out there for me, especially with how quickly I'm losing weight, I can't find them. I just want people to look at my face, call me sir on assumption, not look at my chest and height and call me ma'am, even if both are incorrect I present masculine and would rather that assumption be made as it's the thing I put so much effort into only for it to be completely shat upon by my GIGANTIC chest. I can't splurge on a custom binder if such a thing exists, I'd need to be in person with the tailor to get a good fit, unless they're willing to do free revisions as I keep losing weight.
I feel like a whacky experiment without someone to provide support.