TGS Cotton Short Racerback Chest Binder - *New*

Everyday Comfort in a Shorter Length

The TGS Cotton Short Racerback Chest Binder offers the same soft cotton comfort and smooth full compression as our long version, without the stiff inner layer, now in a shorter cut for a lighter feel and easier layering.

Designed with a classic racerback and a cropped silhouette, this compression top pairs well with any bottoms and works seamlessly under tees and tanks without extra fabric.

Why You’ll Love the Cotton Short Racerback Chest Binder

• Shorter length for a lightweight, breathable feel
• Racerback design for freedom of movement
• Soft cotton blend gentle on skin - earth friendly
• Pull-over style with no hardware or closures
• Great for sports, working out and everyday comfort
• 3 Layer construction for full compression without the stiff inner layer of maximum compression binders

🩶 Product Details

• Material: 95% Cotton, 5% Spandex
• Compression: Medium to Maximum (3-layer chest panel)
• Colors: Black & White
• Style: Pullover tank-style cotton binder
• Best For: Daily wear, warm climates, workouts, active days and all day breathable binding

📏 How to Measure

1. Stand naturally with arms relaxed at your sides.
2. Wrap a soft measuring tape around the fullest part of your chest.
3. Keep the tape level and snug — not tight.
4. If possible, ask someone to help for best accuracy.

Important: If you’re between sizes, size up. A binder that’s too small can restrict breathing and cause long-term discomfort.

Size Chart

🧺 Care Instructions for your TGS Long Racerback Binder – Maximum Chest Compression

Proper care keeps your binder soft, clean, and long-lasting. Above all, binder care is part of caring for your body.

🫧 Washing

• First, hand-wash or machine-wash cold on gentle cycle.
• Next, use mild detergent and avoid bleach.
• Afterward, rinse thoroughly to remove residue.
• Finally, skip the iron — heat weakens compression fibers.

🌬️ Drying

• Ideally, lay flat to dry in shade.
• Alternatively, tumble-dry on low heat only.
• Additionally, avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading.
• In short, gentle drying extends your binder’s life and fit.

💡 Pro Tip

If you wear your binder often, rotate between two or more binders. In doing so, you’ll extend their lifespan and, at the same time, give your body regular rest days.

🧘 Body Care & Rest

Binding should always feel affirming, not restrictive. Therefore, if your binder feels painful or limits your breathing, take it off right away. Over time, consistent comfort ensures better results for both your binder and your body.
Whenever possible, take short breaks during long wear or in warm weather.
Finally, listen to your body — it knows what feels right.