Chest binders help people to feel like themselves
People have bound their chest for thousands of years. Binders minimize the shape of your chest so you can express your gender however you want.
Our unique design* compresses from the back and gives you more room to breathe
The front of our binders is made from very strong corset fabric which holds your front flat while the elasticated back optimises compression.
So you get the full flattening effect with much less pressure on your body.
*Registered UK Design
We're passionate about our responsibility to our planet
The main fabric used to make our binders is made from recycled ocean plastics.
Since we launched in 2017, we have recycled plastic material equal to 122,500 plastic bottles.
We make sure we don't use plastic packaging.
We don't just plant trees
We have partnered with Ecologi since 2021 to directly fund 32 climate projects across the globe.
Ecologi empowers local people by providing them with the tools, resources, training and funding to carry out these projects themselves.
With this approach, local communities benefit from economic growth as well as the overall environmental goals.
Through these projects we've been able to plant one tree for every order,
funded clean hydropower in India and wind power generation in Mexico, Thailand and Honduras as well as solar power projects in Egypt and Indonesia.
As well as this, we've also ensured our workforce is climate positive.
Our live counter above shows how many trees you have helped us to plant so far
Find out more about our partnership with ecologi
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