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TransGenX Tape - Best Trans FTM Binder for Chest Binding While Transitioning
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TransGenX Tape - Best Trans FTM Binder for Chest Features
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Fits all sizes. Cut to desired length
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Medical Grade Gender Neutral Tape. No harsh chemicals. Much safer to use than duct tape
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Strong. Regardless of your size, our Trans Chest Binding Tape will keep everything in place
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95% Cotton and 5% Spandex which makes it both strong and safe
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Discreetly Shipped
About TransGenX Tape - Best Trans FTM Binder For Chest
TransTape by Universal Body Labs is made for non-binary individuals looking for a quality and reliable way for breast binding - a much more effective alternative way for FTM Chest Binding. Our Trans Tape is the strongest chest tape available. It will hold everything in place you want to hold in place. It is sweat resistant and extremely water resistant and depending on the situation can be wore safely for more than a day. Please note that due to the strength and hold of our Transtape - it is not recommended to put placed on any area with hair. EACH Roll is Approximately 16 Feet X 2 Inches. Made in North America, our Trans FTM Boob Tape is medical grade tape is designed especially for skin! Our strong and durable TransTape will separate; flatten and hold Breast binding is the act of flattening breasts by the use of constrictive materials. The term also refers to the material used in this act. Common binding materials include cloth strips, elastic or non-elastic bandages, purpose-built undergarments (often using spandex or other synthetic fibre) and shirts layered from tight to loose. The act of breast binding is common for trans men, but is also done by androgynous and non-binary people, as well as crossdressers, cosplayers, and performers. In a general sense, women may also use binders as alternatives to bras or as a practice of propriety.
