UNTAG

Racerback Sport Binder

$89.00

Color: Black

Black

Size: XS

Sizing Chart - UNTAG Binders

Measurements in inches.

Chest: Measure the circumference around the widest part of the chest.

Underchest: Measure the circumference just below the chest.

Waist: Measure the natural waist where pants sit (think regular rise pants).

	Chest	Underchest	Waist
XS	31.5 - 33.1	25.6 - 27.2	25.2 - 26.8
S	33.5 - 35	27.6 - 29.1	27.2 - 28.3
M	35.4 - 37	29.5 - 31.1	28.7 - 29.9
L	37.4 - 39	31.5 - 33.1	30.3 - 31.5
XL	39.4 - 40.9	33.5 - 35	31.9 - 33.1
2XL	41.3 - 42.5	35.4 - 37	33.5 - 34.6
3XL	42.9 - 44.5	37.4 - 39	35 - 36.2

XS

Quantity:

PRODUCT INFORMATION

This UNTAG Racerback Sport Binder offers compression of the chest and has a racerback cut on the back. This allows the shoulder blades to move freely. This not only makes the binder great to work out in, it also makes it great for wheelchair users as the shoulders aren’t restricted.

The Racerback Sport Binder is made from a soft and breathable fabric and has hidden seams for the comfiest fit. The 4-way stretch fabric moves with the body. This supports the movement of the lungs and ribs. The Racerback Sport Binder has a short fit making it great for everyday use or in the gym.

Made by UNTAG, previously known as Danaë Transmissie.

SIZING CHART

COMPOSITION

58% Polyamide 42% Elastane

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

This product can be washed in the washing machine, preferably in a laundry bag. Wash no hotter than 30 degrees and let air dry. NOT SUITABLE FOR THE DRYER.

Designed and developed in Amsterdam, responsibly produced in Europe.

UNTAG Racerback Sport Binder

$89.00

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