👕 Men's Short Sleeve Compression Shirts - Pack of 2~3 - Optimal for DevOps and Athletic Activities Review

I'm preparing for ftm surgery and it's very hard I use regular binders but some days I don't feel like tucking myself in and it's HOT in California So I thought I'll get about 2 sizes smaller than I would wear if I try these and they're great for binding me up and wicking sweat on those lazy days and I 100% pass and the quality and the Price are MUCH cheaper than Binders will buy again until I need them too.

I usually wear a wicking shirt to work every day. I've been doing this for a few years and most of them do as they say and fit like a regular t-shirt but with some compression. These shirts (large size) fit me well anywhere and I'm 5'7" and 190 pounds. Impressed with the fit, sleeve length and softness of the fabric. Lift the shirt up so the collar sits where a regular shirt would fit, you get the infamous "flacon collar". Generally I can't wear them to work and will have to use them for…

I typically go for shirts from 2XL to 3XL (52" chest, broad shoulders and arms, and 45" waist ). I ordered a size 2XL here because I wanted more compression. They're pretty good at it, but I've had a tighter one as well. It's hard to judge something like that because our wants and needs are different. Someone needs very heavy compression, some people need very little compression and some people need something in between I wanted something firmer so I'm giving them four stars YMMV. after a few…

I prefer compression shirts over traditional loose shirts for running and as a base layer for cold weather sports. However, it can be difficult to find something perfect for such tight-fitting clothing. Consequently, I've tried many t-shirts over the years, including famous brands with logos you'd recognize and discount junk straight from overseas. I'm happy to report that these DEVOPS shirts are as good as anything I've tried but cost the same as discounted prices. For reference, I bought a…