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Breast binding
Breast binding is the act of flattening breasts by the use of constrictive materials. The word also refers to the material used in this act. Common binding materials include cloth strips, elastic or non-elastic bandage, use of purpose-built undergarments (often using Spandex or other synthetic fibre) or simple layering of shirts, from tight to loose. The act of breast binding is common for trans men, but is also done by androgynous and gender fluid people as well as crossdressers and performers. Some cisgender women use binders as alternatives to bras.
Breast binding by use of cloth strip or tape has resulted in bodily damage, though professional companies produce high quality safe breast bindings.
==History==
Different time periods of history have had differing viewpoints on the female form, including widespread use of corsets throughout western European history up to the Victorian era. The Japanese kimono can be considered a very elaborate form of binding, although the ''obi'' (belt) goes around the lower torso, the chest is bound by the sarashi. In addition, many Catholic nuns up until the 1930s were required to wear a linen breast binding under their garments in addition to their everyday vestments. This measure was designed to eliminate any potential distraction that the nuns' breasts might cause. In many ecclesiastical specialty shops, it is still possible to purchase antique linen breast bindings that have been hand-embroidered with crosses. Wearing a minimizer bra is common to help with large breasts.
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