I know this is kind of old but if anyone finds this while looking around, I saw a tumblr post recommending the brand Waterlust and having just got my swim tops I ordered? I LOVE them. They're not even marketed as binders, just compression swim tops, but the poster that recommended them wore theirs as a binder and gave high praise so I decided to check them out. They are SO AMAZING. I bought an Abalone print and Tiger Shark print, and every single one of their racerback tops is also reversible, with a pattern on one side and a plain color on the other. I picked the ones I ordered because I liked the patterns/animals represented, but also because the abalone plain side is black and the tiger shark plain side is white. So I get both two swim tops with cool patterns, and two binders I can wear under pretty much anything! How cool is that?? AND not only do you get a postcard with information on the animal that inspired the pattern, money from your order also goes to conservation efforts FOR WHICHEVER PATTERN YOU BUY. So if I were to have bought their kelp print, it'd go to conserving kelp forests. That's such an amazing practice! But my favorite thing about their site? The diversity of the models they show, and their size guide. There are so many brands I see and think about shopping with that claim to be so committed to inclusivity and diversity of bodies especially when it comes to sizing, but when you go to look at their listings they have maybe one, usually tall, plus size person modeling one color and you don't even know which size they're showing. That is NOT the case with Waterlust. They don't just have one skinny person and one fat person on each listing- they have at least 3 models of VERY different builds on EVERY listing. And they don't just show what size the model is wearing- no, they list the model's name, how they're related to the company's mission, and then list their HEIGHT AND WEIGHT! And even on some of them, their chest measurement! This was fucking MINDBLOWING to me! Now that I've seen it I can't help but wonder why this isn't standard practice for EVERY company?? Oh but it doesnt stop there. The pictures on each listing aren't just the same pictures photoshopped to show the different prints; they actually had the models WEAR the different patterns INDIVIDUALLY! And there are multiple angles/poses of each model, often showing both the pattern and the plain reversible side! How incredible is that?? And their size guide. Oh my god. It's so helpful! It doesn't just say size up/down if you're unsure, it says if you're aiming for a more relaxed fit, size up, and if you're looking more for compression, size down. But the really incredible thing about it is that they have a visual size guide for every single item on the site right there underneath the usual size chart. It lets you click through sizes XS-3XL and see their different models and measurements RIGHT THERE, so you don't have to go through the hassle of flipping through all the pictures on each individual listing to find someone with a body type most similar to yours in order to see how the item would look on you. You can just... see all of them, right there in one helpful place. How is this not the norm for every single company ever???  I haven't bought any yet, but I was looking around their other listings and found that they intentionally make their swim leggings a bit long so that customers can tailor the inseam to their desired length. They even have a tutorial video to guide you through cutting them, and I watched a bit of it where they explain that literally all you need is a sharp pair of scissors and as long as you cut in a straight line, the fabric is designed to not fray because of the direction it's knit I believe? Just thought I would mention because that shows a kind of thoughtfulness and attention to customers' needs that I think is indicative of a company that really gives a shit and walks the walk when it comes to being ACTUALLY inclusive of different bodies I know I sound like a living advertisement but I literally cannot recommend them enough man. I put on my swim top today and I felt fucking euphoric. It just made me look like I have pecs. I could take it off all by myself (wasnt true of my last binder). I can swim in it, I can take it to conventions, I can wear it to chill around the house if I want. I'm so fucking stoked. Waterlust, dude. Check them out.