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B.I.N.D.e.r.
There was a point in my life when I was willing to change everything if it meant I had a chance to keep living the life I wanted.
During that time, I was questioning my identity and rebuilding my relationship with my body. The clothes I could buy never felt right. They didn't fit my body, they didn't work in the Arizona heat, and they didn't fit the life I was trying to build.
So I did what I've always done when something doesn't exist.
I learned how to make it.
The first prototypes weren't very good, but every version taught me something about comfort, movement, durability, and confidence. Eventually, those lessons became the B.I.N.D.e.r.—a tank binder designed to disappear into everyday life instead of demanding your attention.
The B.I.N.D.e.r. is a reminder of that chapter. It represents a time when I stopped waiting for someone else to solve my problems and started building the things I needed with my own hands.
The Desert
AZ
Date
Started: May 2015
Manufacturing: 2017- 2022
Current Status: Self Manufacturing
There was a point in my life when I was willing to change everything if it meant I had a chance to be healthy enough to have a life.
During that time, I was questioning my identity and I had the chance to rebuild my relationship with my body. The clothes I could buy never felt right. They didn't fit my body, they didn't work in the Arizona heat, and they didn't fit the life I was trying to build.
So I did what I've always done when something doesn't exist.
I learned how to make it.
The first prototypes weren't very good, but every version taught me something about comfort, movement, durability, and confidence. Eventually, those lessons became the B.I.N.D.e.r.—a tank binder designed to disappear into everyday life instead of demanding your attention.
The B.I.N.D.e.r. is a reminder of that chapter. It represents a time when I stopped waiting for someone else to solve my problems and started building the things I needed with my own hands.
