Hygienic, safer tucking made easy: Whether you're new to tucking or have been going smooth down there for sometime, our Tuck Kit with T-Tape provides a comfortable, flat, gender-affirming tuck that you can wear undetectably under anything. This is a game changer.

Maybe you've wondered: How do trans women tuck? How do drag queens tuck? We present here the simplest, easiest, pain-free and— most importantly —hygienic way to tuck for trans women as well as gender fluid, gender queer, non-binary folx and drag queens.

Quick Tips

• This shouldn't hurt. Tucking can be uncomfortable at first. If you're in pain, something's up. Talk to your doctor if you have circulatory or skin related conditions, and never tuck with damaged or bruised skin
• Sensitive skin? Our product is latex-free and hypoallergenic. That said we do recommend testing on a small area before full application, if you have any doubts
• Shaving: You don't need to be bald down there to use T-Tape, but you do need to trim. Our product is tested to work well with up to 2mm of hair, which is about the thickness of two credit / debit cards
• Application: The product stays best when it is applied flat against the skin & set for 30 min. For best results, apply to freshly cleaned skin that is towel-dried and free of sweat, oils, creams, or lotions
• Swimming & Exercise: Be sure to follow application steps above and let the product set to your skin before strenuous activity or exercise. Product is water-resistant for up to 4 hours once applied. Product may not re-adhere after swimming or intense exercise. Find more swimming tips here.
• Bathroom Breaks: We all do it. To use the restroom, simply remove the back portion of T-Tape, peeling down and forward, while being careful to hold it flat. While you go, you can follow these tips to make sure the product stays ready for re-application. Most find that they can peel and re-apply the back at least once before changing the T-Tape strip entirely.
• Removal: Always remove in two passes, peeling first from the front, and then from the back
• Post-tuck care: Depending on duration of wear, temperature, and relative humidity, T-Tape may leave skin feeling a little sticky. Although our adhesive is designed for skin, this still may occur. Not to worry: you can gently lift away any stickiness by using a washcloth with a dab of baby oil or mineral oil

• Take your time. It may take practice to get the fit just right. Review the card that comes in the box. It'll come in handy!

• The Crease: Looking to create that subtle crease down the center of the tuck? It takes practice.
  Here's how >

To get the best fit, you'll want to give some thought as to where on the front of your body you start when applying the T-Tape. Starting lower is better. Lower application in the front of the body will give you more material to work with as you pull it all back for a better fit that stays in place. Starting lower also ensures there is enough width in the front to hold a tuck in place. T-Tape measures 11.5 inches long right out of the box and stretches up to 180% to 21 inches total. It's a one-size solution designed for comfort.

Carefully peel away a small section of the wide end of the T-tape. The section you expose should be about two fingers in width. Keep the rest of the T-tape backing on. (If you peel the entire backing, it will be more difficult to apply.)

Apply to your upper pubic area (the mons) which is just about 1 inch (2.5 cm) above your... scepter. At this point the remaining tape should sort of be hanging from your body with the remainder of the tape’s paper backing intact.

Position the included sterile cotton pad lengthwise as you peel slightly more of the paper backing. The pad should cover your scepter, protecting it from making contact with the tape adhesive. The end of the pad should line up with the base of your scepter.

Pull down the exposed section of T-Tape, joining it with the pad. Let the remaining paper backing hang down. Don't remove the rest of the paper just yet... We know it's tempting.

Details: The key to not having the twins come down during this step is to push them in, up and back (that's toward you) with your index fingers working behind the T-tape as shown. While this is happening, you want to be pushing down onto the area with your thumbs, also shown above. During this process, your thumbs are applying gentle pressure in a downward motion, toward you, from the outside of the product. So recapping: your index figures send the twins upstairs, but it's the thumbs that keep everything in place once you've retracted your index fingers out from behind the tape. With some practice, this becomes one fluid motion. This isn't as hard as it sounds, so don't be intimidated! You got this.

Ps. If you do plan on starting HRT (Hormone Replacement Therapy), the size of things down there will reduce and make tucking even easier 🏳️‍⚧️

For those of you learning how to tuck for drag, rest assured: patience & practice make perfect!

Time to push the scepter back, and the gemini twins back up inside of something called the inguinal canal. This is where they were before they "dropped" in puberty. With your index fingers, locate the twins and begin pushing them toward your backside. The next step takes practice: gently push them back and up, curling your fingers inward toward you as you do.

This is called the Japanese tucking method, and it involves lifting the twins into the inguinal canals. Using this method will hide them completely and is recommended for the flattest appearance. Remember to gently shift them upward and into each socket. Guide them slowly. Do not use hard pressure, and stop tucking if you experience pain. The very first time you try this, it can help to take a cool bath or shower before to make the process easier. The twins naturally ascend toward the inguinal canals when they're exposed to cold temperatures. When the process is complete, your scepter will be back and under your perineum and the twins will be in their canal, inside your lower abdomen. Hold everything in place by applying pressure with your thumbs as shown.

Note: If you're having trouble with this technique, it may help (despite all this talk about cold) to first take a warm bath, allowing the twins to drop away from your body. Use this time to explore the area, pushing inward in the empty space with your fingers. This will give you an idea of the interior topology, if you will, that you have there. Remember: not all trans bodies are the same, so if you have difficulty with this method, feel free to tuck in a way that works for you! Many of our our customers say they're able to get a great tuck, even without using the Japanese method.

Move into a squat, and reach your dominant hand down behind your backside, under your body. Grab the small end of the tape, and then pull straight back, stretching it up slightly and behind your back.

Stretch the tape back up and over your backside, removing the last of the paper backing as you do. Apply the T-Tape flat along the edges of your buttocks (no wedgies!), ending at just about the small of your back.

Reaching behind your body with your dominant hand, carefully pull away a small portion of the end of the product. You want to pull that down slowly, under your body. As you do this, make sure you gently stretch the product to keep it flat. This will also prevent it from sticking to itself. Next, pass the product to your other hand, in front of your body. Now you're ready to sit down and do your thing. As you do, you may want to temporarily hold the product along your leg, as shown below. This will keep the product flat, clean, and ready for re-application! Most find they can re-apply the same strip at least once, and up to 3 times before needing to replace.

Looking for that crease in the center? This isn't photoshop: you can get these results. Here's how...

1. When pulling back the tuck from behind, during the final steps, see if you can position your thumb so that it is directly in the center of the end of the tape. This will help ensure that section receives a bit of extra tension. With practice, this will start the tuck to crease in the middle.
   • Be sure to apply the tuck while in a slight squat. The act of standing after you apply the back section with promote the crease in the fabric.
2. Once you're holding the end in the way described in step 1, see if you can gently pull back the tuck so that it is tighter than usual. This will accentuate the crease effect

This takes some time to master, so be patient with yourself. We're with you every step of the way! Email or chat with us at hello@unclockable.com!

You've got this. We're with you every step of the way. That's our promise.

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