TUCKING GAFFS
The original Gaff and Go style, designed from lived experience. Our tucking gaffs are made for trans women, non-binary people and anyone who tucks: soft fabrics, a gentle hold and a smooth, flat-front finish in more colours than any other style in the range. Multi-pair deals available. Looking for a different style? Browse our full range of tucking underwear or explore our bras and bralettes to complete the look.
Discover Our Range of Tucking Gaffs
Tucking gaffs should do more than just compress. They should help you feel confident, comfortable and at home in your own skin. At Gaff and Go, our tucking gaffs are designed specifically for pre-op transgender women, non-binary people and anyone who tucks, using thoughtful construction and soft, high-quality materials that feel good all day.
Each gaff is purpose-made for tucking, creating a smooth, flat-front appearance without the need for tape or unsafe methods. Our gaff underwear focuses on comfort as much as security, with breathable fabrics, soft cotton linings and fits that move with your body. Whether you're dressing for everyday wear, work, a night out or layering under swimwear, our transgender gaffs stay discreet while offering reliable support. A popular choice for crossdressing too, with styles to suit every outfit and occasion.
If you're new to gaffs for tucking, choosing your true size is the best place to start. Available in a wide range of colours and inclusive sizing from XS to 3XL. Need guidance? Read our guide to gaff underwear to find the right gaff for tucking to suit you.
With over 10 years of experience serving the trans community, Gaff and Go is trusted worldwide for tucking gaffs that balance comfort, confidence and quality.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are tucking gaffs? +
A gaff is a piece of compression underwear made to hold everything flat and smooth at the front. Our tucking gaffs have a firm, supportive front panel and a soft cotton lining, so you get a clean line without tape or improvising. They are made for trans women, non-binary people and anyone who tucks. Think of a gaff as the everyday workhorse of tucking underwear.
How does a gaff work? +
The front panel does the work. It is made from firm, stretchy fabric that holds everything gently in place, giving you a flat front the moment it is on. You can tuck first and let the gaff hold the position, or simply wear it for smoothing. Either way, the panel keeps things secure and comfortable through the day, with no adhesive against your skin.
How do I put on a gaff? +
Step in and bring it up to about mid-thigh first, so you have room to get everything into position before you pull it all the way up. Check the front panel is facing forward, since it is wider than the back, then tuck if you want to and bring the gaff up snug. It takes a little practice at first and gets quick fast. Our step-by-step guide to wearing a gaff walks through the whole thing.
Can I wear a gaff without tucking? +
Yes, absolutely. A gaff smooths and compresses whether you tuck fully or not, so you can wear one for a lighter flattening effect on days when a full tuck does not feel right. Plenty of people wear a gaff on its own for everyday confidence and save the full tuck for when they want it. It is entirely up to you, and there is no wrong way to wear one.
Which gaff style should I choose? +
It depends on the coverage and hold you want. Our high-waist gaffs give a higher rise and a smoother silhouette, wide gaffs add extra coverage and a more robust hold, and magic gaffs offer a firmer waistband for extra support. For a quick recommendation, our Find Your Perfect Gaff tool asks a few questions and points you to the right one.
How do I choose the right gaff size? +
Go by your usual underwear size and do not size down. A gaff should feel snug but never painful, and one that is too small is uncomfortable rather than more effective. Measure your waist and hips and check them against the size guide on each product before you order. A new gaff loosens a little with the first few wears, so a comfortable snug fit at the start is right.
Is it safe to wear a gaff? +
For most people, yes, as long as you wear it comfortably and give your body breaks. A well-fitted gaff is much safer than tape or tight improvised layers, because it holds you gently without cutting off circulation. Do not wear one so tight that it hurts, avoid sleeping in it, and stop if anything feels wrong. This is general guidance and not medical advice, so check with a doctor if you have any concerns.