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What are some plus size stores?
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on Aug 25, 2011 (Read 9277 times | Comments: 40)
I have a daughter who is going to be a junior in high school. She is about 3X or 18. Because I have other children going back to school and am a single parent, I can't afford expensive clothes like from Torrid or Alloy. I feel terrible because she is so beautiful and deserves to wear anything her heart desires, but I just don't have the money. What are some plus size stores that I will be able to get her what she wants and not have to worry about prices?
SarieSnyd
SarieSnyd
on Dec 09, 2011 Quote  »     Reply  »

I am a plus sized 19 year old female that does not have a budget for those things as well. Clothes I have gotten from in the past year include avenue.com, forever21.com, citychic (they are expensive unless they have sales) There is some good sales from time to time at old navy and old navy online, debshops, walmart, jcpenny, and target. That is the ones i can remember at the moment.
sguillen50
sguillen50
on Dec 09, 2011 Quote  »     Reply  »

I would try Fashionbug as it actually has many different brands and they have some great clearance sales. There is Torrid, but expect to pay a bit more for stuff. Most places do have extended sizes like American Eagle, Old Navy, and Alloy.
nursejulz
nursejulz
on Dec 09, 2011 Quote  »     Reply  »

Maurices if you have one near you. JCPenny I think has some nice plus size clothing as well.
jayhawkfan
jayhawkfan
on Dec 09, 2011 Quote  »     Reply  »

I also like Cato, Deb and Maurices. Both stores have a plus size section and are very reasonably priced.
toyajay
toyajay
on Dec 12, 2011 Quote  »     Reply  »

I write articles regarding full-figured fashion. If any of you are like me, you to be able to go places and find something that not everyone has on. Try Ashley Stewart, they are always having a sale of some type. There are a few plus size boutiques springing up www.curvesbykechic.com....you can find cute trendy clothes here and they have sales as well...try joining their mailing list for more sales, www.curvaceousboutique.com has cute clothes and sales...just join the mailing list...and you can read and subscribe to my articles because I will discuss various designers, boutiques, and other great finds. Below is the link to my last article on holiday fashion! Check it out http://www.examiner.com/plus-size-fashion-in-washington-dc/holiday-party-fashion
SHANNON717
SHANNON717
on Dec 12, 2011 Quote  »     Reply  »

I'm a plus size myself with a limited income so I'm always searching for deals.I have a few suggestions that I hope can help. I just purchased about $150 worth of plus size clothes (about 4 nice trendy shirts and 3 pairs of jeans) and my total was only $75 with a free spring jacket included. I shop at fashionbug.com ONLY for a few reasons,their clothes are very good in quality,trendy and affordable for us bargain shoppers.I signed up on their website for their emails and free catalogs.Nearly everyday I get an email with a 50% off total purchase code or a 1/2 price for jeans code or maybe even a buy 1 get one free.I have used one 4 months ago for 75% off $150 total order.I receive their catalogs to know when the sales are and combine them with the email codes.Each time I order online at any store I go through a online site called Shop at Home to get 3-6% cash back off each purchase.The link is --> http://www.shopathome.com/?IAFCG=naBI2jMbiEwjWGhWsRyiTw== You can copy and paste the link
SHANNON717
SHANNON717
on Dec 12, 2011 Quote  »     Reply  »

http://www.shopathome.com/?IAFCG=naBI2jMbiEwjWGhWsRyiTw== Good luck!
debbi56
debbi56
on Dec 12, 2011 Quote  »     Reply  »

If you are still looking for plus size clothes try JC Penney. I was surprised to find a very good selection at reasonable prices. The sale prices are great.
jenkaoru
jenkaoru
on Dec 13, 2011 Quote  »     Reply  »

You should try bcoutlet.com, and onestoplus.com. Their clothes are really cheap and they go real fast. Most of their clothes are on clearance so they might have limited supplies so be sure to check often.
partymix25
partymix25
on Dec 13, 2011 Quote  »     Reply  »

I recently did a review for FashiontoFigure.com and was happy with their selection and prices. I don't know of any retail stores for them but have gotten a couple of things from t hem online.
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