Extended Sizes

Brand offers extended size options beyond standard ranges, typically including sizes 3X and above.

  • Elila

    Founded in 2000, Elila was created to address the limited availability of supportive, attractive lingerie for fuller-busted and full-figure women. Rather than adapting standard bra designs to larger sizes, the company engineered its collections specifically for women requiring greater support, comfort, and durability. (elilausa.com) The brand specializes in full-coverage bras, wireless bras, underwire bras, longline…

  • Elomi

    Elomi launched in 2008 as part of the Eveden Group with a mission to create fashionable, supportive lingerie specifically engineered for fuller busts and curvier bodies. Unlike many lingerie brands that grade up smaller cup sizes, Elomi develops its bras beginning with larger fit models, ensuring optimal support, comfort, and shape for women with fuller…

  • Eloquii

    ELOQUII was originally launched by The Limited in 2011 as an experimental plus-size division focused on bringing runway-inspired fashion to women wearing sizes 14 and above. Although the brand developed a loyal customer following, The Limited discontinued it in 2013 as part of a broader business restructuring. Rather than allowing the brand to disappear, several…

  • Elvi

    ELVI is a UK-based womenswear label that has built its reputation around creating trend-conscious fashion specifically for curvy women. Unlike many brands that historically adapted straight-size garments into plus sizes, ELVI focused on designing with curve bodies in mind from the outset. The brand is known for offering a blend of contemporary occasionwear, elevated workwear,…

  • Domino Dollhouse

    Founded in 2013 by Brandy Wells, Domino Dollhouse was created to challenge traditional fashion norms by designing colorful, expressive clothing for people of all sizes. Rather than treating plus-size fashion as a separate category, the brand produced the same collections across its full size range, allowing customers to wear identical styles regardless of body size….

  • Dorothy Perkins

    Founded in 1909 as Ladies Hosiery and Underwear Limited, the company adopted the name Dorothy Perkins in 1919 after the popular climbing rose. Originally specializing in lingerie and hosiery, the brand expanded into affordable women’s fashion and became one of the most recognizable names on the British high street. During the late twentieth century, Dorothy…

  • Draper James

    Reese Witherspoon launched Draper James in 2015, rooting it in Southern charm with gingham, florals, and cheeky slogans. After a 2018 plus-size collaboration with Eloquii (sizes 12-28), the brand expanded its own apparel into sizes 0 to 24 (XS to 3X) in 2019, merchandising every size together at the same price in stores and online….

  • Dress The Population

    Founded in 2011, Dress the Population was created to offer fashion-forward occasionwear that bridges the gap between designer luxury and accessible contemporary fashion. Headquartered in Los Angeles, the brand quickly became known for glamorous eveningwear featuring premium fabrics, flattering silhouettes, and sophisticated detailing. The collections include cocktail dresses, formal gowns, bridesmaid dresses, bridal styles, jumpsuits,…

  • Dolce Vita

    Dolce Vita was founded in 2001 in New York City with the goal of creating fashion-forward footwear that combined runway-inspired design with accessible pricing. The brand quickly gained popularity for its contemporary aesthetic, introducing modern takes on boots, sandals, sneakers, heels, and everyday footwear. Today, Dolce Vita is recognized for balancing current trends with timeless…

  • David Meister

    David Meister is a luxury womenswear label founded by American fashion designer David Meister. After graduating from the University of Cincinnati’s College of Design, Art, Architecture and Planning in 1985, Meister began his fashion career in New York before launching his signature eveningwear collections in partnership with Kellwood Company in 1998. The brand became known…

  • Deb Shops

    Deb Shops traces its roots to 1932, when founders Philip Rounick and Aaron Weiner opened a Philadelphia hosiery store called JOY Hosiery. Over the following decades, the company expanded into women’s fashion retail and eventually rebranded as Deb Shops, becoming a recognizable mall-based retailer across the United States. At its peak, Deb Shops operated hundreds…

  • Democracy Denim

    Democracy was founded by fashion industry veteran Caren Lettiere, who set out to create jeans that fit, flatter, and support real women living busy lives. The brand launched as a denim-focused label built around the idea of “Curve Equality,” recognizing that women come in many different shapes and deserve clothing designed accordingly. The company became…