Brand offers a wide, inclusive size range from straight through plus, with consistent style across all sizes.
Adesola ‘Addie’ Elabor, born in Nigeria and raised near Philadelphia, founded D’IYANU in 2014 to fill the gap for modern, ready-to-wear African-inspired fashion, envisioning an Ankara-print answer to Zara or H&M. Self-funded and grown into a multi-million-dollar business, the brand is known for daring geometric prints, vibrant color, and trendy silhouettes in sizes XS to…
Founded in 2015 by Harvard Business School classmates Nadia Boujarwah and Lydia Gilbert, Dia & Co was created to address the lack of stylish, accessible shopping options for plus-size women. Recognizing that the majority of American women wear sizes 10 and above, the founders built a platform dedicated exclusively to serving this often-overlooked market. Dia…
COYAN is a contemporary luxury fashion brand founded by Ceylan Atınç, created to provide women with refined occasionwear that balances modern sophistication with timeless design. The brand is particularly known for its use of premium silk fabrics, fluid silhouettes, and understated luxury. The company focuses on investment-worthy pieces designed to transcend seasonal trends, emphasizing quality…
Founded in 1908 in Malden, Massachusetts, Converse Rubber Shoe Company originally manufactured winterized rubber footwear before expanding into athletic shoes. In 1917, the company introduced the All Star, a basketball sneaker that would become one of the most recognizable shoes in history. Basketball player Chuck Taylor joined the company in the early 1920s as a…
Cosabella was founded in 1983 by Italian husband-and-wife team Valeria and Ugo Campello. The name “Cosabella” translates to “beautiful thing” in Italian, reflecting the brand’s commitment to creating elegant, high-quality intimates rooted in Italian craftsmanship. The company became known for producing lingerie in Italy using premium materials, vibrant colors, and innovative fit solutions. Over the…
Christian Siriano launched his namesake collection in 2008 after winning Project Runway, and has since become one of fashion’s most visible champions of size inclusivity. Known for fantasy gowns, cocktail dresses, and tailored separates, he has dressed celebrities of every size and pushed retailers to carry his full range, which reaches into the 20s. The…
Chromat launched as an architectural fashion brand and has evolved into a full swim and activewear label with a fiercely inclusive identity. Its collections are known for bold cuts engineered construction and unapologetic sizing from XS to 4X. The brand has been a consistent presence on inclusive fashion lists for its investment in body diverse…
Chouette Designs was founded by fashion designer Ashley McGinty after years working in the jewelry industry and recognizing how frequently larger-bodied customers were excluded from traditional jewelry sizing. The brand was launched to create beautiful, demi-fine jewelry that truly accommodates a wider range of bodies and identities. Based in San Diego, California, Chouette Designs specializes…
Founded in New York in 1968 by designer Calvin Klein, the brand became synonymous with clean, minimalist American style across ready-to-wear, denim, fragrance, and underwear. Now part of PVH Corp, Calvin Klein has broadened size inclusivity, particularly in its underwear and intimates, which extend through plus sizing, alongside select apparel. Its pared-back, modern aesthetic and…
Founded in 2014 by Jay Hallstein and Katie Doyle, Brass set out to help women simplify their wardrobes with well-made, versatile essentials rather than trend-driven fast fashion. The Boston-based, direct-to-consumer brand offers dresses, skirts, tops, and workwear-leaning lifestyle pieces designed for a functional capsule wardrobe, in a size range that extends through the low plus…
Founded in 1998 by entrepreneur Scott Kerslake in Petaluma, California, Athleta was created to provide women with technical athletic apparel designed specifically for female athletes. At a time when the activewear industry was largely focused on men’s performance gear, Athleta developed products tailored to women’s bodies across a variety of sports and fitness activities. Following…
Azazie launched as a direct-to-consumer bridal disruptor, bringing wedding and bridesmaid dresses online at a fraction of traditional boutique prices. Every garment is offered across its full 0–30 size range at no extra charge, and each dress is made to order — including custom sizing and length — which trims waste and improves fit. With…