Accessible

Mid-range pricing that balances quality and value. Items typically range from $30–$80.

  • Chubby Cartwheels

    Founded by Shawna Farmer, Chubby Cartwheels grew out of her Tumblr community and love of sewing, eventually becoming an online boutique specializing in handmade plus-size fashion. Every garment was designed and produced in Portland, Oregon, with an emphasis on originality and self-expression rather than hiding or minimizing larger bodies. The brand became known for vibrant…

  • Cee Cee’s Closet

    Cee Cee’s Closet NYC was founded in 2015 by Nigerian-American sisters Chioma and Uchenna Ngwudo after recognizing a lack of accessible, contemporary African-inspired fashion and accessories in the U.S. market. What began with handbags and headwraps evolved into a lifestyle brand centered on celebrating African culture through fashion, beauty, and community. The brand is best…

  • Chic And Curvy Boutique

    Chic And Curvy Boutique was founded to provide fashionable, trend-driven clothing specifically for plus-size women who wanted stylish options without compromising fit or confidence. Operating both online and through its brick-and-mortar boutique in Inglewood, California, the company has become a destination for shoppers seeking bold, contemporary fashion in extended sizes. The boutique offers an assortment…

  • Cacique

    Introduced by Lane Bryant in 2005, Cacique was created to provide fashionable, supportive lingerie specifically engineered for plus-size women. At a time when extended-size intimates were often limited to basic styles, Cacique helped redefine the category by combining technical fit with modern fashion, vibrant colors, and trend-forward designs. The brand specializes in full-coverage bras, balconette…

  • Calvin Klein

    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…

  • Brass Clothing

    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…

  • Brassybra

    Founded in 2015 by entrepreneur Julie Brown, Brassybra was created after Brown struggled to find a supportive solution for backless and low-cut clothing that worked for larger bust sizes. Traditional bras often limited wardrobe choices, while existing adhesive products lacked the strength and coverage needed for reliable support. Brassybra introduced a patented adhesive breast support…

  • Avenue

    Founded in 1983, Avenue was established to meet the growing demand for fashionable clothing designed specifically for plus-size women. Unlike many traditional retailers that simply expanded straight-size collections, Avenue built its business around designing apparel for curvier bodies from the ground up, making it one of the earliest national chains dedicated exclusively to plus-size fashion….

  • Azazie

    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…

  • Always For Me

    Launched in 2000 by founder and CEO Susan Barone, Always For Me has become one of the most established online destinations for plus size swimwear, with a catalog spanning swimsuits, cover-ups, activewear, and full-figure lingerie in sizes 14–26. The retailer carries its own exclusive Chic, Sport, and Control labels alongside well-known swim brands, and has…

  • Arula

    Arula launched as the plus and mid-size sister brand to Altar’d State, designing pieces specifically for curvy proportions (sizes 10–24) rather than resizing straight-size garments. Rebranded from A Beautiful Soul in 2021, it built a loyal following for its boho-chic dresses, coordinating sets, novelty accessories, and wide-fit cowgirl boots, offering a polished in-store experience across…

  • Ashley Stewart

    Ashley Stewart has served plus size women since 1991 with a mission rooted in celebrating curves through fashion. The brand is especially recognized for its vibrant color palette statement prints and figure-forward dressing. Its customer base is deeply loyal and the brand has built a reputation for pieces that feel genuinely designed with curvier bodies…