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Plus size clothing chains
A big share of plus size shopping in the US runs through a chain — dedicated plus brands like Torrid and Lane Bryant, the men's big & tall side with DXL, and value chains with real plus departments. Every chain's own store locator will find you the nearest location; none of them will tell you which location is actually good. That's the gap these pages fill: each chain page lists every location in this directory ranked by its Google rating, so you can see whether the store near you is the well-run one — same sign out front, often a very different experience with stock, fitting rooms, and staff. 3,236 chain locations tracked so far. For the independent, owner-curated side, see plus size boutiques.
Maurices
Small-town mall staple with a dedicated plus range alongside its core line.
Cato Fashions
Small-town value chain where the plus department shares the store with misses — easy one-stop basics.
Rainbow Shops
Budget fashion chain with a dedicated plus department in most stores — trend pieces at low prices.
Torrid
Mall plus-size specialist — trend-driven clothes, denim, and a big intimates department, sized for plus from the first stitch.
Lane Bryant
The longest-running name in plus fashion — workwear, denim, and its Cacique bra and intimates line.
DXL Big + Tall
The men's big & tall specialist — casual, dress clothes, and shoes in extended sizes and tall lengths.
Ashley Stewart
City-styled plus fashion — dresses, denim, and occasionwear with a loyal community feel.
Catherines
Comfort-first classic plus fashion — a longtime favorite for easy fits and extended sizes.
Avenue
Everyday plus fashion plus wide-width shoes — basics, workwear, and accessories under one roof.
Fashion to Figure
Fast-fashion plus chain — runway-inspired pieces at mall prices.
City Chic
Australian-born plus chain — going-out dresses and trend pieces for a night-out wardrobe.