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Plus size clothes
Posted: Tue, 08 Sep 2009 11:51 pm
by AFCChris
Is there anywhere in Singapore that sells clothes for the "larger woman"??!!
Appreciate any tips..
Cheers
Posted: Thu, 10 Sep 2009 12:09 pm
by smurph
You will find Dorothy Perkins in Plaza Singapura goes to size 18 and Marks and Spencer...
Erm...
Posted: Sun, 27 Sep 2009 1:31 am
by shjuan85
Try
www.craziedaisy.com
They offer clothes for UK size 12 to size 22
Posted: Sun, 27 Sep 2009 7:17 am
by road.not.taken
Is it called Double Spring at Holland Village? I think so... There were other threads on this, search the Forum, you'll get more information.
Plus size for larger woman
Posted: Sat, 12 Dec 2009 2:55 pm
by littlechubby
Hi, i need to know where i can get big / Huge clothes for myself.... I'm desperate to know.. Been walking ard orchard, and have seen Dorothy Perkin clothes... still i dun really like the design.. cause it is not very comfy... can anyone advise where i can get ? Please thanks

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Posted: Sat, 12 Dec 2009 10:04 pm
by sundaymorningstaple
Take the bull by the horns, and start leading a healthy lifestyle. Enroll in a proper weight management programme and an exercise programme and you will soon be able to wear all those things you only window shop and wish for now. It's possible if you want it. I know. I did. I lost 25kg last the first six months of 2008. Today I am still only 1.5 kg above that and I stay around that area and have done so for over a year. It's easy. I went from a 40inch waistline to a 31inch waistline. I'm not giving it up for nothing!
Meanwhile, if you don't you can resign yourself to a life of style-less tents as nothing looks good on fat people. Think about it. Make the healthy choice.

Plus Size Clothes for Woman
Posted: Sun, 20 Dec 2009 10:54 pm
by littlechubby
road.not.taken wrote:Is it called Double Spring at Holland Village? I think so... There were other threads on this, search the Forum, you'll get more information.
Hey gals, I managed to locate a Plus size shop in Holland Village... Its called Double Spring Enterprise. Their clothes ranges from office wear to casual wear... and the price is reasonable... I've gotten myself a couple of casual outfit mainly LINEN and COTTON.. and trust me....somewhat the material used and their style of fashion attracts me a lot. I definitely will recommend to those whom are in need to plus size clothes. Thumbs Up!!!
Check out their new website: www.doublespringplussize.com 
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Posted: Sat, 09 Jan 2010 12:32 am
by pris79
well if u stay in the East area, u can try Eastpoint at Simei. 3 shops selling bigger size clothings.
Level 1(near to the entrance where the taxi stand is, Veero/Fashionable Changes(this is 1 shop, but not sure why they have 2 names)
Level 2(York Boutique, GG2)
bought a dress from Veero, 1 skirt+ 1 top+ 1 dress from GG2 today...
Woodlands causeway point > ViVi (just beside John Little, Level 2, near escalator)
Anyway Veero has a few outlets. There's 1 at City Square Mall(Farrer Park Mrt) , and other at Toa Payoh Central...
I think they have another 3 more outlets...I forgot where already :p
ViVi also...I think there's 1 at Square 2(Novena) and around 3 more outlets..mostly in west/north area
I like the dresses at Veero/ViVi...bought 5 so far...within 1 mth..whew!
Happy shopping!
On a side note, yes it's best to lose some weight to be healthier, but the post from the moderator above left me bewildered...so does it mean that fat people no need to buy clothes to wear until they sucessfully lose off the weight? True dat clothes will always look nicer on slimmer figures, but plus size people does not have to wear shape-less tents as clothings...we're humans too u know? really don't know how to feel when see this kind of thing. sigh.
Posted: Wed, 26 Jan 2011 2:33 pm
by QueenMinnie
i've just recently been to Big & Beautiful (
http://bab.com.sg/), just opposite central on clarke quay. they have some pretty nice stuff, and the girls that work there are really nice.
Has anyone checked out Ebay for plus size fashion?
Posted: Mon, 26 Dec 2011 1:13 pm
by mamacita
I've recently started buying items on Ebay.
Prices are affordable, there is a wide range of items and the quality is usually very good.
Check out this store. Bought a couple of awesome tops.
http://stores.ebay.com.au/moretolovestore
Posted: Thu, 29 Dec 2011 7:38 pm
by sahaya
thanks for the information