4. Old Navy

Old Navy is a favorite for its casual clothing and also its jeans. As I mentioned previously, it is hard to find jeans for me being plus size and tall, but I have found jeans that work at Old Navy. Usually, pants are what I shop for here, but they have lovely clothing pieces at reasonable prices. (And don’t sleep on their leggings!)

5. Eloquii

Eloquii is a great place to shop if you’re looking for work pieces or going out attire. They carry gorgeous, fashionable clothing that’s specifically made for plus size women.

I’ll be honest, I don’t shop here as much as the other stores on the list because their pieces are pricey. However, it is still a good place for plus-size clothing if you don’t mind splurging, and it goes up to size 28.

6. Avenue

I remember taking many trips to Avenue with my mother and grandmother when I was younger. I liked some of the pieces there, and it was an excellent place to get bras and underwear. But the clothing was for an older audience, and I still think that’s true today.

Avenue is great for some pieces, but if I shop there, it is for coats and underwear. Also, it can be a bit pricey so keep that in mind.

7. H&M+

To me, H&M+ can be hit or miss. I tried pants from here, and that wasn’t the best idea. I find the sizing runs very small, which gets frustrating after a while. Instead, I usually get dresses and tops here, which tend to run true to size.

8. Boohoo

Boohoo is an amazing store to buy trendy plus size pieces, but in my experience, the quality isn’t high. Most of the items I’ve bought here haven’t lasted a long time.

I wouldn’t suggest shopping here for classics or pieces you’ll wear daily, but for trendy items that you don’t see yourself wearing for years, it’s a great place to shop.

9. Target

For a long time, I only shopped for home goods at Target. I ignored the clothing section except during holidays when buying presents. But I’ve found that the store has improved its clothing section in recent seasons, and I have seen many cute pieces!